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Let's say you are interviewing a candidate, and you have had one interaction with him, which was negative, and you know two other people who have worked with hi
by fallingknife 3y ago
Let's say you are interviewing a candidate, and you have had one interaction with him, which was negative, and you know two other people who have worked with him extensively, and they say he is a bad employee. Are you going to say, well, my interaction was a one off, and those two people who worked with him could be wrong and that is selection bias, and hire him anyway, or are you going to take a pass? Why should I be so much more generous with the government?
- pavel_lishin 3y agoBecause the government isn't a single person you're hiring. If I had three bad experiences at the DMV, that tells me very little about my possible future experience with my town councilmembers, or my local librarian, or my senator, or an air traffic controller.