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The article is referring only to employees that were hired and were also given the GMA, so qualification was not an issue. However, using a coin flip rather th
by woodchuck64 14y ago
The article is referring only to employees that were hired and were also given the GMA, so qualification was not an issue.
However, using a coin flip rather than a GMA score on a prospective employee would imply a score of either 0 (missed 'em all) or 100 (perfect), and thus would likely have 0 correlation with the actual employee performance, rather than .51.
So your conclusion is right even if your analysis is not.