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> I'm sure anyone determined to do so can act unfairly regardless of what process is in place, but the fact that there is a standardized test in my mind does th
by bossyTeacher 2y ago
> I'm sure anyone determined to do so can act unfairly regardless of what process is in place, but the fact that there is a standardized test in my mind does the opposite and makes the process much fairer.
This is what privilege looks like. The inability to see barriers that affect others in a worse position.
Standards do not imply fairness only consistency.
You got a test that filters out people who lack the time to train for these tests. Basically, devs with a life (see family)
- CoastalCoder 2y agoIIUC, in your view using standard tests is a damned if you do, damn't if you don't scenario. Is there a solution that you'd recommend?
- emodendroket 2y agoOK, but I have a two-year-old, so consider my privilege sufficiently "checked" before having written the post. Anyway, what would you suggest that would be more fair?