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True, but someone with 10+ years in those fields doesn't face an interview asking them to prescribe treatment for a cold or explain the difference between civil
by cratermoon 2y ago
True, but someone with 10+ years in those fields doesn't face an interview asking them to prescribe treatment for a cold or explain the difference between civil and criminal law.
- llimllib 2y ago10 years in is exactly when you have to go do oral boards again in medicine, actually
- cratermoon 2y agoYes, and the medical licensing board is in charge of that, not the employer, and every doctor is evaluated to the same standards. Also, doctors are only one of the professions mentioned. Somehow in programming every interview starts from the assumption that the candidate must prove competence to the employer, and the employer decides what "competent" means.
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- MattGaiser 2y agoPhysicians generally have to recertify every 10 years, so yes they kind of do.
- cratermoon 2y agoYes but not for a specific job, given by the employer, and certainly not for every job. And this is only one of the professional fields mentioned.