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"To become a bar raiser, a worker generally must have conducted dozens or hundreds of interviews, and gained a reputation for asking tough questions and identif
by Jun8 13y ago
"To become a bar raiser, a worker generally must have conducted dozens or hundreds of interviews, and gained a reputation for asking tough questions and identifying candidates who go on to be stars."
Typical interviewing scenario where P(FA)>10^10 and P(Miss)=0. Such schemes create groupthink problems later on.
- jessaustin 13y ago...dozens or hundreds of interviews... When does a "bar raiser", like, work? I've never been part of an org large enough to afford this sort of distraction.