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by mihaaly
2145 days ago
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It is a bit naive expecting reliable answer for such unspecific question for that a broad spectrum situation. The topic here is to discuss the problem and even that is too much for the limits of this medium to be complete and reliable. What was your point with your useless and not constructive complaining? : ) |
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Of course, he would love to have a direct measure for how good someone will be in a position. Who wouldn't? So he asks you "well what should I do then?". What do you say?
To be clear, this is a hard problem. There are many dimensions for "how good someone will be in a position", and the interview process is designed to filter along as many of those as possible with reasonable effort.
Ultimately there's only one reliable way to find out if the candidate passes all the thresholds in day-to-day work: Hire them. But you can't do that with every candidate.