Re:hiring good employees. iq tests, what else?
by cwilbur on Friday June 01, 2007 @06:11PM
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There's no evidence one way or another, because there's no clear objective definition of "a good employee."
For some of the jobs I've had, a willingness to think independently and critically -- far more important in a lot of cases than a high IQ -- was an active detriment.
For some of the jobs I've had, a willingness to think independently and critically -- far more important in a lot of cases than a high IQ -- was an active detriment.