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Sam Altman
@sama
2 Aug 2022
traditional interviews are remarkably bad ways to make hiring decisions
Aug 2, 2022 · 2:57 PM UTC
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Filip Twarowski
@FilipTwarowski
3 Aug 2022
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@sama
how do you evaluate candidates? it seems like the highest signal step of the interviewing process at Pulley is the take-home assignment
Altered Carbons
@ROBERTOCARBONI
4 Aug 2022
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@sama
Amen to that!
Jason Green
@JasonGreenGrows
2 Aug 2022
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@sama
What are you describing as “traditional interviews”? Who is engaged with the candidate and what questions / activities are they asking / doing?
francis lydon
@LydonFrancis
3 Aug 2022
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@sama
They should also take up references as well
Ron Shina
@capuchango
2 Aug 2022
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@sama
One could try to think of the analogue of "advanced stats" from sports in the context of employee assessment and see how that affects the hiring process. Obviously, in sports, not everyone is on the court at any given moment.
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fronk
@fronkfeeds
2 Aug 2022
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@sama
tell me more, what falls under "traditional"?
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dcar
@10_dcar
3 Aug 2022
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@sama
please leave or be sacked, people say gpt-3 is "tricks". engineers get sacked for much less
Awaisome
@AwaisHQ
2 Aug 2022
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@sama
So what are the better ways you think?
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College Money Guy
@Guy_College99
3 Aug 2022
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@sama
What is the optimal way to make hiring decisions?
Daniel Clough
@daniel_cloughie
8 Aug 2022
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@sama
what would you recommend for hiring C-Suite / Dir people?
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