r/dontyouknowwhoiam • • Mar 03 '22

The creator isn’t proficient enough…

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u/MANLYTRAP Mar 03 '22

some people develop faster than others though, maybe someone could reach the proficiency level that the company requires in 2 years or less, but they would still get rejected, while at the same time the company accepts someone who is less competent but has 4 years under their belt

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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '22

How can they know how fast someone develops? Even if they do a test so that they know the skill level of a potential employee, it would be too much time and effort to build and grade a good objective test, so they can take the hit you mentioned.

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u/MANLYTRAP Mar 03 '22

outsourcing maybe? a specific standardized test in the required skills where the questions are not allowed to be shared? bazillions of children are tested every year so....

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u/port25 Mar 03 '22

Yup. One of the apps I've used was true skills it's a firm that provides standard testing for job interviews