> they really are a proxy to IQ
Not if you're doing them standing in front of a bunch of people. That's an urgent, high-pressure activity and tests how well you perform in high-pressure, high-scrutiny situations more than they test IQ.
Not if you're doing them standing in front of a bunch of people. That's an urgent, high-pressure activity and tests how well you perform in high-pressure, high-scrutiny situations more than they test IQ.
But, I suspect, that would also be a job few people would want.
I've been in enough situations where production is having issues, and it's good to have engineers on point.