> I am all in favour of reducing the industry’s reliance on fancy name schools for hiring.
Soon after the industry seriously stops doing this, the fancy name schools will quickly get female-dominated, and whatever the industry starts using as a signal of candidate quality that hadn't been male-dominated before, will start to be.
When proposing new policies, always solve for equilibrium, don't ignore second order effects, and never assume the world is steady state system.
Soon after the industry seriously stops doing this, the fancy name schools will quickly get female-dominated, and whatever the industry starts using as a signal of candidate quality that hadn't been male-dominated before, will start to be.
When proposing new policies, always solve for equilibrium, don't ignore second order effects, and never assume the world is steady state system.