Re: Aptitude vs Hard Work
(in Too Many Aptitudes)
>I guess the idea is to provide us with estimates of what occupations we match in terms of who is already succeeding in them.
That works best in the bulge of the bell curve. The past few years I've been more interested in breakthrough work...
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discussion post on Sat, November 7, 2009 - 9:25 AM
Re: Aptitude vs Hard Work
(in Too Many Aptitudes)
"I just thought it was weird that there seemed to be no correlation in my case between how I performed on the tests and how stressed out I got while taking them."
Though JOCRF offers the best set of tests I know of, it doesn't really understand...
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discussion post on Tue, November 3, 2009 - 8:14 AM
Re: Aptitude vs Hard Work
(in Too Many Aptitudes)
"'Stress', or a tendency to give up before that due to experience, or plain disinterest."
There seem to be several different kinds of stress. There is the kind associated with you performing at a high level in an area you are comfortable in. ...
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discussion post on Mon, October 26, 2009 - 7:29 AM
Re: Aptitude vs Hard Work
(in Too Many Aptitudes)
pretty good statement.
re: the point at which fatigue sets in. yes, low aptitude folks fatigue faster. their stress levels are significantly higher at equivalent levels of performance. there is also a lower threshold for information ov...
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discussion post on Thu, October 22, 2009 - 5:27 PM
Re: legal fundraiser / baby shower
(in SD Burners)
the incident happened wednesday night on his way in to decom, and the policy didn't come out of the white house until a few days later. however, it was already clear that the white house was relaxing it's position on medical mj.
i suspect ...
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discussion post on Thu, October 22, 2009 - 12:37 PM