A striking part of Zvi’s review was when he talked about how he liked to hire high-IQ gamers he knew without traditional education credentials. I suspect there are many opportunities like this to find talented men.
School seem to place an increasing emphasis on conformity and a certain type of conscientiousness over intelligence and creativity, and in addition school keeps getting longer. At a certain point the signal becomes too costly to send, and I suspect that this is true of men especially.
I think the value of charisma as a character trait has declined over time under the cultural transition you point out. There are many jobs where charisma was considered to be a positive differentiator. I wonder if it will now be perceived negatively...
I really don't see the utility of calling certain cultural attitudes, "feminine."
A striking part of Zvi’s review was when he talked about how he liked to hire high-IQ gamers he knew without traditional education credentials. I suspect there are many opportunities like this to find talented men.
School seem to place an increasing emphasis on conformity and a certain type of conscientiousness over intelligence and creativity, and in addition school keeps getting longer. At a certain point the signal becomes too costly to send, and I suspect that this is true of men especially.
"the Culture of Nurse Ratched"
TikTok of an HR worker. Hard to believe it's real and that this person chose to broadcast her views. (SIAP, I didn't see it in other threads here.)
https://twitter.com/stillgray/status/1533672826905174017
I think the value of charisma as a character trait has declined over time under the cultural transition you point out. There are many jobs where charisma was considered to be a positive differentiator. I wonder if it will now be perceived negatively...