The case for judging people by the questions they ask
A user argues that as answers become commoditized, the questions someone asks reveal more about them.
TLDR
A user argues that answers are essentially commoditized, with a possible exception for difficult math proofs, though they say even those are being solved quickly. They see the quality of someone’s questions as the strongest signal about that person and one of the few things they focus on in interviews and conversations.
Combined views
5.3K
1 Source, first seen ago