My impression is that requirements for credentials are at least as much an effort to identify conscientiousness and compliance as they are an effort to identify knowledge and intelligence—which is not to say that it’s a reliable method of identifying either.
My impression is that requirements for credentials are at least as much an effort to identify conscientiousness and compliance as they are an effort to identify knowledge and intelligence—which is not to say that it’s a reliable method of identifying either.
My impression is that the credentials are far more about conscientiousness and compliance than knowledge or intelligence.