No-one has ever needed to ask me how old my children are.
Dunning-Kruger Effect
Aug 21, 2010
23 Replies
For my sins I have in the past worked in the IT industry.
I did note that the more a person knew the more likely they were to say "I'm not really sure" when asked a question. The ones who immediately knew the answer usually didn't.
Sadly, marketing and project management never seemed to cotton on to this.
Cheers
Dave R
that's IT for you ;>)))
Jim K
In message , David WE Roberts writes
Very much noticed that when you ask a foreigner if they speak english
If they say "a little", you know that they are more or less fluent
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