assessing

It's not like every company in the world is incapable of independently assessing their needs.

If you can't attend school for all lessons and survive then there's little benefit in assessing other enticements.

Business results are what matter and a startling number of engineers are bad at assessing business results.

It is a useful metric, but it was never intended to be used for assessing individuals.

But: 1) The hard part is objective and accurately assessing the issues at hand.

While possibly helpful for assessing one's own biases, that site seems to provide no collective stats, and that's what's in question here.

This reward context meant that they were seeking these symbols, assessing their value and influence with regard to the goal: getting the diamond.

Conversely, researchers have poor judgement assessing the economic value of their inventions.

Based on his way of assessing value Twitter is worthless.

That humans are bad at assessing the probability of relatively unlikely events, and that when those events are extremely catastrophic, that cognitive deficiency can be disastrous.

In terms of assessing benefits I like to take the example of X-ray technology.

I wouldn't be comfortable assessing someone as a cofounder based on soft-skills.

To be honest I'm constantly re-assessing whether it's worth having to deal with the "baggage" of Haskell as you refer to it.

One potential problem is that instead of assessing problem objectively, since the payout is based on "most popular" answer, people will choose which answer they expect to be most popular, rather than the one they necessarily believe in.

Assessment is hard enough when you don't have preconceived notions of the molds other people fit into; if you start assessing people already cherry-picking assumptions about them based on what societal fashion suggests is "normal," then your ability to fairly assess them is already screwed.

Assessing talent is always hard, be it an artist's, an athlete's or a programmers.