counter-indicator

Finally, anecdotally, the economist has a long history of being a counter-indicator due to its susceptibility to consensus thinking.

He saw private car ownership as counter-indicator to Ubers growth and thus his own wealth.

Yes, job growth is a counter-indicator, an unusual feature of an economy having the problems we are having.

The achievement tests are more of a counter-indicator If you score under 700 on either test, you probably cant handle the coursework.

Formal CS education requires good self-learning skills and is not a counter-indicator for self-learning.

I am pretty sure the Economist cover has been repeatedly mocked as counter-indicator for many years now.

I've got to say - In my experience, industry-based qualifications are more often than not a counter-indicator.

My personal opinion is that some of these things are actually a counter-indicator.

That's the only thing I have learned from this forum, by far the best counter-indicator.

Or if we somehow decide it's relevant, it's actually a counter-indicator to your point.

So, I think saying that his opinion that something was stupid is a counter-indicator of its degree of success doesn't have much merit.

That's a counter-indicator for the success of startups.

If someone complains that "they shouldn't have to spend three hours writing code to get an interview," that itself is a pretty good counter-indicator.

There is just one point where I differ with you: "Formal Qualifications This is more a of non-indicator than a counter-indicator.

You can look at someone's job history if they are not too young to have a "track record" (job hopping would be a counter-indicator while promotions would be a positive).

The underlying principle is: "No one went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public." HN just hasn't internalized it quite yet, so we have the counter-indicator.