Comment by Waterluvian

5 hours ago

Witnessing a candidate’s thought process is probably the most valuable part of the interview process for me. Nothing else comes close. Just let me listen/watch you solve problems.

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purplepatrick  4 hours ago

As someone with zero exposure to my own thought processes, I find this always so discriminatory! ;)

  • lioeters  3 hours ago

    I wonder if this may be related to anendophasia, the absence of an inner voice. Apparently it has an influence on self-reflection and verbal working memory.

    Not Everybody Has an Inner Voice: Behavioral Consequences of Anendophasia - https://doi.org/10.1177/09567976241243004

    • SoMomentary  1 hour ago

      I have aphantasia so anendophasia sounds like such a nightmare to me, though I imagine those so have it would likely feel the opposite of me. I've met some folks in the past who I'd suspect have anendophasia, but I'm not sure how I'd ever bring that up without coming across as uncouth.

      Anyone with anendophasia care to opine on their experience?