What Paul Bloom thinks about hiring

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Psychologist at the University of Toronto and professor emeritus at Yale, author of Against Empathy and The Sweet Spot. He writes the newsletter Small Potatoes.

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1. 24 Sept 2026

   Our readingBeing skilled in statistics makes a person more employable in tech and consulting, not just academia.

   Their wordsBeing proficient in statistics will make you more appealing to employers in tech, consulting, and other fields.

   ↗Some non-obvious advice for psych graduate studentssmallpotatoes.paulbloom.net 2nd of 3 in this piece