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Jiang says meritocracy often rewards credentials rather than actual skill or talent.
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"...don't think it's actually true that in meritocracy, people care about skills and talent. I think in meritocracy, people care about skills and talent...."
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"And sometimes credentials and skills are not the same thing, OK? So again, we're just thinking about our context and how to apply it..."
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