Table 2.

Assessment of quasi-random assignment & ordering

 Admission processHiring process
 (1)(2)(3)(4)
 Std. TPAStd. predicted ratingStd. TPAStd. predicted rating
Panel A: Quasi-random assignment
Guryan et al. (2009)
 Leave-one-out mean0.002*−0.001−0.012−0.005
(0.001)(0.001)(0.027)(0.028)
R2 (within)0.9980.9980.7100.707
Jochmans (2023)
 Test statistic0.695−0.0480.7101.037
p-value0.4870.9620.4780.300
Panel B: Quasi-random ordering
Guryan et al. (2009)
 Lag (t1)0.0000.0020.0240.013
(0.006)(0.006)(0.017)(0.023)
R2 (within)0.0090.0240.0020.000
Jochmans (2023)
 Test statistic0.9150.9601.4260.967
p-value0.3600.3370.1540.333
N26,97026,9705,1655,165
 Admission processHiring process
 (1)(2)(3)(4)
 Std. TPAStd. predicted ratingStd. TPAStd. predicted rating
Panel A: Quasi-random assignment
Guryan et al. (2009)
 Leave-one-out mean0.002*−0.001−0.012−0.005
(0.001)(0.001)(0.027)(0.028)
R2 (within)0.9980.9980.7100.707
Jochmans (2023)
 Test statistic0.695−0.0480.7101.037
p-value0.4870.9620.4780.300
Panel B: Quasi-random ordering
Guryan et al. (2009)
 Lag (t1)0.0000.0020.0240.013
(0.006)(0.006)(0.017)(0.023)
R2 (within)0.0090.0240.0020.000
Jochmans (2023)
 Test statistic0.9150.9601.4260.967
p-value0.3600.3370.1540.333
N26,97026,9705,1655,165

Notes: TPA, third-party assessment of candidate quality (see Section 3.2 for details). Panel A presents tests for a relationship between an individual’s quality and the leave-one-out mean quality of the other candidates assigned to the same interview sequence. The test proposed by Guryan et al. (2009) controls for the leave-one-out mean quality at the workshop or candidate pool level. This test has limited power in the admission process (Columns 1 and 2) due to limited variation in the size of workshops. Therefore, we additionally provide test statistics and p-values from an alternative bias-corrected test for random peer assignment developed by Jochmans (2023), which does not require variation in the size of randomization units. In Panel B, we test for a relationship between the quality of the current and the previous candidate, conditional on the leave-one-out mean quality at the sequence level. All regressions control for gender and workshop/candidate pool fixed effects. Standard errors are clustered at the workshop/candidate pool level (N = 312/N = 63). *  p<0.10, **  p<0.05, ***p<0.01.

Table 2.

Assessment of quasi-random assignment & ordering

 Admission processHiring process
 (1)(2)(3)(4)
 Std. TPAStd. predicted ratingStd. TPAStd. predicted rating
Panel A: Quasi-random assignment
Guryan et al. (2009)
 Leave-one-out mean0.002*−0.001−0.012−0.005
(0.001)(0.001)(0.027)(0.028)
R2 (within)0.9980.9980.7100.707
Jochmans (2023)
 Test statistic0.695−0.0480.7101.037
p-value0.4870.9620.4780.300
Panel B: Quasi-random ordering
Guryan et al. (2009)
 Lag (t1)0.0000.0020.0240.013
(0.006)(0.006)(0.017)(0.023)
R2 (within)0.0090.0240.0020.000
Jochmans (2023)
 Test statistic0.9150.9601.4260.967
p-value0.3600.3370.1540.333
N26,97026,9705,1655,165
 Admission processHiring process
 (1)(2)(3)(4)
 Std. TPAStd. predicted ratingStd. TPAStd. predicted rating
Panel A: Quasi-random assignment
Guryan et al. (2009)
 Leave-one-out mean0.002*−0.001−0.012−0.005
(0.001)(0.001)(0.027)(0.028)
R2 (within)0.9980.9980.7100.707
Jochmans (2023)
 Test statistic0.695−0.0480.7101.037
p-value0.4870.9620.4780.300
Panel B: Quasi-random ordering
Guryan et al. (2009)
 Lag (t1)0.0000.0020.0240.013
(0.006)(0.006)(0.017)(0.023)
R2 (within)0.0090.0240.0020.000
Jochmans (2023)
 Test statistic0.9150.9601.4260.967
p-value0.3600.3370.1540.333
N26,97026,9705,1655,165

Notes: TPA, third-party assessment of candidate quality (see Section 3.2 for details). Panel A presents tests for a relationship between an individual’s quality and the leave-one-out mean quality of the other candidates assigned to the same interview sequence. The test proposed by Guryan et al. (2009) controls for the leave-one-out mean quality at the workshop or candidate pool level. This test has limited power in the admission process (Columns 1 and 2) due to limited variation in the size of workshops. Therefore, we additionally provide test statistics and p-values from an alternative bias-corrected test for random peer assignment developed by Jochmans (2023), which does not require variation in the size of randomization units. In Panel B, we test for a relationship between the quality of the current and the previous candidate, conditional on the leave-one-out mean quality at the sequence level. All regressions control for gender and workshop/candidate pool fixed effects. Standard errors are clustered at the workshop/candidate pool level (N = 312/N = 63). *  p<0.10, **  p<0.05, ***p<0.01.

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