Extrapolating The Cuomo Teacher Evaluation System To The Private Sector

A commenter on a Newday editorial that claims teacher evaluations tied to test scores is just what this state needs to improve its education system:

I worked in the private sector for a long time before switching to teaching. The biggest difference here is that in the private sector, the person evaluating you knows your job responsibilities. Also in the private sector, a Department Head, with absolutely no experience in a job, would not be able to force a change on a company without the next level of management explaining why it would not work, and would possibly hurt the company. There are a lot of failed companies who no longer exist because of management who decided to go into businesses without the required experience, or without properly researching a new direction for a company. Would you allow Cuomo, with absolutely NO experience in your profession, to walk in and tell your companies management to make changes he really knows nothing about? And then evaluate you, without understanding your job, and tell you you're ineffective? That is precisely what Cuomo is doing with education.

Perhaps Newsday can bring Cuomo in to spruce up the work they do in  the human resources department?

Hell, who are we kidding - even charter schools don't have to use the Cuomo evaluation system.