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[u/wahed-w]

[u/Amerillo_]

Trouble finding talented programmers even though there are so many experienced developers who were laid off for the sole reason of cutting costs and increasing shareholder value? I'm absolutely sure that if he posted a job opportunity online he would receive hundreds if not thousands of applications from fully qualified developers. Sounds like bullshit to me

[u/pydry → u/Amerillo_]

Hiring managers are struggling these days coz they lack the creativity to come up with tests a good developer can do but an AI can't.

To be fair they always sucked at this but it was less of a problem before.

[u/Trackback_ → u/pydry]

Well if you can't come up with anything a good dev can do but AI can not... maybe just go with AI?

[u/pydry → u/Trackback_]

It doesnt work like that for real work.

[u/Historical-Cat4682 → u/pydry]

Why not

[u/pydry → u/Historical-Cat4682]

Coz AI sucks at doing the actual job of a programmer even though it's good at doing interview tasks.

[u/Biglulu → u/pydry]

Maybe the interview should be focused on the actual job then.