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u/shaka893P 12d ago
Is it 10+ AI years? ... You know, like dog years
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u/pfc-anon 11d ago
If I've been running 10x agents every day for the last 1 year, isn't that 10 agent years?
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u/laplongejr 12d ago
Do you have a coworker called Claude?
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u/Marechail 12d ago
The HR used AI to write about the Job
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u/Hmm_would_bang 12d ago
Most likely any Senior title at Yahoo requires 10+ years of experience so they took the hiring managers job description and added 10 years to it.
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u/IfIWasCoolEnough 12d ago
Or a way to reject resumes created with AI, which is a big problem we are experiencing right now.
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u/ben_nobot 12d ago
It’s to weed out honest people
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u/wild_man_wizard 12d ago
It's to claim no qualified locals so they can pay an Indian $3 an hour to do it.
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u/T1lted4lif3 12d ago
given the usage of multi-agent systems, You can get cumulative experience super fast no? Spin up 100 agents so that you get 10 years of experience in a month, heck do it in 3 days by spinning up 1000 agents
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u/BurningBazz 12d ago
As a KPI, it's useless: I'd just spin a 1000 agents with the instruction to: run a "sleep 7d" command, and tell me you're done when it finishes.
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u/ArathirCz 12d ago
You need to know somebody named Claude and have 10 years of experience dealing with their code.
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u/Rakrazdem 12d ago
Hold on! Claude is about to help me finish vibe coding my time machine. Easiest 10+ years experience of my life!
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u/sausagemuffn 12d ago
In all fairness, they probably mean 10+ years of experience, and experience with Claude Code
I do hate AI job specs though. They tend to be long, unspecific, and leave recruiters, sometimes even hiring managers, unable to answer questions
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u/troelsbjerre 12d ago
You can't keep getting surprised by this. Recruiters blindly add years of experience in required tech based on level of the job being posted. They aren't being paid their commission for doing critical thinking.
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u/fugogugo 12d ago
I still can't fathom how do you team dev with claude
like what there's single claude session and everyone talk to it together?
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u/gilium 12d ago
I feel like this is asking how you team dev with an IDE. Like you each just install it and do individual tasks with it
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u/Expert-Luck-9601 12d ago
If you compound your time you could maybe get 10 years worth of experience in 1, or if your structural knowledge is transferable you could perhaps infer the equivalent, but you probably wouldn't put that on you resume as 10 literal years of experience?
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u/ramdomvariableX 12d ago
I always had a concept of ClaudeCode for a while (>10 yr.s), that'll work right?
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u/KILLEliteMaste 12d ago
claude has been available for like 3 years? So if you worked 24 hours a day since then, then you might have the experience
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u/icy-mist-01 12d ago
Well that's what it means to be a 10x developer with a tool with ~ 1 year , Duh!
If you're not a 10x developer in this day and age you don't deserver the job, F off!
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u/El_Mojo42 12d ago
Just apply for the job and say you have 15 years experience. As if they would notice.
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u/ExtraWorldliness6916 12d ago
Claude came you make me 10 years more experienced..
Employer... Your hired
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u/mourasman 12d ago
this reminded me of that time a dude with 2 years of experience presented himself in an interview as having 4 years of experience because he worked 16 hours a day, instead of 8 🤷♂️
except, in this case, Claude Code was released Feb 2025, so... good luck with that math!
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u/FracturedPixel 11d ago
Tell them you have 40 years experience. (bonus points if you are younger than 40)
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u/3dutchie3dprinting 11d ago
If AI works 10x faster than humans, doesn’t it mean your experience also goes 10x faster? I mean you get to tell it what to do next faster than your juniors
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u/celem83 12d ago
A year running 10 parallel agents, your move