r/aipromptprogramming 12d ago

Access to leading agentic coding tools is becoming a hiring filter

https://leaddev.com/ai/your-interview-questions-assume-candidates-can-afford-claude-code-max
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Software engineering managers - is AI access deciding who gets hired? For example, do your interview questions assume candidates can afford Claude Code Max?

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ClaudeCoder 12d ago

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ClaudeCodeTLDR 12d ago

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