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AI code generation forces tech hiring managers to rethink software engineering interviews

By

Lisa Eadicicco

2d ago· 7 min readenInsight

Summary

The article examines how AI's ability to write code is disrupting software engineering hiring. With mass layoffs increasing competition and AI raising cheating concerns during interviews, hiring managers struggle to redefine what makes a good software engineer. The traditional interview process hasn't adapted to evaluate candidates in an era where AI can handle much of the coding work, forcing a fundamental rethink of required skills and assessment methods.

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Now that AI can write code, how can you figure out who – or even what skillset – makes a good software engineer?
The interview process hasn't kept up with the rapid changes AI has brought to software engineering.
Tens of thousands of jobs cuts across the industry have increased competition for open spots.
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Now that AI can write code, what makes a good software engineer? That’s the question hiring managers in the tech industry are grappling with.

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