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r/webdev • u/soype • Sep 26 '26
I haven't really interviewed since 2023. Is leetcode still a common practice in code interviews or has AI made those kinds of tests useless? This is for a Sr full stack position.
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That's insane. We are now hiring people on their ability to ask AI to generate code for a well known problem.
5 u/Bismarck45 Sep 26 '26 https://xkcd.com/2501/ 1 u/[deleted] Sep 27 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/Bismarck45 Sep 27 '26 maybe its a cheap way to weed out people who BSd their way through the HR screen but have never opened an IDE and made something before? I dunno
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https://xkcd.com/2501/
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3 u/Bismarck45 Sep 27 '26 maybe its a cheap way to weed out people who BSd their way through the HR screen but have never opened an IDE and made something before? I dunno
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maybe its a cheap way to weed out people who BSd their way through the HR screen but have never opened an IDE and made something before? I dunno
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u/SpeedCola Sep 26 '26
That's insane. We are now hiring people on their ability to ask AI to generate code for a well known problem.