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this post was submitted on 18 Oct 2025
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That's true, being an effective technical interviewer to really sus out bs vs skill is hard. It's not just asking some rote set of questions, which often time are easy to rehearse answers for, but rather trying to get into the interviewee's mindset when you give them a scenario and assessing thought process rather than effective communication.
Yeah, I have always thought the interview process is a bit BS as it always puts interpersonal skills over technical skills, even for positions where interpersonal skills aren't needed.
I as both an employee and someone hiring would rather be able to hire 4 people for a week or two with them knowing only one person will get the job. I think in today's labor market people would jump at that and it gives opportunities for weaker candidates to learn what they need to learn. Culturally it would be hard to get a company to adapt to a model like that, and it probably goes against labor rules in a handful of states.