Holy fuck that last one was literally me in my first interview fresh out of college. Full on panic attack.
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Are remote interviews still viable in the days of gpt?
in the company, i'm employed in, yes. it allows to hire people far off for remote work.
Clearly yes, as this post outlines, these candidates weren't smart enough to use ChatGPT
The last interviews I wrote the job posting for and conducted, I made it clear we give you a GPT4 subscription for the job so I expect you to demonstrate your ability to use it as a tool during the interview
"Y'all wanted good documentation, no?"