Love it or hate it, LLMs aren't going away anytime soon. So, let your candidates "cheat" in their coding interviews.

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The experiment conducted by interviewing.io showed that using ChatGPT in technical interviews went undetected by interviewers. The post argues that biasing hiring towards candidates who over-prepare for standardized problems is a greater risk than cheating. It also suggests that the ability to critically analyze and make adjustments to code generated by LLMs is a valuable skill for developers. The post advises against trying to eliminate the use of LLMs and instead recommends creating a humane hiring process.

Let Developers Cheat with LLMs in Their Interviews

Sometimes, every problem looks like a nail.