The interview process would certainly change as a result, so who knows if one could interview full time sustainably. But I don't think it's a special case. Go

The interview process would certainly change as a result, so who knows if one could interview full time sustainably. But I don't think it's a special case. Good software developers are by nature great at hacking systems and plenty of them would find it more profitable to keep interviewing rather than work a regular job. If it does need a regulatory nudge, paying people to interview is the most naive way to do this.