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I'm tempted to make snarky comments about how its a red flag if a company is asking open ended questions with a textbox as part of an initial screen but I'll be
by mattbrewsbytes 3y ago
I'm tempted to make snarky comments about how its a red flag if a company is asking open ended questions with a textbox as part of an initial screen but I'll be open minded and ask:
What hiring questions are you asking?
- solardev 3y ago"Your boss asks you to travel back in time to kill baby John Connor, but you've fallen in love with his granddaughter. What do you do?"
- breckenedge 3y agoOne is a basic technical question that I’ve been asked a handful of times in interviews. We could eliminate the question, but then we’d need to have hundreds of phone screens and literally ask the same question. That’s not feasible. So this is how we screen. We’ve received over 250 applications in ~1 day.
- mattbrewsbytes 3y agoIs that a quality way to screen though? Anyone can look up answers to basic technical questions. Also have you considered that maybe ChatGPT itself is applying? Its gotta feed all those babyGpts when it gets home from work. Might be a good hire, LOL.
- breckenedge 3y agoSure any GPT can answer it, but when 10 or 20 candidates say exactly the same thing, it’s pretty obvious. We’re asking for an opinion on a technical matter. The opinion itself doesn’t really matter, just that you have one and can communicate it. And I already pay ChatGPT.