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Half way through a recent interview it became very apparent that the candidate was using AI. This was only apparent in the standard 'why are you interested in w
by Daub 2y ago
Half way through a recent interview it became very apparent that the candidate was using AI. This was only apparent in the standard 'why are you interested in working here?' Questions. Once the questions became more AI resistant the candidate floundered. There English language skills and there general reasoning declined catastrophically. These question had originally been introduced to see see how good the candidate was at thinking abstractly. Example: 'what is your creative philosophy?'
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- csomar 2y ago> what is your creative philosophy? Seriously?
- Daub 2y agoYep. Some candidates really enjoy the question to the point where it becomes difficult to get them to stop answering it.
- MattSayar 2y agoHave you noticed a correlation in candidate quality vs the time spent answering that question?
- Daub 2y ago> Have you noticed a correlation in candidate quality vs the time spent answering that question? Yes, certainly. Over the years our skill at interviewing has grown. We try to craft a balance between asking questions which require exact responses, and those which the candidate is free to improvise upon.
- gameshot911 2y ago>There English language skills... declined catastrophically. Let he who is without sin...
- Daub 2y agoPoint taken