Interesting. I interviewed at Meta a decade ago and was put off by the process (inexperienced devs who memorized leetcode medium problems). But I still get da

Interesting. I interviewed at Meta a decade ago and was put off by the process (inexperienced devs who memorized leetcode medium problems). But I still get daily requests from their recruiters to try again (I am a senior leader in ML engineering). I would need to spend a fair amount of time thinking about what it would be like to do an interview with LLMs. But honestly, I'd rather spend that time on figuring out how to use LLMs to interview people better (for example I already had an LLM write a collaboritive web editor with built-in code runner, so I don't need to license coderpad). I could see updating my prompt to have the coding agent generate a text box for entering prompts during the interview. Either way, I still expect candidates to be able to explain what a hash table is in their own words.