Measure them on merit, their body of work and how well they will fit into the team culture. As for the questions you’re asking, instead of asking old-school co

Measure them on merit, their body of work and how well they will fit into the team culture. As for the questions you’re asking, instead of asking old-school coding interview questions ask them stuff that is actually relevant to agentic programming. Ask them to build a harness, have them explain what skills are, have them build a self-made implementation of Claude Code as take-home assignment. The times have changed, you need to update interviewing questions to meet them. Start with agentic questions and ramp them up into more complex scenarios. This is how you gauge your candidates, see how they think and solve their way out of it. Try to determine how creative, adaptable, motivated the candidate is. Figure out what there actual skill-sets are that they can bring to you, not whether they know some CS pedantry