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Based on the CoderPad webinar featuring Bayo Ojuri (CoderPad), Bonnie Dilber (Zapier), and Melany Austin (GoDaddy). "AI fluency" has quietly become a line item in nearly every technical job description. The problem: most teams added the requirement long b

Our CEO, Amanda Richardson, and our Head of Product, Frank Hauben, can't agree on anything else. We put Amanda and Frank on camera, handed them five spicy hot takes about AI in hiring, and told them not to sit on the fence. They sat on the fence anyway. H

We put a room full of senior engineering leaders together, took away the slides, added beer, and asked them to say the thing they'd never put in a LinkedIn post. No PR-approved talking points, no vendor gloss, just people who ship for a living telling the

A YC-backed founder called me last week with some good questions. His 20-person startup hadn't hired an engineer in over a year. Now they're opening reqs again, and instead of just dusting off the old loop, he wanted to understand how interviews had chang

Every hiring team eventually hits the same wall: TA own raising the bar, don't have the technical knowledge required to write questions that test for it. So teams are improvising, a shared question bank, a busy engineer's spare 20 minutes, and last year's

Artificial intelligence has fundamentally changed software development. Developers are no longer working in isolation, writing every line of code from memory. AI has become part of the engineering workflow, helping developers brainstorm approaches, genera

Finding the best technical assessment software for HR teams isn't about finding the platform with the longest feature list. It's about finding the platform

For the last two years, the narrative has been loud, confident, and mostly wrong: AI is coming for entry level engineering jobs. The story goes something like this: If AI can write code, summarize docs, generate tests, and debug basic issues, why would co

Resumes made sense when applying for a job took real effort. That era is over. AI lets candidates apply to hundreds of roles in the time it once took to write a single cover letter. Employer-side AI systems process the flood. The result is a hiring funnel

The short answer: Many technical hiring processes are doing the latter. High-friction interview loops, live coding under observation, and AI-restrictive assessments are measuring interview performance, not job performance. The fix isn't rebuilding from sc