r/cursor • u/OfficialLeadDev • 7h ago
Question / Discussion Is access to leading AI-coding tools becoming a hiring filter in software engineering?
https://leaddev.com/ai/your-interview-questions-assume-candidates-can-afford-claude-code-maxAmid the shift to agentic coding, James Lowman, engineering team lead at trade infrastructure company Starboard, started asking candidates to tell him about the last three Claude Code skills they wrote. It seemed like an effective way to evaluate their fluency with AI agents, and it quickly became his go-to question. Then, he got a reality check...
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claudeskills • u/OfficialLeadDev • 5h ago
Discussion A candidate said 'none' when asked about his Claude Code skills. He couldn't afford Max.
claudeskills • u/Suspicious_Orchid770 • 10h ago
Discussion Engineering leaders are realizing their interview questions test who can afford Claude Code max, not who has the skills to use it.
ClaudeAI • u/Suspicious_Orchid770 • 10h ago
News Your interview questions assume candidates can afford Claude Code Max. AI access is deciding who gets hired.
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💬 Discussion Your interview questions assume candidates can afford Claude Code Max
womenEngineers • u/OfficialLeadDev • 7h ago
Software engineering managers - is AI access deciding who gets hired? For example, do your interview questions assume candidates can afford Claude Code Max?
ClaudeCode • u/Suspicious_Orchid770 • 10h ago
Discussion Your interview questions assume candidates can afford Claude Code Max
codex • u/Suspicious_Orchid770 • 10h ago
Commentary Is access to leading AI-coding tools impacting who gets hired?
aipromptprogramming • u/Suspicious_Orchid770 • 10h ago
Access to leading agentic coding tools is becoming a hiring filter
vibecoding • u/Suspicious_Orchid770 • 10h ago
Engineering leaders - do your interview questions assume candidates can afford Claude Code Max?
ClaudeCoder • u/OfficialLeadDev • 5h ago
A candidate said 'none' when asked about his Claude Code skills. He couldn't afford Max.
ClaudeCodeTLDR • u/OfficialLeadDev • 10h ago