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AI is rewriting the hiring playbook for coders Original

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By Ana Altchek Verified, Shubhangi Goel Verified
| Business Insider Verified
AI has upended what it means to be a software engineer. It's also changing how you become one. Before the AI boom, software engineering interviews revolved around writing code from memory, solving algorithmic puzzles, and demonstrating technical speed under pressure. Today, CEOs are scouring GitHub and X for undiscovered talent, encouraging candidates to use AI during interview rounds, and increasingly hiring for judgment and taste.
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Mark Cuban explains why he thinks AI labs can't immediately replace Lovable and Replit Original

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By Shubhangi Goel Verified
| Business Insider Verified
Lovable once said it's competing with large AI labs, not other vibe-coding companies. Mark Cuban thinks it has a leg up on those guys, too. At a conference in Paris on Wednesday, the "Shark Tank" investor said that AI coding services like Lovable have add-on services that could prevent them from being replaced by AI labs.
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Groq's founder says his 'terrible' leadership cost his company 3 to 4 years Original

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By Shubhangi Goel Verified
| Business Insider Verified
Jonathan Ross, Groq's former CEO, says his steep learning curve as a founder came at a hefty cost. "I was a terrible leader. I was one of the world's worst leaders when I started," Ross said on an episode of the "Founders" podcast released on Sunday. He recounted his management mistakes early in the chipmaker's journey.
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