Mat Ryer

No, no, I thought I'd switch things up a little bit. And what I've done is I've brought my piano, look.

No, no, I thought I'd switch things up a little bit. And what I've done is I've brought my piano, look.

i know uh i'm better on the piano than i can't really play the guitar oh you fooled us yeah i just learned some tricks you don't need to learn how to play it's like coding you don't have to learn how to code you just have to learn a few tricks that's right the interview you have to trick the interviewer so you know how to code i've been an imposter for a very long very long time right you can't code but you can leak code you know that's all you need

i know uh i'm better on the piano than i can't really play the guitar oh you fooled us yeah i just learned some tricks you don't need to learn how to play it's like coding you don't have to learn how to code you just have to learn a few tricks that's right the interview you have to trick the interviewer so you know how to code i've been an imposter for a very long very long time right you can't code but you can leak code you know that's all you need

Yes. I mean, genuinely, though, we are seeing an uptick of people using ChatGPT in interviews. Oh, really? Yeah. What do you do? Like, what's just what's your stance on that? Would you allow that or no?

Yes. I mean, genuinely, though, we are seeing an uptick of people using ChatGPT in interviews. Oh, really? Yeah. What do you do? Like, what's just what's your stance on that? Would you allow that or no?

Well, I'm with you. I think they are part of the tool chain that we have. So use it. I mean, are we really interviewing people to find out what they know in their brain now or what they can do, like what they're able to produce? Yeah, I think it depends on what you want.

Well, I'm with you. I think they are part of the tool chain that we have. So use it. I mean, are we really interviewing people to find out what they know in their brain now or what they can do, like what they're able to produce? Yeah, I think it depends on what you want.

Well, I say it in a British accent. That's what makes it sound smart.

Well, I say it in a British accent. That's what makes it sound smart.

Just be honest about it.

Just be honest about it.

I've got to say for now. I've got to say for now. Some people are avoiding using AI ethically because they're not happy with the copyright that was all stolen. So they're sort of opting out of it from an ethical point of view. And they really are kind of giving themselves a disadvantage. So all credit to them for it, really, for that.

I've got to say for now. I've got to say for now. Some people are avoiding using AI ethically because they're not happy with the copyright that was all stolen. So they're sort of opting out of it from an ethical point of view. And they really are kind of giving themselves a disadvantage. So all credit to them for it, really, for that.

But yeah, if your mission is to just get stuff done, yeah, AI assisted. I'm in.

But yeah, if your mission is to just get stuff done, yeah, AI assisted. I'm in.

Yeah, now. Right? But in the beginning, people did, they said, you have to do this, you're not allowed to use Google, you've got to do this. And then some places, I think some places still do that. It's like the whiteboard interview.

Yeah, now. Right? But in the beginning, people did, they said, you have to do this, you're not allowed to use Google, you've got to do this. And then some places, I think some places still do that. It's like the whiteboard interview.

Why did you stop? That was getting so good. It's just a jingle in case you need it. In case that comes up again.

Why did you stop? That was getting so good. It's just a jingle in case you need it. In case that comes up again.