I had an interview for a junior developer position yesterday. I have experience as QA tester. They grilled me for almost an hour, giving me tasks and tests, but in the end they said they didn't need me because AI could do the job.
I'm still shocked. Were they trying to show me that AI knows more than I do or were they just being rude? Has anyone else experienced something like this?

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  • Ssajjah Hussein

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    hoping to have interviews soon, i pray it doesn't go that way

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  • Maybe they had to go through the formality of a hiring process, even though they had planned to use AI. Someday karma will come around, and the... positions of these "unprofessionals," too, may bow to AI. Yes, their comments were uncalled for. more

  • So unfortunate that most jobs nowadays can be done by robots but let's focus on handy skills that can't be done by AI

  • hoping to have interviews soon, i pray it doesn't go that way

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  • Sadly this is more common than not. Companies go through interview processes for auditing purposes to ensure compliance to corporate governance. This... often means they have not gone through a corporate policy upgrade yet or they have hit shareholder pushback on various aspects of the transition to AI implementation at governance levels. They therefor then have to prove due process before adopting and implementing their preferred alternative,which in your case is the use of AI for the role. That said, they will never admit to this openly, and nor do they have to until their policy is ratified. This practice ia also not illegal in any way. It is critical that candidates applying for these roles do theor own due diligence before applying for these roles.or accepting interviews for these roles. The tech space is evolving rapidly and is probably the one sector where AI will be used more extensively than other sectors.  more

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