As an interviewer who has conducted more than a thousand interviews in my career, cheating is very easy to catch.
A person talking about something they really know, vs. reading something off a screen for the first time about something they don't know much about, sounds very different and is very easy to detect. And I immediately fail anyone who's trying to cheat.
So take my advice, and saying "I don't know" in response to a question is much better, than trying to cheat and read off answers from somewhere, and being failed immediately.
Are people still giving interviews honestly anymore?
Looking at the number of cheating options that are impossible to detect in remote interviews, it’s hard to imagine anyone giving interviews honestly.
I have made a lot of efforts i...
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Has anyone tried using AI tools or ChatGPT during interviews? I have seen my friends doing so, but I am unsure how feasible it is! Most of the coding questions are lengthy paragraphs, and when we type them into ChatGPT, it takes a l...