Recruiter Complains: Candidates Claiming LLM Expertise Rely Entirely on AI Search in Tests
lipeng0820 · x · 2026-08-05
After reviewing over 170 resumes and interviewing more than 20 candidates, a recruiter pointed out that many job seekers who boast about being proficient in various LLMs immediately turn to AI assistants like Doubao and Qwen as search engines when faced with practical interview questions, typing prompts like 'please help me...'. The author worries that over-reliance on AI tools is causing professionals to lose their independent problem-solving skills.
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