Work trials are the future of AI hiring— but how do employed candidates actually do them?
MxMnr · x · 2026-10-02
After a claim that "work trials are the future" of hiring, a follow-up asks the practical questions: how does someone employed at another company do a trial—burn PTO to work for a competitor? What are the legal risks? The post reflects an AI-industry shift toward try-before-hire recruiting, with implementation details still unclear.
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