How companies are rethinking their developer job interviews in the age of AI coding tools

How companies are rethinking their developer job interviews in the age of AI coding tools

When Intuit chief technology officer Alex Balazs was getting his undergraduate mechanical engineering degree at Kettering University more than three decades ago, he recalls the Michigan school’s professors being split on whether they’d let students use calculators in class. “And now, when you think about it, of course you use a calculator,” says Balazs. Similarly, he believes today’s AI coding assistants that help developers write software will …