“I've shifted the entire focus of my interviews toward questions that force people to think on their feet.”

Ryan Lozanis · Future Firm Accounting Podcast · How to Deal With AI Answers From Applicants

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shifted interview focus to questions that force candidates to think on their feet and treat follow-ups as the real test

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