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Rippling seems to have updated their onsite AI coding round. From what I’ve been told, it now involves implementing a feature in an existing codebase with AI assistance, rather than solving a standalone coding problem with an AI assistnat. Has anyone
A lot of people seem extremely bullish on Meta Muse right now. I’m a little more skeptical. Not because I think Muse is a bad product — actually, I think Meta has done a few things extremely well. But I’m not convinced the long-term business model is
I’ve been going through recent Meta interview reports from Glassdoor, Blind, LeetCode Discuss, and other public sources. Not my personal interview experience — just a summary of patterns I’ve been seeing across 2026 reports. The biggest change is obv
I’ve been reading a lot of 2025–2026 SWE interview reports lately, and it feels like technical interviews are moving in two completely opposite directions. Direction #1: Make interviews harder to use AI in More proctoring. More screen monitoring. Mor
I’ve been seeing more experienced engineers say some version of this lately: After going through one or two layoffs, they stop caring nearly as much about the “exciting” company, hot AI team, fancy title, or maximum TC. They start optimizing for: a m
