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This article argues that traditional LeetCode coding interviews are ineffective for assessing senior engineering talent in AI roles, proposing instead an evaluation framework centered on system design and practical collaboration with AI tools. The core argument suggests that algorithmic drills fail to capture the nuanced judgment required for modern machine learning development where human-AI interaction is paramount.
Presentation: Getting Rid of LeetCode Interviews in the World of AI
Daniel Doubrovkine explains why traditional LeetCode whiteboard interviews fail to evaluate senior engineering talent. He discusses his own experience bombing basic algorithm tests despite decades of leadership, and shares actionable frameworks for redefining the interview loop. Discover how evaluating human judgment, system design, and hands-on AI collaboration yields far better hiring signals. By Daniel Doubrovkine
Daniel Doubrovkine: We're going to talk about getting rid of LeetCode interviews in the world of AI. How many people here are developers? I did a survey amongst developers about coding interviews and writing code on whiteboards, and things like that. About every single person I've asked really hates these LeetCode interviews, and "Feels that they're really dumb." I know some of you don't believe my data, and if you ask me for the source of this survey, I included it here. It's right there on the right. It's in Python. It's the source of the data in the survey. I promise you there will be many jokes here and some personal stories. It's really time that we get rid of these LeetCode interviews. I'm not going to bore you with pros and cons of LeetCode style interviews, why they exist and things like that. I'm going to tell you a story instead. That's actually a very personal story, and one that I'm sad to admit is that once upon a time, actually exactly a year ago, I failed a very basic coding interview at one of the five very large FAANG companies. Very embarrassed to say that it happened.…
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