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A recruiter shows up with a good-looking AI engineer role.
The company looks plausible enough. The position sounds real. The process moves like a normal interview process. Nothing too strange at the beginning.
Then comes the technical test.
"Clone this private repository and run it locally."
That was the moment the whole thing started to smell wrong.
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