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Full disclosure: I work at Interview Kickstart and helped put this together, so take that for what it is. That said, the content is genuinely free and there's no pitch baked into the event itself.

The panel is called Resurge 2026. It's happening May 12th, 6–8 PM PT. We're covering three things: what the actual 2026 hiring data looks like (jobs are coming back but AI fluency is now basically required), what the AI skill stack looks like by domain, and how interviews have changed at FAANG+ companies in the last 12 months.

Panelists are senior people from Microsoft, Amazon, Instacart, and Expedia — all actively hiring or recently interviewing candidates.

Free to attend, free resources afterward (AI stack guide and self-assessment rubric). Register here if interested: https://interviewkickstart.com/events/resurge2026?utm_source=social&utm_medium=reddit&utm_campaign=L10X_Social_Resurge_reddit9may

Hey everyone, full disclosure: I work at Interview Kickstart. I’m posting here because we’ve been tracking a huge spike in what we’re calling "AI Fatigue" among senior folks—that feeling that the face pace of AI is making 10+ years of hard-earned expertise feel like a liability.

We’re hosting a free event called AI Navigator 2026 specifically for mid-to-senior levels (10+ YOE). The goals is to help identify the 2-3 AI tools that actually provide 95% of the value for your specific domain (SWE, DevOps, Data) so you can ignore the rest of the noise.

This event will have a live panel of mentors from top tier US tech companies to answer any questions you may have on dealing with AI Fatigue. No fluff, just a 90-day roadmap. If you're tired of the hype and just want a tool stack that works, come join us. It's free.

https://interviewkickstart.com/events/ainavigator2026?utm_source=social&utm_medium=reddit&utm_campaign=L10x_ainavigator_social_reddit