Tech Interviews
It’s no secret that tech interviews are “broken”.
Let me share some insights with you.
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10 Ways To Improve Your Interviewing Skills
Learn Python. Do your interviews in Python. You can write code faster. It takes less lines of code to do the equivalent in most other languages. Debugging is easier. No need to wrestle with how to print the values in your primitive array instead of the reference to that variable in memory (I’m looking at…
Interview #4 – Dictionaries and Visited Sets
In this interview, Tom, an engineer at Google, applied for a SDE role with a popular video game company who makes games I still haven’t gotten into. I’m more of a JRPG kinda guy. Disclaimer: For the sake of protecting the identity of the candidate, fictional names are used. The exact script and format of…
Interview #3 – Things Fall Apart
In this interview, Ani, an Ivy League junior, applied for a SDE internship role with a popular FinTech company. Disclaimer: For the sake of protecting the identity of the candidate, fictional names are used. The exact script and format of the interview will be omitted. Exact questions and problems will be changed to prevent potential…
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