Why All Developers Should Conduct Interviews
So this may be an unpopular opinion: I believe that all developers should give as many interviews as possible. Let me explain…
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FAANG Interview – Big 5 Coding Prep
Trying to study for a FAANG interview? Coding interview prep is not necessarily Google, Facebook, Amazon specific. Let me explain.
3 Ways to Ace Your System Design Interview
System design interview questions are one of the least understood questions software engineers are asked during interviews. Here’s how to prepare effectively.
Finding a brute force solution
When you work on a new coding interview question, you should start with finding a brute force solution. But how do you even do that?
Software Engineer Salary – Cost of Living vs. Retirement Savings
Software engineer salary numbers can be crazy, but are you factoring in cost of living? Cost of living dramatically affects software engineering salaries and retirement savings.
3 strategies to skyrocket your productivity while studying for coding interviews
It can be really hard to be productive when studying for coding interviews. And everyone has their own definition of productivity, which doesn’t make it any easier. In this article, you will learn three uber-actionable productivity tips for studying to ace your coding interview.
Don’t Be a Google Software Engineer
These days it seems like everyone wants to work at Google. But if this is your reasoning, you may want to rethink your career goals.
10 ways to get unstuck during your coding interview
Do you find yourself getting stuck in your interview? Most people don’t fail interviews because they don’t know the material. They fail because they can’t get unstuck.
How to use Cracking the Coding Interview effectively
Cracking the Coding Interview may be the bible of coding interviews, but are you using it properly? Here’s how to take full advantage of CTCI.
How to be productive while studying for interviews
If you study productively, you can get 10x done in the same amount of time. Or you can learn the same things in 1/10th the time. Here’s how to study productively.