System design interview questions are one of the least understood type of any type of question out there. The reason why people get so hung up on them is that there is so much that you need to know but also very little information out there about how companies actually evaluate these questions. In my[…]
Getting stuck is never fun. Especially when you’re working really hard. And yet, I find that this happens to people preparing for coding interviews all the time.
What is your dream job? If you don’t yet have the skills, how are you going to level up to get there? In this post, you will learn exactly what you can do to level up your career and get the dream job you’ve always wanted.
It happens time and again. People fail coding interviews because they don’t know what to do when stuck on a problem. Developing a clear plan of attack helps you to succeed at any whiteboard coding interview.
Sometimes you have multiple good job offers for exciting software engineering positions. How do you make the best decision between these different positions?
Most people go into their coding interview prep without a plan. They just start going and hope that they will ultimately get where they want to go. However, you can easily cut your study time in half by making a clear plan and following it. This article will show you how to do just that.
Far too often, students come to me with completely unrealistic goals. But they have no idea. How are you to evaluate your own goals and determine whether or not they’re realistic. Click here to find out.
Finding time to go in for a job interview can be hard when you’re working full time. Here are some ways to get the time off you need.
Many rules hold true across different disciplines. For example, you need to focus on the fundamentals before you worry about specific details.
There’s a lot of pressure when you’re interviewing. Finding a way to manage your nervousness is absolutely essential to perform your best.