The hottest Interview Prep Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Top Technology Topics
SeattleDataGuy’s Newsletter 459 implied HN points 28 Jan 25
  1. Focus on your skills rather than specific job titles. Job titles change all the time, so search by what you can do instead.
  2. Prepare well for interviews ahead of time. Make a study plan and find out the topics to focus on, so you don’t get stressed last minute.
  3. Build real connections with people in your field. Attend events, follow up with new contacts, and engage on platforms like LinkedIn to create opportunities.
Building Rome(s) 9 implied HN points 11 Feb 25
  1. Preparation is key for Technical Program Management (TPM) interviews. You should practice personalizing your answers based on your experiences rather than just memorizing them.
  2. Understanding the types of questions you'll face can help a lot. Interviews often include hypothetical scenarios and technical questions, so being ready for these can make you feel more confident.
  3. Having a strong elevator pitch is important. This is your chance to introduce yourself and explain what you bring to the table in a quick and engaging way.
Technology Made Simple 59 implied HN points 23 Feb 22
  1. Given a non-negative integer as a string, you can remove k digits to form the smallest number.
  2. Removing specific digits strategically can create the desired smallest number, as illustrated in the examples.
  3. It's important to consider string manipulation, integer typecasting, and a greedy approach when solving this type of problem.
Technology Made Simple 19 implied HN points 30 May 22
  1. Mock interviews are valuable for interview preparation and can help in improving performance.
  2. Watching experts and observing their approach to defining problems can be beneficial for learning.
  3. When designing systems, it's crucial to consider monetization strategies and not overlook the economic aspects.
Technology Made Simple 19 implied HN points 28 Aug 21
  1. This post discusses a coding problem posed by Google. It involves squaring the elements of a sorted list of integers and returning them in sorted order.
  2. The problem requires taking a sorted list of integers, squaring each element, and outputting the results in a sorted array.
  3. Sample input given is [-9, -2, 0, 2, 3], which should result in the output [0, 4, 4, 9, 81].
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