Скачать или смотреть Timeline Your Interview: Data Structures and Algorithms Interview Prep

Presented by WWCode Silicon Valley
Topic: Timeline Your Interview: Data Structures and Algorithms
Speaker: Nirmal Thacker

This talk is a presentation about understanding how to timeline a 45-minute data structures and algorithms interview. He finds that despite good preparation, most candidates do not have a plan or template on how to structure the interview.

He will discuss topics like:
1. How much time should you spend analyzing the problem?
2. What are some good habits to carefully open up a problem and conversely what are some bad habits?
3. What do the good and bad interviews look like from the interviewers point of view?
4. What does Hollywood auditioning have in common with Technical interviews?
5. When do you start coding?
6. How much time do you spend coding?
7. How to use conversation with interviewers to maximize hints and build confidence?
8. How to stay calm, cool and focussed?

Nirmal will provide worksheets (free of course) to help you analyze yourself and test yourself as you do mocks and real interviews. He has built these worksheets over the years from his own experiences and to his joy they helped some engineers crack interviews at Google, Snapchat, FB etc

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Speaker Bio :
Nirmal Thacker has been building software for 10 years across large enterprise companies and young startups that have been acquired or in some cases he's built from ground up as the first engineer on the teams. He's been on both sides of the interviewing table: As a hiring manager building engineering teams and as a candidate interviewing (and cracking!) interviews at top companies. For the past 3 years he has also helped many senior software engineers crack interviews at top tech companies by volunteering his time at interview bootcamps, conducting mock interviews and helping engineers debug their problem solving skills. Most of all he enjoys learning from first principles and sharing what he learns. While he's not optimizing segment trees or bloom filters, he likes to bake sourdough bread, and hike in the hills of Silicon Valley. Nirmal has a Masters in CS from Georgia Tech.

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