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"...if you're trying to get better at technical interviews, the best way to do that is to actually do it." No dammit, I don't want to get better at technical i
by haspok 8y ago
"...if you're trying to get better at technical interviews, the best way to do that is to actually do it."
No dammit, I don't want to get better at technical interviews - I want to live in a world where we don't need them. Why not fix the root problem instead of amplifying it?
- geebee 8y agoI agree completely. But for now, that's a pipe dream. If you want to be in this world, resources like this do help. "Cracking the coding interview" is a great study resource, but how do you actually get feedback and practice? This could be useful. I wouldn't discourage someone from becoming a software developer, since there are good careers to be had here. But in general, I think it's probably a good decision to go into a different field, if you have the skill and talent to do so, and you aren't bound by visa restrictions that limit what jobs you're allowed to work,