I would add one more tip which applies to all interviews: - identify all talking points you want to bring across - come up with the type of questions that would

I would add one more tip which applies to all interviews: - identify all talking points you want to bring across - come up with the type of questions that would allow you to use those talking points - think of what kind of hints could you plant in your answers that would lead to the next question being exactly what you wanted to be asked For example: - I want to mention my A/B testing framework I built from scratch - that could be used when answering questions around conversion rate optimization - I could be asked to elaborate on that if I said: "...in my life I've seen some truly crazy and unintuitive ideas that unexpectedly drove a lot of growth" It may seem too complicated to pull off during an interview, but all you need is just a few good bridges to fill a long conversation with nothing but talking points that are 100% aligned with your strengths.