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I like how the article tried to portrait these interviews as super professional and as if they have like a plan or something. My experience is that most intervi
by kerng 8y ago
I like how the article tried to portrait these interviews as super professional and as if they have like a plan or something. My experience is that most interviewers dont prepare, they probably have been asking the same question for years. And no, they are not simultaneously interviewing for multiple skills, the just try to sound professional. If you are a dev, better leetcode. That's all that matters at Google.
- rhizome 8y ago10 years ago I was at EA and they would throw me into interviews with a couple hours notice and no resume, so.
- toast0 8y agoI don't work at Google, but I've been doing technical interviews for years and I almost always ask the same question. The reason is I've given hundreds of interviews with that question, so I'm prepared for almost all the ways people can solve it, and especially all of the ways people get stuck or approach it in ways that would probably be useful if you had more than 45 minutes but aren't going to work in an interview setting. When I've worked with interview plans it was around having the right mix of different technical interview styles and not really technical interviews (like often someone should run through the resume and validate things claimed)