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Unfortunately, this doesn't translate to interviewing in silicon valley. It's a completely separate skill unless your job is explaining out loud various algorit
by bradlys 8y ago
Unfortunately, this doesn't translate to interviewing in silicon valley. It's a completely separate skill unless your job is explaining out loud various algorithms and data structures to other people to solve a variety of contrived problems. I'll admit I've done things that are close to this for real world situations but it's maybe once every month or 3.
Not a situation for /most/ of us on a regular basis.
- daxfohl 8y agoNo, not a work project. Agree most of our jobs are pretty banal, figure out how to get this css to center correctly in IE6. Rather, selectively choose a side project to do that likely will involve some interesting data structures and algorithms. That will give your brain a really deep workout and it'll be more prepared to go through silly interview questions.