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You don't have to study. I never studied and I passed some whiteboard interviews and have a steady job. Sure, higher paying jobs (such as at Google) might have
by elindbe3 6y ago
You don't have to study. I never studied and I passed some whiteboard interviews and have a steady job. Sure, higher paying jobs (such as at Google) might have more difficult interviews which require some study but at less competitive companies you can do fine if you have a decent background in logic and problem solving.
Also, I have to agree with the other commenter here that it could be way worse if professional credentialing starts to be required. Then you have to shell out big money and deal with way more bullshit requirements than just whether you can write code on a whiteboard (e.g. boring classes, standardized tests, diversity quotas, etc.)
- giantg2 6y agoDoes Google really pay more money? I recently saw a posting for them at the Pittsburgh office. The pay seemed comparable with similar positions in that area. Maybe they just have most of the high paying jobs in CA or don't advertise them.
- elindbe3 6y agoI don't really know as I've never worked there but from what I've heard their base pay is relatively average but equity boosts the total compensation a lot.