A pretty good array of interview tips which can be summarized as follows: (1) Make yourself as comfortable as you can, so that you can: (2) Make it clear what

A pretty good array of interview tips which can be summarized as follows: (1) Make yourself as comfortable as you can, so that you can: (2) Make it clear what you're thinking and how you think (which is the point of the interview). I'm not signing on for the concept of always doing your interview in Python, however. Do your interview in the language you're most comfortable in, unless it's something so esoteric that it's likely to throw the interviewer off balance. Python is a great language for these sorts of exercises if you know it, but don't force the issue if you don't, because then you're violating (1) above. I know Python well myself, but I'd do an interview in Java because that's "home" to me, and you need all the "home" you can get during an experience as alienating as your standard interview.