Hey I used to be in the same boat as you but recently I seem to have gotten over it and get lots of offers =D If you're interested, the way I got over it was b

Hey I used to be in the same boat as you but recently I seem to have gotten over it and get lots of offers =D If you're interested, the way I got over it was by just accepting the fact the interview process is not perfect and in the end I have no idea what these people are looking for. That being the case, I just do my best and enjoy the fact I get to work on algorithmic questions usually much more interesting than what I would get to see while working. I guess I try to just have fun! It really seems like a lot of people freak out because they are afraid of rejection. I don't want to get stereotypical about how nerds are antisocial or whatever, but I definitely found that once I stopped caring whether I was going to get hired or not, I started doing and feeling a lot better. I actually started enjoying interviews because I get to see interesting questions, see what other people are working on, and because I am junior, learn about more technologies and why they decided to use them.