How to Spot Toxic Software Jobs From Their Descriptions
- Michael Vinh Xuan Thanh tl;dr: With real examples, Michael illustrates descriptions asking (1) developers to own more than one part of the development process (2) listing too many qualities for a junior level position (3) lacking clarity on the role.featured in #204
What I Learned From Doing 60+ Technical Interviews In 30 Days
- Uduak Obong-Eren tl;dr: Uduak guides through 13 things he's learned before, during and after interviews, such as how to handle introductory phone and technical phone calls, what to do when you’re stuck on a problem in the interview, and more.featured in #199
Passing Your Senior Engineering Coding Interview
- Steven Heidel tl;dr: How to get prepared, choosing the right practice problems, knowing the right things and a recommended study plan.featured in #198
Lockable Tree - Google Interview Question
- Teoman Soygul tl;dr: "A lockable tree is a tree with nodes that can be locked if none of its ancestors or descendants is locked. We are asked to implement locking/unlocking operations that should run in O(h) time where h is the height of the tree. Lock/unlock methods do not need to be thread-safe."featured in #182
70 JavaScript Interview Questions
- Mark Abeto tl;dr: Mark lays out common JavaScript interview questions answering each one.featured in #168
The (Real) 11 Reasons I Don't Hire You
- Charity Majors tl;dr: Being rejected from a job interview is often taken personally. This is an exhaustive list of why someone may not be hired and the nuances behind hiring decisions.featured in #158
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The Interview Study Guide For Software Engineers
- SeattleDataGuy tl;dr: "There are a number of subjects that need to be covered in order to ensure you are ready for back-to-back questions on algorithms, data structures, design, optimization and honestly just an ever growing basket of subjects."featured in #154
40 Favorite Interview Questions From Some Of The Sharpest Folks We Know
tl;dr: Questions include... what do you want to do differently in your next role? Imagine yourself in three years. What do you hope will be different about you then compared to now? And many others.featured in #153
For Young Female Coders, Internship Interviews Can Be Toxic
- Nitasha Tiku tl;dr: Girls Who Code's survey found that half of the respondents had a negative experience while applying for engineering internships or knew another woman who had one. These include being subjected to gender-biased interview questions and inappropriate remarks.featured in #152