Only mentioning this because I’ve seen some people stall their interview prep because they wanted to delay a LeetCode purchase until they felt they had enough time to prepare. You can get started right away with the free version.
Paid version is actually worth it (in ROI terms) but you can wait until later to buy it.
Starting is the most important part.
What does prep look like now?
Some of these we, dynamic programming is something we didn't do at university and few years ago I did a course to learn it. It is good to know, wish we dealt with more of such intellectual problems at work, but as we all know this is not the case.
Anyhow, really cool.
Still important to understand how to code. If companies wanted someone who believed their job was to type prompts into Astra, they could hire interns. Or not hire any engineers at all, just have another agent talk directly to stakeholders.
The company I interviewed for directly before was AI only, just prompt and review no coding allowed.
Fun time to prep
Hate these so much.
A lot of referrals would not make it past interviews because they thought they were going to be handed the job without question and came unprepared.
Why would you test a large number of candidates in the first place?
> Why would you test a large number of candidates in the first place?
How else do you do it for a company of the size of Google or Amazon?
For what it's worth I don't have anything against the design. It's kind of like seeing Bootstrap websites everywhere when that was at its peak.
P.S. The hamburger menu icon overlaps with the site icon when the menu is open.