How To Prepare For Coding Interviews Efficiently

Preparing for technical coding interviews can being a daunting and monotonous task, but I think I have developed an efficient way to improve to quickly pass FAANG style data structures and algorithm videos. In this video I share exactly how I approached studying for my interviews and how I would recommend you study for yours.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Preparing For Coding Interviews
0:58 Prerequisites
1:24 Learning Data Structures
4:23 Choosing A Platform
5:34 Finding Good Questions
7:07 Solving Practice Questions
9:38 Problems You Fail To Solve

[clem]

Conner at 0:46: "Just don't tell Clement." 😤😤😤

Jokes aside, great video (and video quality!). I couldn't agree more with making sure you nail down the fundamentals rather than purely focusing on the quantity of practice problems you do. Basically, quality practice is better than quantity practice.

[danielazulay]

I actually failed an interview 1 hour ago and it got this in my recommendations. This was a python position, now I realized I need to be a better problem solver instead of learning CPython's internals... great vid, love this guy.

[Drannn]

I am really excited of how you passionate to become an YouTuber. Wish you all the best!!!

[correabuscar]

Clever and sneaky: head movements to obscure the fact that you're reading out what you're saying. Neatly perfected this trick I see :) I didn't even notice until 80% of the video. Please, consider this a compliment.

[michaelangelocash]

I ❤ this channel just found it but I feel like Conner explains things way better than other yr channels I’ve watched 🎉

[king]

I like that last few tips, esp the looking at the conceptual solution. It's really helpful, you just get the idea, and work out the code.

[sunnymankame]

Love the content Conner, getting to learn a lot from you. Please keep it up !

[akhilpadmanaban]

That gave me a confidence, I know arrays, strings, searching and all...and allI do was practicing all level of problems on these tags. and it fucks me sometimes when im unable to started learning all the DSA like those 8 as u told and then step into practicing.... I really like your video, it motivated me. Thanks a lot<3

[twerkyfingers]

Great video like always🔥. To the point and without any fluff

[mdzaidsiddiqui]

Great content Connor! I'll be starting DSA soon and this video really helped. Thanks for all the tips. Keep up the good work. 💯

[nurbolatkenzhekulov]

you are reiterating the materials all other people (event Cliement) said millions of times

[PedroFerreira-kzmq]

I was just searching for this rn, fits perfectly, great video, help me a lot!

[CorvinuzXI]

love the content, i love to wait for those content, even tho i know some of it, it will help me improve my ways on coding. thanks in advance!

[horacecedrix]

Great video, keep it up. Just venturing into coding and hope to learn alot from you. Cheers!

[igeolasoji]

Understanding algorithm patterns and which patterns can be applied to the question.

[xtz_]

I passed my first interview for an internship as junior frontend developer, all question was related to Laravel PHP classes 😂 I failed bc I never tried Laravel before even if I passed the PHP OOP question. fun life

[timurjoro]

Hey Conner!
I need to ask this as nobody is talking about this in Youtube. For the prerequisites - how much coding is enough?
You mentioned about it but it is not in detail. Where is the borderline between fundamentals and DSA ? What is the minimum for fundamentals?

[Wlodixpro]

Actually awesome advice, will definitely apply

[jerleeloo]

Ya I the one will talk to the computer screen all the time. One of the reason I preferred remote work

[robertd]

Thanks Conner, I’m saving money to get the full stack bundle. I can’t wait to get started.