How I Prepared For Microsoft and Shopify Coding Interviews

This is my personal experience of how I landed an internship at Microsoft and Shopify. I'll be sharing the steps I took to prepare for the application process, how I approached the interviews, and the lessons I learned throughout the internship experience.

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Tech Interview Preparation, Tech Interview Tips, How To Get a Tech Internship

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[IlyesCodes]

This is purely the truth this is motivating thanks man I've been following you ever since 2 years... I feel bad when i have to look at the solution but that's the way to learn we need some guidance to learn the basics and then we build on top of what we've learned

[MyCodingDiary]

You are doing such an excellent job, keep up the great work!♥

[travis]

So literally from day one, don't know anything about coding, to hired, it took you about 7 years to get a coding job, sounds legit.

[roywastaken]

AlgoExpert is mid now that Neetcode’s explanations are way more GOATed

[skylo]

Guys, please don't rush things. If you are 1 year into coding, just learn. It is very likely painful to just study and study all those questions and stuff. If you don't know exactly how these things work, even if you get the job, you'll be kicked oit cause you dont have the experience necessary to work there. Take your time and learn the inside outs. Learn about low level using assembly or C and high level using js, python and such. Then the questions will be a cakewalk and you will also be prepared for everything your new boss/company could throw at you

[brucewayne]

How old were you when doing the internship? Is the best way to get into one of the huge tech companies through an internship regardless of your age?

[Darkev]

Is it just me or LeetCode is really difficult?

[Seikenguy]

What if you never even get invited to an interview? I've been filtered out at the resume stage since I have no relevant education (got a Bachelor's in music) =(

[thomaslao]

so basically people should code less and learn to think more. sounds about right.