He cracked FAANG (MAANG) interviews in 10 companies including Amazon, Facebook, UBER, Microsoft

How to crack the FAANG (MAANG) interview: My good friend Prasad Wangikar recently cracked job interviews in the following 10 companies,

* Facebook
* Amazon
* Microsoft
* Uber
* Affirm
* Doordash
* Wayfair
* Datadog
* Squarespace
* MANTL

Cracking interviews in these 10 companies at the same time is a remarkable achievement. As per Prasad, FAANG interview preparation is not as hard as people think if you're disciplined and use right set of resources. In this interview, he will discuss,

1) How he managed to crack 10 job interviews
2) Resume tips, how you can network with a recruiter
3) Interview format in big tech. Tips on coding, system design and behavioural rounds.
4) Offer negotiation and making a right decision
5) Some useful resources that can help you crack big tech interviews

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[longyangchang]

Now imagine the pressure on his cousins and neighbors

[Ayasir-loir]

summary = master data structure and algorithm , A dream does not become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination, and hard work

[bidishabagchi]

I’m Engineering project manager with Apple currently, was with facebook before. So, if you prepare for one of this company & can get offer, u will able to clear others too.. though there will be few variations here & there. Its not rocket science from my experience & its not even that only ivy college students get there. Its the confident with what you carry urself. There companies most of the time is looking for the approach to the solutions. And offcourse the HR do help you in all the way, tips & tricks, topics on which the question will be asked. Last year i went for google but later didnt proceed only bcoz it was more towards business & towards business technology sync. I still have touch with the HR. having good relation with HR do help along the way. BYW, my resume was written by me without any help from expert. So, its more portrait urself to ur best, keep it simple & small with all keywords. Best of luck for anyone trying. Let me iterate its not a rocket science to clear any of these interviews & its also not that u need to best of the best in the industry to get through there. Be confident, know ur craft & apply logic & the respective company values while answering. Ask question & clarification before you completely understand the question & then answer.

[sumitverma]

Bro, the massive amount of books he displays in the background is probably the reason for getting those offer letters.

[wanderingkartik]

Feels good to be a recruiter. Feels good to help these professionals to get the best possible project in US.

[mithunk]

i think the library visual behind him helped at least 5%, for the interview :)

[rahulkapoor]

He is almost 40 years of age. Had experience at FIS, barclays, BOA, bloomberg. At that kind of experience you surely can crack these companies.

[arunamalla]

Great! Truly inspiring 👍 worthy to share. Hope this helps my friends/colleagues with their job search. Last 2 months, I got just 2 full time jobs (with H1B transfer) in 2 USA core companies ( non-it). Keep up the good work.

[evanboltsis]

Greetings from Greece! I completely agree with Prasad, his insight is greatly appreciated.

[catty]

I had my second round of interview today this video cleared so many things and i gotta know where i need to work more although m not selected but it was a good interview with friendly recruiters.

[prathameshjunnarkar]

Prasad is my senior college mate. And I have seen him evolving over the period of time. He is super genius. Thanks for this conversation. Tremendously useful. Best luck buddy

[yashwani]

He has extensive experience in IT and distributed systems... Offcourse he will get hired

[harshgwk]

Who else thinks, he speaks like Dhoni, also he must be cool as him in his head!!👍

[Kayotesden]

This was a wonderful interview. Prasad comes across as a real down to earth guy and your interview was excellently done. Thank you.

[AnshumanBiswas]

Great interview! To the folks saying he has a lot of experience, that counts for nothing in the interview. Sure, it may get you to the first interview, but after that, you are on your own. Hence, listen to his advice.

[prasannakumar]

Regardless of all the comments about Experience, there is some great information shared over here. Thanks a lot, both of you. I realized Prasad is my senior from University. Proud of him.

[aireddy]

This session is really helpful even though I am not a developer. I am a Sr infrastructure Engineer. Great tips Prasad. Thank you Deval Patel!!

[YasserSinjab]

Brother, you publish one of the best content on youtube about tech ! please keep going !

[kumarsaroj]

I went through his Linkedin profile, I was shocked to learn that he has 19 years of experience as a techie... He looks very young compared to his experience.
I had been thinking till now, it's very difficult to get selected in MAANG kind of companies after certain years of experience, but I got a new ray of hope and belief that I too can attempt for these companies.
Nothing is impossible, if you are honest with yourself and put genuine effort in the preparation.

[redrum]

Fantastic conversation. What Prasad describe is how I approached my interview which got me an offer.. be honest, the interviewer is there to work with you and have a conversation with them. They want to see how you fit in the team also