If Coding Interviews Kept It Real

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[KeepOnCoding]

Have you experienced any of this at your coding interview?

[ThisIsStrikeZone]

"So you wanna be a software engineer at Google?"

[paulburger]

The worst part of Software Engineering are the interviews.

[navalhasan]

This is first of 6 interviews.
So damn true.
They always do many rounds and repeat same questions but another person. And after the final round they will tell you that your profile and performance is good, But unfortunately the company is looking for a bit more skilled person.
~ Although you’ve answered all the questions correctly ~
These crazy people

[alexsantar]

The beginning of this video triggered my anxiety 😂

[umessi]

"I've never seen this problem in my life" 😂😂😂😂 I can't

[SM-oksz]

Friendly reminder that unlimited PTO is a scam. Employees with unlimited PTO take less PTO on average and since you don’t earn PTO, the company doesn’t have to pay it out when you leave.

[marc-ye]

This is so accurate. I just passed an interview and a separate long coding challenge. I have 3 45 minutes to 1 hour interviews scheduled on Friday. If I pass those, I will have 2 other interviews. This is all just for one job. Summs it up really

[bosteador]

Interviewers be like: We use trees all the time
Me: No, mister. Nested Javascript objects don't count as trees.

[HelplessGazellle]

Software Development: the only career field that requires you to work on unpaid personal projects before you enter the field.

Imagine a surgeon interview: "do you ever do any surgeries for free in your basement?"

Garbage man: "tell us about the times you've driven around collecting trash from strangers."

[ycombine]

I remember the first time I actually had a problem at work that could take advantage of using trees and a doubly linked list. Used algebraic data types in typescript to implement it. It was beautiful. I felt like a real computer scientist. Never happened again...

[ghosthookcc]

the interviewer having a stackoverflow tab open on how to invert a binary tree is just too good for some reason 😂

[MichaelBattaglia]

Being someone went through 20 rounds of interviews over the past 6 months I can say that this interview is 100% accurate!

[grenadespoon]

Haha so true. The recent quote that I read was “No industry treats their potential employees so bad.”

[jwisit]

OMG. This is so realistic, it actually gave me anxiety.
This is exactly like virtually every tech interview I've ever had. Except no one spoke the truthful bits out loud.

[Darkstorm]

He's lucky one of the eight easy leetcode problems he did was that one

[carlitos]

“...you even bought a copy of CTCI, even though you never used it.” I feel attacked

[meable]

"Produce a sorting algorithm with a big O of n(1)"

[noahmalchy]

I've had a bunch of interviews and never had DS&A questions, questions were more like make an API call or fix the broken code or just explain how data flows from FE->BE, maybe I'm lucky or more places are realizing how they're losing good employees by doing these types of interviews

[GothamWRizz]

This is gonna get millions of views over the next few months