Succeed In Any Programming Interview 2020 | Elements of programming interview for software engineers

Do you want to succeed in any programming interview? Watch this video see what the majority of software engineers overlook when they are preparing for a coding interview.

In this video, I am sharing what are the elements of programming interview and what kind of skills the interviewers are looking for a software engineer to have in order to succeed at any coding interview.

Getting familiar with elements of a programming interview will give the advantage and will make it clear how to crack the coding interview.

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[blasttrash]

You can use pramp . com
its a site where you can have mock interviews with people who are also interviewing. Its also completely free.


There are sites like interviewbit, gainlo, interviewingio etc where you pay money to be interviewed by FAANG employees(Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Google employees). These are more useful but also expensive.


Also download the app called blind and go through it for 10 mins every day, you will gather a lot of knowledge just browsing through the app. Do the same with cscareerquestions subreddit.


Apart from these, obviously check sites and books like leetcode, elements of programming interviews, cracking the coding interview, geeksforgeeks, hackerrank, grokking series, system design primer etc.

[vivekmohan]

How I prep for coding interviews:
1) learn one topic for one week, let's say strings. First two days of the week I'd learn the theory associated with strings .
2) Next five days of the week I'd do problems only based on strings from websites like leetcode, geeksforgeeks and EPI.
3) Next week move onto other topic.

[B_R_U_N_]

helpful video. plz carrying on like this

[jaitehkaba]

I love that she is not screaming my ears off. I can actual listen. Good communication skills.

[chetanpatteparapu]

My biggest prep resource is Leetcode. Which I think is pretty straight forward to the problems. Also it's always a good practise to look at other solutions on the discussions platform to get exposure to different solutions.

[anikevin]

I like how you broke down the interview process. Thank you.

[HolisticDeveloper]

What is your current programming interview prep practice?

[pranavmaheshwari]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience.

[arpanganguly]

Really helpful, thank you so much, please keep posting videos like that

[vladislavmaksimovic]

Hey, great content, you are deserve a lot of more sub!

[Ayasir-loir]

I am 16 years old, I am going to be learning data structures and algorithms since frameworks don't really matter I am going to learn them anyway!

[abhishekagnihotri]

Thankyou, for sharing your valuable experiences.
That were really helpful.

[shimaalcarrim]

Do you know why FAANG is so coveted? For instance what about Microsoft? Don't people want to work there as much as they want to work for FAANG? Is MS low tier?

[neerajbh]

Thanks Anna as always the video was very helpful, take care of yourself. ☮️✌🏻

[andrerodriguez]

Great video! (sadly) I was rejected on Google in the last round last month, (and even sadder) Last week I was rejected after the final round at Microsoft for the SWE internship, in 2020 I will submit a full-time application, wish me luck :)

[Iamnoone]

Hello, will you please tell I know java and have good grasp on coding in it...but i want to switch to python as my primary language for coding as well as development being stick to one lang will be way more easier for me..but i watched some videos on youtube they are confusing me do tech companies really bother about lang im using is it good for me to stuck with Java or should i switch? i want to be at amazon for which im preparing...Thank you :)

[SajeelCodes]

Sounds like you have sore throat. Not?

[arpanganguly]

Really helpful, thank you so much, please keep posting videos like that