How I Passed The Google Coding Interviews

Talking about my strategies, tricks, principles, and techniques that I used to pass every round of Google's coding interviews (for full time software engineering).

They had a hiring freeze right after I passed, so I didn't end up working there, but I hope these tips might be helpful for your interviews as well.

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Filmed and edited by Chris Jereza in NYC

[thestunningiitian]

Good video. As a software engineer at Microsoft, I enjoyed the things you said and agree to most of it. One quick tip to improve the retention of the video is add Chapters. Viewers can expect what is coming with the reduced attention spans these days. Much love, keep em coming <3

[raymondchen]

i used to watch your videos before your buzzfeed arc. I used to watch you videos from the time you did you short vlogs at berkley to this is how I got an interview at FAANG videos. I'm really glad to see that the king is back.

[alienfunbug]

Awesome video for sure! I think everyone knows the steps to start leetcode and turn the wheels, this does an awesome job on adding direction for everything that comes after. Great work.

[felipemingronefleck]

Great video. Thanks for sharing all this information. I'm just starting my journey as a 'FAANG job hunting'.

[argenistherose]

nice seeing you back on here bro! hope all is well

[shaquilleoatmealz]

Thank you for bringing your aesthetic and storytelling into this space :)

[furrukhkhan]

Thanks for this video. Have a couple FANG ones coming up.

[nobodyname]

I really enjoy your teaching style. Would love a video where you give your take on "How I would learn to code if I could start over" Seems like you have such a good grasp on the fundamentals. Would like to know how you feel about your curriculum from Berkeley and how you recommend (books, online courses, tools like leetcode) someone get to a similar level of theory and execution. Thank you!

[samweimer]

I'm shocked you don't have more viewers, this was very well done. It looks very professional.

[maxkinli]

I watched you when i was unemployed, now i have 6 years of experience ❤

[youngchung]

Great video! I am happy to be an early sub

[jayrollo]

He's back!!! Dude I've been watching your stuff since i was a freshman. Now im an FTE at faang. Glad to see u back.

[hassansyed]

"I dare you to interview me"
"Please give me an interview"

[aniruddhakotal]

wow, that's some really informative video. Thanks for sharing this. ❤from India.

[kaycodez]

I can't wait for the Data structures and algorithms series!!!

[Aripoma]

Are you going to ever bring your old videos back? Happy to see you again

[bucketsort]

Bro forgot his old YT account so created this new one? Anyway, it's amazing content as usual! I have Google interviewing coming up will inform you here. Finger crossed! You deserve hundreds thousands subscribers or even more!

"nice" --> keyword to show that I've read your description haha

[knowptr]

Thank you for this video Chris! Very helpful im planning to prepare for technical interviews in the near future. Why aren’t you posting this on your 50k sub channel?

[dumbpandabear]

Could you make a video on the leetcode study plan you used or studying methods you recommend?

[tiffanyk]

great video! what in world I never knew you did coding/software, I was like you look familiar ... OH the single woman picks a date from cooking videos