How I would prepare for coding interviews

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  • Опубликовано: 17 июл 2024
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Комментарии • 11

  • @DhanushAcharya7
    @DhanushAcharya7 2 года назад

    Day in the life video please!

  • @Waruto
    @Waruto 2 года назад

    I personally do not like Cracking the coding interview (CTCI). Leetcode have the 101 section on all types of Data structures / Algorithms that have interactive visuals. I would use that over CTCI

  • @YourMomsHouseBih
    @YourMomsHouseBih 2 года назад

    Sensei Chau!

  • @YourMomsHouseBih
    @YourMomsHouseBih 2 года назад +1

    🔥🔥🔥

  • @metwestbrianp
    @metwestbrianp 2 года назад +11

    For those that don't know. This guys isn't a software developer, and I don't even think he has ever passed an algorithm challenge for an interview. He got job as support staff from a friend and it's annoying he that he talks like he knows anything lol

    • @jonlinkens3514
      @jonlinkens3514 2 года назад +7

      there are definitely people that will find this video helpful, just move on if it's not for you 👍 no need to gatekeep

    • @briabytes
      @briabytes 2 года назад +4

      Been folllowing him for a long time and he's hella legit. Don't know why you're here with the nonsense, dude.

    • @Waruto
      @Waruto 2 года назад +5

      lol looks like we got a hater who dont like it when people with self-taught background can make it in the industry.

    • @elvisrodriguez6773
      @elvisrodriguez6773 2 года назад

      Yo @ONE OF NO STRESS I agree with you 100% my friend. I actually like Chau and his vibes but it's cringy when these RUclipsrs do stuff like this, its disingenuous and misleading. At least Chau is not selling courses like that sleezy dude from @codingPhase

    • @CasualLaugh
      @CasualLaugh 2 года назад

      So you're not a software dev until you pass an algo challenge in an interview? Your thought is incomplete. The bro is self taught and still in his early years so how are you gonna judge him based on his this? It's clear he's (and other self taught devs like myself) are working in becoming better in this field. He's sharing tips that has worked for him and that he's gotten from other experienced devs. He's recommending a very popular book that would help in interviews, is that not helpful? I don't understand your complete dismissal of him.