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code.dblock.org | ||
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alexgolec.dev
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| | | | | A new series series to help you prepare for interviews at big tech companies, drawing from my experience recruiting and interviewing for Google. | |
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better.engineering
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| | | | | Our approach to hiring and training software engineering intern | |
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www.techinterviewhandbook.org
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| | | | | Interview formats of the top tech companies. Know what to expect and prepare well for them | |
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b-ark.ca
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| | | In a blog post titled Live coding sucks, the author, Mustapha Hadid, lays out a basic premise: that live coding doesn't really test coding skills so much as the ability of someone to perform under profound stress, a very different test that doesn't reflect the day-to-day reality of a typical software developer. Read on its own its a great piece and cites some fascinating research on the topic that supports his thesis (including the rather shocking observation, lifted from a Microsoft study, that when comparing a live, public test versus a private one, every single female test subject failed the live test, while they universally passed the private one). And had I read the piece on its own I would have simply nodded along and agreed with the thoughts and concl... | ||
