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by Terr_
3483 days ago
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> Since everyone knows what they're getting into with a tech interview, I don't see why it's such a bad metric. Many companies purposefully give you a rubric/criteria to study. It's often so broad that to really cover everything that might come up you've got to have time to make the studying a part-time job. And even then you might get hit with one of those "you almost have to have seen the trick before" questions, like detecting a cycle in a broken linked-list with O(1) memory. |
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