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Author : xbelkacem.ragaal
Publish Date : 2021-01-06 07:30:49


Technical interviews are notoriously difficult, there is an entire market of books, courses, and websites with problems dedicated to preparing for them, often knowing the ins and outs of a programming language and a couple of frameworks won’t be enough to be successful.

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blem for vegetarians, and even more so for vegans, though: going to a restaurant and finding only one thing on the menu that doesn’t contain meat. News flash: meatless people have different food preferences, too! If you, a meat eater, don’t like chicken parm, no problem! You can get the veal instead. Or the lasagna. Or the spaghetti and meatballs. The list goes on and on! But if you’re meatless, you’re often looking at eating something bland, something light, or — if you’re “lucky” — something deliberately created for vegetarians that you don’t actually like. For me, that’s when I go to a nice little Manhattan gastropub with eight menu items and see that the only veggie one is an Impossible burger.

I still think about those events but it’s fine because they really helped me understanding important lessons, that how you present yourself and your people skills are as important as your technical ones (!), and motivated me to get serious with my preparation.

Finding a position that you’d be interested in is not difficult, hundreds of jobs are being posted every day and the big tech companies are always recruiting, for your applications you can use sites like Monster, Linkedin, Indeed, or the company site itself if you have a particular one in mind.

Don’t forget that your interviewers are people! Being able to communicate how you reason is more important than arriving immediately at the right solution, also be likable and confident in behavioral interviews and do your research, companies want people that are committed to working with them.

So build your presence online and try to make as many connections as possible, remember it only takes one person giving you an opportunity to finally break into the industry!

The problem is making a better impression than all the other candidates, you will have to compete with hundreds of people from all around the world, some of them with more experience or better education, to actually reach the interview phase where you will be able to show your passion and preparation.

Let’s face it, every one of us is bound to fail in one way or another, just barely, like when in the last interview before getting the job the hr lady I was interacting with decided I didn’t seem motivated enough, or completely, for example when I utterly bombed my technical interview for a C# position for not being prepared enough.

One page! Hr offices are receiving hundreds of CVs daily, if yours contains four or five pages then it’s very likely to be simply ignored, make your message direct and clear to have the best chance to be noticed.

I actually found my current company because the founder saw my profile on AngelList, a website for finding employment in startups, and liked it enough to message and ask me to send my resume, the fact that we had a personal interaction really helped me in passing the first selection stage.

Unless you are applying for a design position don’t go overboard with the graphics and use a simple template, there is plenty of free ones, just choose something pretty and clear like the one below or plain like this template.

Algorithms, Data Structures, and Leetcode style questions have become standard for many companies, especially if you dream of being a Facebook or Google engineer you will have to make sure your knowledge of these topics is excellent, to get started I suggest taking a solid algorithms course and then practicing Leetcode daily.

The solution is networking, use your social media like Reddit, Twitter, and Linkedin actively, participate in job fairs and conventions (physical or virtual), try meeting people that work in the sector you aspire to be in and ask them for advice, even a cold message on Linkedin can do wonders if you keep the interaction polite.

Leverage your previous experience, whether you are changing career or you worked in the service sector put it in your resume and mention it during your interviews, even if not technical previous occupations prove other important skills like being able to handle clients or interact with colleagues.

Focus on the role you want to obtain, if you want to be a backend developer in Java make sure to have all the relevant skills, frameworks, and certificates as visible as possible, you can mention everything else but make sure they don’t distract from the picture you want to send.



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