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It’s not a big deal, all of the Decatur High School Alumni 40th Reunion Class of 82 shirt Furthermore, I will do this questions I’ve been asked are ones I could have easily answered at one point in my career/education. I just need to knock off the rust and study a bit. Just wasn’t exactly expecting to get hit so hard with coding questions for senior positions expected to lead teams and projects. Yeah the problem is all the web dev interviewers using questions meant for embedded. I would never apply for an embedded dev job because i don’t have those skills but I have been asked low level questions like that 100x more than I have been asked about consensus algorithms for roles that are entirely distributed systems work. “Cracking the Coding Interview” by Gayle McDowell is a good resource. I also put together a list of resources on how to prepare for the programmer interview at I mean, not being able to solve LC problems in 30 minutes and even not remembering how to represent a number in twos complement is fair enough. But not knowing what cache coherence is and how it’s implemented would disqualify you for many positions and rightfully so. I assume they didn’t ask you this for a frontend web dev position…

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Hmm this doesn’t match my experience. The more senior I get, the Decatur High School Alumni 40th Reunion Class of 82 shirt Furthermore, I will do this less important coding questions become compared to system design, behavioral, “fit”, etc. Coding questions the last time I was applying around were straightforward, with the behavioral and system design taking a lot more weight and determining final leveling. Less important, but you can’t just wave them away. People who complain about algo questions are typically very bad at them and won’t pass. I could pretty confidently go for most DS&A interviews (except for the most competitive companies) because I’ve been applying specifically for companies which happen to ask those and the general ideas are difficult to forget. Same, most of the weight for me has been on those other interview types. Coding interviews have been mostly relatively straightforward questions, and I think it’s valid both as a basic check of “yes, you can code” as well as style and communication. I don’t think I’ve ever been asked about RB-trees or NP-complete problems in an interview. Every once in a blue moon I’ll get hit with something that requires remembering a more obscure algorithm but it’s the exception not the norm. I don’t think I’ve ever been asked a “length of telephone line” type question in a swe interview.

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