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Dealing with stress in coding interviews
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I perform very poorly on coding interviews, I believe many people underperform in those interviews, but I feel like I am showing like 20% of what I got. In my last interview, the question was so simple that, I thought there must be a mistake, or tricky point, and spent a good 10 minutes for a question I would do in a minute, if it was not an interview.
I never explained this to interviewers, I am curious, is tackling with the stress is part of the interview, or should I explain upfront that I am terrible with interviews. In the latter case, I guess they will ask then, how can I show I am good.
So how can I show I that am a good coder? People say that contribute to github projects that I use daily, well there is not any software I use daily.
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I perform very poorly on coding interviews, I believe many people underperform in those interviews, but I feel like I am showing like 20% of what I got. In my last interview, the question was so simple that, I thought there must be a mistake, or tricky point, and spent a good 10 minutes for a question I would do in a minute, if it was not an interview.
I never explained this to interviewers, I am curious, is tackling with the stress is part of the interview, or should I explain upfront that I am terrible with interviews. In the latter case, I guess they will ask then, how can I show I am good.
So how can I show I that am a good coder? People say that contribute to github projects that I use daily, well there is not any software I use daily.
interviewing stress
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Leetcode is what kids are all about these days
– Victor S
11 mins ago
I am curious about that actually, do companies care about my solutions, or do I need to write blog posts in leetcode explaining my solution?
– Denis Smith
10 mins ago
It is more for practicing whiteboard style questions so that you are prepared for them. Some people take it to the extreme just rote memorizing solutions but the point is mental preparation. I don't think blog posts have much to do with that
– Victor S
9 mins ago
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I perform very poorly on coding interviews, I believe many people underperform in those interviews, but I feel like I am showing like 20% of what I got. In my last interview, the question was so simple that, I thought there must be a mistake, or tricky point, and spent a good 10 minutes for a question I would do in a minute, if it was not an interview.
I never explained this to interviewers, I am curious, is tackling with the stress is part of the interview, or should I explain upfront that I am terrible with interviews. In the latter case, I guess they will ask then, how can I show I am good.
So how can I show I that am a good coder? People say that contribute to github projects that I use daily, well there is not any software I use daily.
interviewing stress
asked 12 mins ago
Denis SmithDenis Smith
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I perform very poorly on coding interviews, I believe many people underperform in those interviews, but I feel like I am showing like 20% of what I got. In my last interview, the question was so simple that, I thought there must be a mistake, or tricky point, and spent a good 10 minutes for a question I would do in a minute, if it was not an interview.
I never explained this to interviewers, I am curious, is tackling with the stress is part of the interview, or should I explain upfront that I am terrible with interviews. In the latter case, I guess they will ask then, how can I show I am good.
So how can I show I that am a good coder? People say that contribute to github projects that I use daily, well there is not any software I use daily.
interviewing stress
interviewing stress
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Leetcode is what kids are all about these days
– Victor S
11 mins ago
I am curious about that actually, do companies care about my solutions, or do I need to write blog posts in leetcode explaining my solution?
– Denis Smith
10 mins ago
It is more for practicing whiteboard style questions so that you are prepared for them. Some people take it to the extreme just rote memorizing solutions but the point is mental preparation. I don't think blog posts have much to do with that
– Victor S
9 mins ago
add a comment |
Leetcode is what kids are all about these days
– Victor S
11 mins ago
I am curious about that actually, do companies care about my solutions, or do I need to write blog posts in leetcode explaining my solution?
– Denis Smith
10 mins ago
It is more for practicing whiteboard style questions so that you are prepared for them. Some people take it to the extreme just rote memorizing solutions but the point is mental preparation. I don't think blog posts have much to do with that
– Victor S
9 mins ago
Leetcode is what kids are all about these days
– Victor S
11 mins ago
Leetcode is what kids are all about these days
– Victor S
11 mins ago
I am curious about that actually, do companies care about my solutions, or do I need to write blog posts in leetcode explaining my solution?
– Denis Smith
10 mins ago
I am curious about that actually, do companies care about my solutions, or do I need to write blog posts in leetcode explaining my solution?
– Denis Smith
10 mins ago
It is more for practicing whiteboard style questions so that you are prepared for them. Some people take it to the extreme just rote memorizing solutions but the point is mental preparation. I don't think blog posts have much to do with that
– Victor S
9 mins ago
It is more for practicing whiteboard style questions so that you are prepared for them. Some people take it to the extreme just rote memorizing solutions but the point is mental preparation. I don't think blog posts have much to do with that
– Victor S
9 mins ago
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I am curious about that actually, do companies care about my solutions, or do I need to write blog posts in leetcode explaining my solution?
– Denis Smith
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It is more for practicing whiteboard style questions so that you are prepared for them. Some people take it to the extreme just rote memorizing solutions but the point is mental preparation. I don't think blog posts have much to do with that
– Victor S
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