Has network latency improved much since this article's date? Bandwidth definitely, but latency?
What was the salary range?
Most rankings / evaluations will be subjective with or without a rubric.
Are they even hiring at this time?
I used a friend's xanax. Admittedly I should've trialed it beforehand, mistake on my part. I just remember feeling a really strong relaxation and nothing afterwards. I did get an offer but I still wonder today if I said…
This a good a solution that extends to other aspects of a job as well. It also doesn't lead to possible dependence like other solutions.
I would advise strong caution against this unless you have used any benzo before. I remember I tried one once before a long, 4 hour interview. I literally don't remember a thing I said or did the rest of the day…
I agree with this. Interviewing is a skill like any other that can get stale. It's good to keep it sharp and you never know, while practice interviewing you might find a place you end up really liking.
This should also be observed on HN. I have seen too many Show HN posts with no constructive criticism with the only comment deriding a technical choice / language.
Where did you find your job from?
That's unfortunate. I hate system design interviews where the interviewer has a "known" solution in mind and won't accept any other solutions even with good arguments, but you could have dodged a bullet if they are…
This has been my experience as well. These interviews should be open-ended with no right answer as long as you can reasonably support your design and discuss its tradeoffs. Unfortunately, many interviewers have a set…
All these differing opinions on this tells me interviews are a crapshoot subject to the interviewer's whims. If I got you for an interviewer I would need to be specific, for others who replied to this, I'd need to be…
Has network latency improved much since this article's date? Bandwidth definitely, but latency?
What was the salary range?
Most rankings / evaluations will be subjective with or without a rubric.
Are they even hiring at this time?
I used a friend's xanax. Admittedly I should've trialed it beforehand, mistake on my part. I just remember feeling a really strong relaxation and nothing afterwards. I did get an offer but I still wonder today if I said…
This a good a solution that extends to other aspects of a job as well. It also doesn't lead to possible dependence like other solutions.
I would advise strong caution against this unless you have used any benzo before. I remember I tried one once before a long, 4 hour interview. I literally don't remember a thing I said or did the rest of the day…
I agree with this. Interviewing is a skill like any other that can get stale. It's good to keep it sharp and you never know, while practice interviewing you might find a place you end up really liking.
This should also be observed on HN. I have seen too many Show HN posts with no constructive criticism with the only comment deriding a technical choice / language.
Where did you find your job from?
That's unfortunate. I hate system design interviews where the interviewer has a "known" solution in mind and won't accept any other solutions even with good arguments, but you could have dodged a bullet if they are…
This has been my experience as well. These interviews should be open-ended with no right answer as long as you can reasonably support your design and discuss its tradeoffs. Unfortunately, many interviewers have a set…
All these differing opinions on this tells me interviews are a crapshoot subject to the interviewer's whims. If I got you for an interviewer I would need to be specific, for others who replied to this, I'd need to be…