How to Crack Interview #30

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If you read any of following topics, you can crack any interview.

As per below:

 

Best Resume

If you’re a recent university graduate or have any working k experience, include school-collage related projects or coursework that demonstrate relevant skill and knowledge.

Keep it short:

“if there’s more information (like a portfolio) we need during the interview process, your recruiter will work with you to collect it.”

Align your skill and experience with the job description. Be specific about project you’ve worked on or managed.

What was the outcome?

How did you measure success?

If you’ve had a technical skill role, tell us about it.

How big was the team?

What was the scope of your work?

 

Skill needed

Programming in python, java, C++

Web application development

Unix/Linux environment

Mobile application development

Distributed and parallel systems

Machine learning

Information retrieval

Natural language processing

Networking

Developing large software system

Security software development

 

Technical interview

Topics you must know:

Coding practice

Algorithms

Sorting

Mathematics

Graphs

Recursion

Data structure

 

Interview Tips

Be data driving:

Every question should be answered with explain in detail that demonstrates you can do what you’re being asked about.

Clarify

Improve

Practice

 

Predict the future:

You can anticipate 90% of the interview question you’re going to get. Write down the most 20 questions you think you’ll get.

 

Explain:

We went to understand how did you think, so explain your though process and decision making through the interview.

Remember we’re not only evaluating your technical ability, but also how you approach any problems and how to try to solve them.

Explicitly state and check assumptions with your interview to ensure they are reasonable.



Best of luck

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