How to Nail your next Technical Interview
Engineering Manager Interview Course
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Course designed and taught by instructors from FAANG & Tier-1 Tech Companies
Manoj Krishnan
Adrián Fernández
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Qiuping Xu.
Engineering Manager Interview Process at Tier-1 Companies
We prepare you for all stages of a typical Engineering Manager interview process at FAANG and Tier-1 companies
Initial Recruiter Phone Screening
- Expect a few basic behavioral questions and those that cover the basic expectations from the role.
Technical Phone Screen
This will generally be a technical round focusing on data structures and algorithms.
- Expect open-ended questions that require you to ask clarifying questions
- You should be able to explain your thought process algorithmically, implement workable code (fix any mistakes or bugs), optimize, test, and discuss your solutions.
Onsite Rounds
- 1-2 Coding Rounds: Focusing on conceptual understanding(requires a strong understanding of at least one language, preferably C++, Java, Python, Go, or C)
- 2 System Design Rounds: Hold more weightage than the coding rounds. The questions will typically focus on existing products (for example, “How would you design Twitter’s feed?”)
- 2 Behavioral/Leadership Rounds: Questions about your experience managing people, projects, as well as your ability to grow and develop strong teams.
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What our students say
"IK helps you build a problem-solving mindset, offers very rich foundational material, introduces typical interview problems, offers technical and behavioral coaching sessions and mock interviews from industry experts to succeed in tech interviews".
Interview Kickstart is like a fitness coach which guides to achieve your dream job. It can help you identify your weak points and also suggest steps to improve them.
Interview Kickstart (IK) provides you a solid platform to not only strengthen your algorithm and interview game, I've had the pleasure of meeting some of the best/brightest minds in the industry (Faculty and students included). It was a humble experience, to say the least.