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Interview Practice

March 05, 2019 read in 1 minute

Technical Interviews are hard, here are some practices to process them more easily: #

Websites #

  • LeeCode - Highly recommend, questions are from real interviews and well written
  • GlassDoor - You can look up a company that you are interviewing with and look at their previous interview questions.
  • HackerRank - Questions are not always well worded but a lot of companies use HackerRank for their interviews.
    Books
  • Cracking the Coding Interview - The bible of coding interviews. Solutions to questions can be found here.
  • The Algorithm Design Manual
  • Introduction to Algorithms

Videos #

Josh Martin

React.JS Developer and Maker

contact@cjoshmartin.com

Chicago, IL

Hello, I am Josh, I am a full-stack developer specializing in developing for Web and Mobile in React, React Native, Node.js, and Django. I used to work at Amazon in the advertising sales Performance department as a Frontend Engineer...

I have a degree from Purdue University in Computer Engineering with the use of my degree and passions I can offer support more than just Web and Mobile development. I can assist with any need related to hardware integration with internet-enabled devices or design needs in CAD and manufacturing.

Handmade by @cjoshmartin, with Django, Next.js and Wagtail (©2025)

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