Ace Your Technical Interview
2,000+ in-depth guides on system design, coding patterns, data structures, algorithms, and company-specific prep. Deep dives on distributed systems, graph algorithms, interview playbooks.
System Design
From URL shorteners to Netflix-scale video streaming. Architecture, database internals, distributed systems, and infrastructure.
Coding Patterns
Two pointers, sliding window, dynamic programming, trees, graphs, backtracking. Templates and problem-solving frameworks.
Company Guides
Interview formats, common questions, and prep strategies for Google, Meta, Amazon, Apple, Stripe, OpenAI, Jane Street, and more.
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Interview Prep Prompts
Copy-and-run prompts that turn ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini into a mock interviewer, a system-design critic, a resume reviewer, or a negotiation coach. Fill in the blanks, paste, and make the model grade you.
Break an offer down into real four-year numbers
Turns an offer letter into year-by-year total compensation, lists the terms the letter left out, and gives you the questions to ask before you compare anything.
Open prompt → System designGrade your system design like a staff engineer would
Takes a design you have already written and returns the three hardest follow-ups, the weakest component, and a scorecard, instead of praise.
Open prompt → BehavioralMine your experience for a bank of behavioral stories
Interviews you about your own career, ten questions one at a time, then maps what it heard onto the standard question families and shows the gaps.
Open prompt →System Design Interview Guides
The most comprehensive system design resource online. Each guide covers architecture, tradeoffs, and production patterns.
Coding Interview Patterns
Master the patterns that cover 90% of coding interview problems.
Famous Interview Questions
The cultural canon — brainteasers, coding classics, and behavioral set-pieces that shaped tech and Wall Street hiring. The story of each question, what it actually tests, and whether it is still asked in 2026.
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Breaking Into Wall Street
Bank and trading-firm tech interviews run their own game: HackerRank gates, Superdays, probability rounds for strats, and comp that works nothing like big tech. Guides for the bulge brackets and the quant shops, written for engineers.
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Look and Sound Like a Serious Candidate
Buying guides for the gear that matters on a video interview: webcams, microphones, lighting, backgrounds, and the rest. One pick per budget in each category, chosen from independent reviews, with the interview-specific reason.
Best lighting for video interviews
A small light at the right angle fixes the raccoon-eyes look that ceiling lights and windows behind you create.
our pick: Elgato Key Light Neo with Clamp
Best microphones for video interviews
A desktop mic that makes you easy to listen to for an hour, even in an apartment with a road outside.
our pick: Shure MV6 USB Gaming Microphone
Best webcams for video interviews
The one upgrade interviewers notice first: a sharper, better-exposed face than any laptop camera can manage.
our pick: Insta360 Link 2CStudy Roadmaps by Experience Level
Beginner (0-1 years)
Data structures fundamentals, basic algorithms, Big-O notation, and your first coding problems.
Intermediate (2-4 years)
Advanced patterns, system design introduction, behavioral prep, and company-specific strategies.
Advanced (5+ years)
Staff+ system design, distributed systems deep dives, leadership principles, and architecture tradeoffs.
Company Interview Guides
Know exactly what to expect. Interview formats, question types, and prep strategies.
