As of 2026-10-08 techinterviewpro.com 301-redirects to techseries.dev, which states 'ENROLLMENT IS NOW OPEN' with a countdown timer, an '[AUGUST 2026] CODERPRO included FREE' banner and '2026 TechSeries' copyright; no price is displayed anywhere public. source
Tech Interview Pro is a video course from YouTuber Patrick Shyu with 150+ episodes, a Facebook group and resume review, sold through a Kajabi page that never shows the price. It suits only someone who already follows TechLead and wants his interview framing on video; there is no problem bank, judge, or live coaching. Before paying, get the exact price and refund terms in writing, because neither appears on the site, and read the 2021 Million Token coverage.
The facts
| Category | Interview prep programs, Software engineering |
|---|---|
| Website | techinterviewpro.com |
| Based | Remote (terms cite Orange County, California jurisdiction) |
| Format | online-self-paced |
| Programs | Tech Interview Pro (150+ episodes, 20+ hours of video: interview process, resume, behavioral, data structures and algorithms deep dives, systems design including mobile, bonus mock interview session, offer negotiation), CoderPro (100+ coding video sessions, bundled free per Aug 2026 banner), Private Facebook group (lifetime access), Q&A 'subject to availability', resume review |
| Length | Self-paced video course; site says 'Immediate access' and '20 hours of high-value content'. unknown |
| Tuition | gated: no price appears on techseries.dev, /interview-details, or the Terms page; every 'JOIN NOW' button links to techinterviewpro.com/details, which resolves back to the same Kajabi-hosted page. Third-party figure: a Dec 2020 r/cscareerquestions thread is titled 'TechLead $500 course' (1.2K upvotes, 410 comments) https://www.reddit.com/r/cscareerquestions/comments/kmqirv/techlead_500_course/ unknown |
| Financing | upfront Checkout is a Kajabi offer; the Terms of Use (https://www.techseries.dev/pages/terms) do not mention refunds, cancellation, or access duration. The sales page promises 'LIFETIME access' to the private Facebook group. |
| Admission | open Marketing says 'Spots are limited. RSVP required', but the page has a direct Join button. |
| Stack | Language not specified on the site; video lessons on data structures, algorithms, Big O, systems design |
Outcomes
This program does not publish job-placement or salary outcomes. Treat any number you hear from admissions as unverifiable.
Interview-prep depth
2 / 5
Details page lists 150+ video episodes plus 100+ CoderPro coding sessions (video only, no judge or problem bank), 'Systems Design (in-depth episodes including mobile)', a single bonus mock interview session, and a behavioral interview module; no question counts or syllabus depth are published.
Job support: light. Resume review and critique, Q&A sessions with TechLead 'subject to availability', a private Facebook group, one bonus mock interview practice session (recorded), and a bonus on offer negotiation. No live coaching or structured mock program.
Whatever the program covers, the interview itself is free to prepare for here: coding patterns, system design, practice prompts, company guides.
What a careful reader should know
Instructor is Patrick Shyu ('TechLead'), ex-Google and ex-Facebook; Facebook fired him on August 26, 2019 (Wikipedia, citing CNBC). On July 1, 2021 he launched 'Million Token' (MM) on Uniswap; it rose to $36.87 by July 4 and then fell sharply, and Twitter analysts accused him of a pump-and-dump, estimating about $2M taken out; he denied a rug pull and called it a 'social experiment' (cryptosurges.com, July 6, 2021). No lawsuit or regulatory action over Million Token was found in this check and the Wikipedia article lists none. In May 2022 he drew criticism for deleted tweets about rejecting women candidates at Google (Wikipedia, citing Business Insider). The sales page uses a perpetual countdown timer and 'spots are limited' language while never showing a price.
Third-party signals: Reddit sentiment negative. Graduation-time star ratings are collected by the schools; weigh them accordingly.
Sources (7)
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