Programming Interviews For Dummies

  • 7h 26m 2s
  • Eric Butow, John Sonmez
  • Recorded Books, Inc.
  • 2020

Programming jobs are on the rise, and the field is predicted to keep growing, fast. Landing one of these lucrative and rewarding jobs requires more than just being a good programmer. Programming Interviews for Dummies explains the skills and knowledge you need to ace the programming interview.

Interviews for software development jobs and other programming positions are unique. Not only must candidates demonstrate technical savvy, they must also show that they're equipped to be a productive member of programming teams and ready to start solving problems from day one. This audiobook demystifies both sides of the process, offering tips and techniques to help candidates and interviewers alike. It will enable you to: prepare for the most common interview questions; understand what employers are looking for; develop the skills to impress non-technical interviewers; learn how to assess candidates for programming roles; and prove that you (or your new hires) can be productive from day one.

Programming Interviews for Dummies gives listeners a clear view of both sides of the process, so prospective coders and interviewers alike will learn to ace the interview.

In this Audiobook

  • Chapter 1 - What Should You Expect?
  • Chapter 2 - Knowing How the Company is Preparing
  • Chapter 3 - Understanding the Investment a Company Makes
  • Chapter 4 - Searching High and Low for Companies
  • Chapter 5 - Shining up Your Résumé and Social Media Accounts
  • Chapter 6 - How Your Experience Affects Your Interview
  • Chapter 7 - Getting Ready for the First Ring
  • Chapter 8 - Testing Strategies for the Interviewee
  • Chapter 9 - Working with Data Structures: Garbage In Means Garbage Out
  • Chapter 10 - Identifying Design Patterns and Using Recursion
  • Chapter 11 - Sorting with Sorting Algorithms
  • Chapter 12 - Solving Puzzles is Fun
  • Chapter 13 - Closing the Deal
  • Chapter 14 - Honing Your Negotiation Skills
  • Chapter 15 - Ten Ways to Stand Out
  • Chapter 16 - Ten Non-Technical Questions You May Be Asked
  • Chapter 17 - Ten Reasons Your Résumé Will End up in the Round File
  • Chapter 18 - Ten Useful Websites to Check Out
  • Chapter 19 - Ten Great Books to Read
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