Graphs are fundamental in technical interviews, focusing on the structure of problems rather than coding. Each node in a graph represents an entity, and each edge signifies a relationship, allowing for the modeling of complex systems. The key to excelling in interviews is understanding these structures and working with them intuitively, not just memorizing terms. Graphs emphasize connectivity over visual layout, which is crucial as graph algorithms rely on connections, not visuals. There are various types of graphs: some are directional, some allow multiple edges between nodes, and others are fully connected. Recognizing when to apply each type is essential for problem-solving in interviews. Subgraphs are vital for isolating system parts for detailed analysis, useful in debugging, user analysis, or system design. Important metrics like degree, centrality, and shortest path quantify the graph’s structure, showing node importance, information flow, and route efficiency. These metrics are integral to ranking algorithms, search engines, and network analysis. Concepts such as bridges and graph coloring are also significant, with the latter being key in scheduling and resource allocation problems. Ultimately, interviews assess the ability to identify and solve graph-related problems through understanding connections, constraints, and traversals.
Omoalhaja
@omoalhajaabiola
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Feb 25 A Redditor Who Landed a FAANG Job Spills the Ultimate Interview Hacks!Step 1: Dodging the Application Black Hole
Skip the portals! ATS systems filter out most resumes.
Instead, I reached out directly to engineers and hiring managers on LinkedIn for referrals.
My message
Abir Hasan
@codeby_abir
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Feb 21 This CV has helped many people secure interview calls from leading organizations as Facebook, OpenAI, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and othersResume and Interview GuideI’m sharing the exact ATS-editable templates with youRepost, like, and reply “SEND” to get it for free.
ADPList
@ADPList
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Apr 1 How to Win FAANG Interviews (by Rita N.).Getting into Google, Amazon, or any FAANG company isn’t just about having the right technical skills or an impressive resume.It’s about how you communicate, how you think, and how you learn.5 key frameworks that can set you apart in
Tom
@tombombadeel
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Mar 28 here’s an interview guide i wrote up a few years ago for some grad students. can extrapolate it to CS questions
—You’ve got one shot to set yourself apart. You’re being interviewed because your resume has keywords that fit the job requirements. Now you need to show why you’re
BowTiedCocoon | Sales Career Architect
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Feb 8 My client landed 7 tech sales job interviews with big logos in 2-weeks using this outreach engine.Before this, he’d never hear back.If you want the EXACT system I used that is still repeatable today:Like + Comment “System” to get DM(must be following)
BT Worker | Remote Tech Career Savant
@BowTiedWorker
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Mar 31 Tech interview cheat code, Speak in frameworks:
• “Here’s how I approached it: Step 1, Step 2, Step 3”
• “I typically break this into 3 buckets…”
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Even when you’re unsure, structure builds trust.
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