Bypass The Coding Interview
Here's three simple ways to differentiate yourself and land a job with ease
Have you been through coding interviews but failed? I’ve been through this a fair share of times. I’ve also had friends who get stressed about the process and hate going through it.
In this article I’m going to share a few things I’ve done in the past, that have let me skip parts of interviews and make it easier on myself.
Let’s get started.
1. Blogging
This has helped me in so many ways. Last year, I wrote a post about building a server side rendering framework from scratch. This is a pretty unique post, and it shows that I understand how frameworks like Remix or NextJS work under the hood.
Also, because of my prior blogging, I was approached by a company called Prisma, about being an ambassador. I used their product in that post, and they share my work with a wider audience. I also get to tell employers who use their technology that I’m an ambassador.
What has this done for me? First, it’s helped me learn a lot. There will be people on Twitter who have followed me or found a post, and re…
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