Recruiting Culture at Silicon Valley
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Tells you exactly what to build and how to be found: create open‑source or personal projects, publish your code on GitHub and a portfolio site with demos, participate in hackathons, solve problems on HackerRank, and use employee referrals and conferences to get noticed. Recommends data‑science work on e‑commerce or recommendation systems, taking UC Berkeley Extension courses, and preparing interviews with Glassdoor, Cracking the Coding Interview, whiteboard practice and one-minute answers for behavioral questions.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:46Introduccin
- 5:25Risk
- 5:57Practical
- 7:31Prediction
- 11:50Interview Questions
- 16:40Behavioural Questions
- 18:33Summary
- 19:55Be honest
- 20:45Avoid these colors
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