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An interview is not the place to voice negative thoughts. Avoid the common traps blocking you from making a good impression.

Interviewers are not expecting perfectly prepared or scripted answers. They want to see your ability to communicate and think on your feet.

Understanding your interviewer is critical to your success during an interview. You need to listen actively to what they say and how they say it.

I ask interviewees to write a simulation of a two-player card game. It’s an engaging question, revealing a lot about their abilities.

Lists are perhaps the fundamental data structure in code. There’s virtually no program that doesn’t use lists. Interviewers love asking questions that involve lists, either

Clever programming tricks have no place in programming interviews. They require random prior knowledge and lucky leaps of intuition.

There are many recurring reasons why I reject candidates in interviews. This is a list of the most common problems.

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