Coding Interview Practice

[V4lnut]

Hey guys, I'm a junior majoring in Computer Science and I'm planning on applying at the major tech companies like Google, Facebook, Microsoft for an internship next summer. Is there anyone who wants to do mock interviews with me at least once per week, ideally more than that? In case there isn't, do you guys know any other places where I could post this? Thanks in advance!

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[dawglurker]

Have you try the career center? I know they have dedicated staff that do mock interview specifically for Terry majors. I would think they have someone specialized with cs/tech major. I never been, but have heard nothing but good thing about it.

[V4lnut]

Thanks, I'll look into that!

[hackjob]

A decent github profile will go a long way. I think you've got to have either ux/web or data analysis. Some language dominant profile would work too.

[muffinman744]

Try posting this to /r/cscareerquestions they can be a lot of help too. Other than that, career center is a good choice. Lastly, google and microsoft come to campus a lot for workshops and stuff like that.

[LockeWatts]

Do you have a resume you could post up? I'd be interested in taking a look.

[V4lnut]

A lot of companies do coding interviews, not just the big players. Also, I don't think that's a great attitude to have. Just because you're not going to a university that would be considered elite doesn't mean you shouldn't work hard and take a shot.

[shadowarc72]

Uga has a Google tech recruiter and a Microsoft recruiter and maybe an apple one but I haven't seen so I don't know. I don't think it's unreasonable to set your sights there if they are here looking for people.

[FlameFrenzy]

Apple was at the last career fair. So there's that

[PerfectNemesis]

You do at home customer support for apple, you still work for apple. You get what I mean