mrpark219's honest review, An Interview Guide from a Technical Director Who Has Conducted N,000 Interviews course

Taking this lecture has given me a better sense of how to prepare for technical interviews. While preparing for a career move, I used to worry first about what questions would be asked and whether I could answer them correctly. However, through this lecture, I realized that a technical interview is not just a place to give the right answers, but a place to showcase my experiences and way of thinking. In particular, it was great to be able to think about why an interviewer asks certain questions and what the purpose behind them is. Previously, I felt a lot of pressure to answer immediately upon receiving a question, but now I feel that I should first identify the intent of the question and calmly consider which of my experiences I can base my answer on. Also, the point that interview time is not just a time to be evaluated, but an opportunity given to me, was very memorable. I learned that it is important to naturally create a flow toward experiences I can explain well through my self-introduction or answers, and not to miss the moments where I can appeal my strengths. Through this lecture, I have come to view technical interviews as something a bit less vague. Moving forward, rather than blindly memorizing expected questions, I plan to reorganize my resume and project experiences and practice conveying my thoughts effectively in line with the intent of the questions.

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