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Hearing Jeff and Ingrid talk about interviews helped change my outlook as I start my job search. As the type of person that stresses about not knowing everything it was refreshing to learn that most companies won't expect me to know everything. I will still try to prepare for the interview as much as I possibly can but I'll be able to walk in there knowing that it's okay and maybe even expected of me to say I don't know. Instead of walking into an interview thinking that I won't do good enough I'll try to think of it from the interviewer's perspective, they picked me for a reason and they're hoping that I succeed as much as I do because they're looking to fill a need.
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Ibotta
Lindsay Rybar, HR Partner
2/6/2017
I know Lindsay from my time at OnDeck. We had a chance to meet for coffee on 3/3/2017 to catch up and to learn more about Ibotta. She informed me that the company is growing pretty fast right now and they plan to add 20-30 engineers before the end of the year. She said that I could put her down as a referral once I apply and she introduced me to 2 engineers at the company.
I had a mock interview with Casey that consisted of 30 minutes of conceptual questions followed by a 30 minute technical challenge. I think I did alright but there are always ways to improve.
I like to think of the interviewer as someone who doesn't know anything about programming. It takes some of the pressure off and it pushes me to explain every step that I take in a detailed manner. This is useful because it gives them confidence that I can explain technical topics to people from different backgrounds and it allows them to see how well I actually understand something instead of having to make assumptions.
From the feedback I got, I did really well with communicating during the technical challenge. I was able to explain how I was going to approach the problem and I was able to explain my decisions and my thought process