Technical interviews are not easy, but you're not alone. All software engineers have to go through them to prove and show they can code, and code efficiently.

In this episode, I cover the basics of what I believe are the essentials and what every aspiring developer should know before going into their first software engineering interview.

I have had the chance to interview several candidates in the past 2 years and also speak from my own experience. Software interviews are not like other job interviews, here you are being tested, and being prepared can make or break this process.

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Join us in our latest episode where I sit down with the accomplished Gabe Tapizquent, a Senior Software Engineer at Google, specializing in the Ads division with a focus on enhancing privacy and infrastructure. Gabe's impressive career spans several top tech companies, including Microsoft, Wyze, and Ultimate Software. Tune in to gain insights into the makings of a successful software engineer and discover strategies to secure a role in the tech giants.

Join us for the second episode of "The Might Not Be So Good Podcast," where host Jose Tapizquent and his AI co-host, Sky, delve into the transformative role of AI in the realm of education. The episode begins with a historical overview of the American school system, exploring its roots in the Industrial Revolution and its evolution into the present day. The discussion then shifts to the potential of AI in reshaping education, addressing its current limitations and envisioning a future where AI aids in personalization, accessibility, and fostering creativity in learning.

Key topics include the need for a shift from a one-size-fits-all educational model to one that nurtures individualism and innovation, the impact of AI on personalized learning, and the exploration of AI as a tool for enhancing interactive and engaging learning experiences. The episode also references the landmark NASA study by Dr. George Land on creativity, highlighting the decline of creative thinking in the traditional education system.

As the conversation unfolds, Jose and Sky propose intriguing ideas like AI-powered personalized tutors, multilingual learning assistants, and real-time educational support through platforms like YouTube. The episode concludes with a hopeful outlook on the future of education in the AI era, where every child's genius is nurtured, and curiosity remains unquenched. The episode wraps up with a thought-provoking quote, leaving listeners inspired about the possibilities that AI holds for revolutionizing education.