Key Takeaways
- Practice makes perfect. The more mock interviews you do, the more you improve.
- Buy a whiteboard and practice coding without an IDE.
- Practice addressing your weaknesses, not your strengths.
- Record your mocks.
- Always make time for reflection and feedback.
- Be intentional about the evaluation rubric, the feedback you want and what success looks like for each mock.
Resources
Here are suggestions for handy resources to use when setting up your mock interviews.
Useful Items to Purchase:
- Reusable whiteboard sheets.
- A whiteboard.
- A revolving whiteboard with stand.
- A good quality lavalier or clip-on lapel microphone.
- A standing microphone that you can place on your desk.
- A good quality webcam.
Helpful Sites:
Common Collaboration Tools:
Resources for Finding Mock Interview Questions:
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