📌 Note: The vast majority of questions are quite common, the only exception (for me) was interviewing with Amazon. They have a much more detailed expectations. Most of their questions (at the last and most intense stage) are behavioural. For example, "Tell me about a time when you had to make a design decision without having any data" (this was the question I couldn't answer, as I'd gathered even minimal data for all my projects). The difference with Amazon (and I suspect other big tech companies) is that they dig deeper and deeper with more questions to "unpack" the situation you provide to answer the original question. I did not enjoy that experience. At all 😆

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