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Hi All, I recently interviewed at Amazon and Google for software engineer and passed both interviews. I have an offer on the table from Amazon but with Google I am officially in team matching and my recruiter tells me that the queue is pretty backed up now and it can take a long time. My question is should I take the Amazon offer now or decline Amazon and hold out for Google? I have heard that Google has better wlb/benefits. But I'm scared to decline Amazon without a guaranteed job offer.
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If you know how to use variables, loops and conditionals you could learn to do a lot of easy ones. Once you start getting deep into graph theory, dynamic programming and problems that are easier with recursion, it takes some more skill
that’s what leetcode is for :)
for questions, checkout the posts that are with every question or ask on stack overflow (it takes some getting used to to sift through the sarcasm in the answers and getting useful information)
Yes, but you should know the basics of a language at-least. Might be better of starting with cracking the code interview, so you’ll also learn data structures.