Anthony D. Mays

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13 articles tagged “Google”.

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May 9, 2022

How to Practice LeetCode Problems (The Right Way)

tl;dr: You're doing it wrong. Use "The Six Steps" any time you practice LeetCode questions, preferably with another person. Keep an interview prep journal to track your progress. The struggle is real

September 3, 2019

Solving a Coding Interview Question in Real Time

In my latest video , I tackle a realistic technical coding interview question in real time using JavaScript. I'll show you how I work through it step-by-step in JavaScript from beginning to end. Got a

August 27, 2019

Why I Wear My Compton Hat

[The following is a transcript of the above video ] If you've followed me for any length of time, you know that I wear my hat everywhere. Whether I'm going to work or visiting a school and talking to

January 16, 2019

Why You Should Definitely Have A "Plan B"

When it comes to planning and setting goals, is it wrong to have a "Plan B?" I recently came across a post on LinkedIn featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger speaking about how much he hates the idea of a "P

January 5, 2018

Interview Tips From A Google Engineer

During this short video, I will walk you though two of my favorite interview strategies. I'll show you how to use the STAR technique (Situation, Task, Action, and Result) to answer behavioral intervie

May 6, 2017

6 Questions About Working At Google

Last week, I invited Twitter followers to ask questions about my experience with Google. The following is an edited transcript of the exchange that occurred April 27, 2017. https://twitter.com/an

May 4, 2016

What Is It Like To Be A Black Employee At Google?

What is it like to be a black employee at Google? originally appeared on Quora on April 21, 2016. It has been republished here with edits. Thanks for this great question! I’m presently a software engi

June 8, 2015

Google Would Never Hire A Person Like Me

“Google would never hire a person like me.” That’s what I told myself as I walked away from the college campus recruitment booth in 2005. I was a huge fan of Google products like Search and Gmail, so