Practice makes for perfect. Spend an hour daily honing your hard skills, and take practice skills tests on third party platforms like HackerRank or Codility.
Ask questions early and often. Things like:
Agenda or summaries of what to expect for specific steps in the interview process
Clarity on code tests. Some tests are very agnostic and focus on language basics, others will involve implementing a solution. These have very different approaches to solve, so it's valuable to know that in order to prep accordingly.
Who you'll be meeting with. Use that information to understand their background, which will help you understand the perspective they'll approach during the interview process.
Research the companies in question as best you can. Glassdoor is a good source for established companies to learn about the interview process. Crunchbase is also a good source to understand the history/funding of a company.
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