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Because jobhunting & preparing for job interviews by yourself sucks.

It's better to do it with a community! Come to Noisebridge & practice whiteboarding, algorithms, & other interviewing techniques together with others!! =D (This is also a support group for job-hunters.)

This event will be in the Hackitorium, but will be at Church classroom if Audiochurch is happening, & will be hosted by Bernice & by Ishan. This version will be a more structured version of the Wednesday version!! ^_^

All experience levels are welcome.

(For newcomers, this is how you get in: to go inside, please ring the doorbell at the gate, then go to the 3rd floor.)

This workshop was inspired by "Whiteboarding Wednesdays" at Dev Bootcamp.
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My Personal Opinion About Whiteboarding Interviews:
https://twitter.com/ThePracticalDev/status/716997357624287232/photo/1

https://twitter.com/mirror2mask/status/790779116395962368

https://medium.freecodecamp.org/why-is-hiring-broken-it-starts-at-the-whiteboard-34b088e5a5db

But unfortunately, this is the world that we live in.

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My personal tips to get good at interviews:
There are actually 2 different skills being tested in interviews, especially whiteboarding interviews. The first skill is public speaking / communication skills, & the second skill is technical proficiency. Both of these skills need to be practiced in tandem, & are equally important.

These are what you need to do:
1) Practice public speaking / communication skills
- Get used to speaking in front of others & narrating your thoughts. Going to whiteboaring interview practice gets you used to talking in front of other people, so instead of associating the emotions of nervousness & anxiousness with public speaking, you associate public speaking with familiarity.

2) Know your stuff
- Be very comfortable & familiar with your skills, because it's hard enough to do public speaking, while trying to remember the technical parts.
- Good way to get better at programming is to work on something you want to make, or work on something that you really care about. Example, I love videogames, & I want to make videogames, so that's how I got better at programming.

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List Of Resources:
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https://gitlab.com/BerniceChua/Whiteboarding_And_Algorithms_Workshop_-_Wednesday_Edition#whiteboarding-and-algorithms-workshop-wednesday-edition

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If you want more community-oriented events & other cool stuff like this, please donate to Noisebridge:
https://donate.noisebridge.net/projects/Forever_Home_t8dKTgrb2p
or
https://www.patreon.com/noisebridge

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Join the community! ^_^
https://www.discord.gg/JnfB58Z

 
 
 
 
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