Hey guys, I want to share something that I've been getting a lot of questions on recently... how to approach the technical interview. The technical interview process can be frustrating, even if you know the solution to some of the challenges. It's easy to get tripped up by a detail that brings you down. While it's tempting to blame the system, sometimes you just have to play the game. I want to share SEVEN secrets for high-pressure problem-solving that I learned from senior engineers at Meta and Airbnb—tips that helped me ace my Meta technical interviews on the first try! I'm making a video about it to explain into more details, consider subscribing to the YouTube channel. Here’s a sneak peek at the tips: 1. Stop Caring: Calm your nerves. The pressure can hinder your performance. I learned to approach interviews with no regrets—just be yourself! 2. Buy Time: Pace yourself in the interview. Start strong, but ensure you have time for the harder problems. 3. Clarify Smartly: Ask clarifying questions that don’t complicate the problem. Simplicity is key! 4. Write Less Code: Focus on solving the problem conceptually before diving into code. It’s about understanding, not just writing. 5. Brute Force if Needed: If the optimal solution eludes you, get something down first. Perfection isn’t the goal—clarity is! 6. Utilize Hints: Remember, interviewers want you to succeed. Don’t hesitate to ask for help! 7. Treat it as a Performance: Every interview is a show. Develop a strategy that works for you, but be ready to adapt. Technical interviews are tough, but interviewing is a skill, and because it's a skill, it means that with the right preparation, you can master them. So don't give up just yet.