yangshun/tech-interview-handbook

Tech Interview Handbook is a free, curated set of materials for preparing for technical interviews at tech companies. The README describes it as practical content covering all phases of a technical interview, from applying for a job to passing the interviews to offer negotiation. It is aimed at engineers who do not have time to grind through hundreds of practice problems and would rather follow a tightened, opinionated study plan. The author also wrote the well-known Blind 75 list, and the handbook claims that over a million people have benefitted from it. How it works is that the repository points you to a companion website where most of the content lives, built using Docusaurus. The README lists the kinds of material included: best-practice coding questions, an updated list called Grind 75 that succeeds Blind 75, a guide on how to prepare for coding interviews, a do-and-don't cheat sheet, algorithm cheat sheets organized by topic, a step-by-step resume guide for landing roles at top tech companies, and a section on behavioral questions those companies ask. There is a separate Front End Interview Handbook site for front-end-specific content, and system design content is noted as still in progress. The handbook is editorial content rather than a software library, so you read and study it rather than installing it. You would use it when you are gearing up for engineering interviews and want condensed, opinionated guidance rather than a wall of links. It is aimed at people new to technical interviews, experienced engineers returning to the job market, and anyone who wants to get better at interviewing. The full README is longer than what was provided.