A Two-Week Technical Interview Prep Rhythm
Two weeks is enough to prep for a technical interview—if you have a rhythm. A daily plan from fundamentals to mock.
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What this article covers:
- Week 1: rebuild fundamentals, two hours per day
- The six common Taiwan interview patterns to drill
- Week 2: realistic problems, mock interviews, behavioral prep
- Three habits that wreck a good prep plan
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