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yaaron, I got my resume selected in amazon (without any referral) and I don't know how? but anyway I cheated in my OA and passed that too. Now they are calling for in-person interview at there office, and from what I came to know they asked very heavy dsa based question on interview for sde-1. what should I do anonwa? I know linear data structure, kind of basics of trees and graphs too, but I never touched dynamic programming. I never tried advanced graphs tree question at all, forget about heap/priority queues. Help this anon anons :(
the interview will take places within a weeks or so (maybe even less), I didn't get the confirmation email yet
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>I got my resume selected in amazon (without any referral) and I don't know how? Make sure you haven't fallen for any job fraud.
>>600 no, it was amazon, no kidding
>>601 Full-time permanent role or contract?
>>602 full-time sde-1
>>599 just do as much of neetcode 150 as you can every day
>>603 https://www.ambitionbox.com/interviews/amazon-interview-questions/sdehttps://www.ambitionbox.com/interviews/amazon-interview-questions/sde
>>604 >>605 are there any good resources that explain dp, graphs, trees (variations like segment and all that bullshit) in short so that I get my head around?
>>606 solving without knowing the concept is impossible especially when it comes to solve problems that requires intuitions (which I lack the most)
>>607 that's true but you can't realistically understand all those concepts in less than 1 week, it's better if you memorize solutions for now

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