Recruiter mentioned that Intel interviews tend to focus on multithreaded/multicore concepts. Unfortunately system design primer or ddia doesnt contain any representative questions on these areas. Any good resources to prep?
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Stay away from Intel.
But this is completely different beast than system design, expect to start from scratch if you never done any concurrency.
Are you an engineer at Adobe? I find it kind of amazing that an eng in Adobe wouldn't know what concurrency even is.
I'd suggest going through basics in the books I referred and trying to really understand the concepts. The perfbook has "quick quizzes", which are short quiz questions related to current text/examples. That might be a good simulation of what an interviewer can ask you.