Tech IndustryAug 27, 2021
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Tips needed to prepare for Snap

Hello Blind, I recently scheduled my tech screen for Snapchat. I have heard that Snap asks LC Hard for their interviews. Upon checking there are only about 100 or so Snap tagged problems on Leetcode in total. So, what's the best resource to prepare? Please guide me! Thanks. TC - 160k YOE - 3.5 #snap #snapchat #snapchatinterview #tech

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jimminy Aug 27, 2021

Leetcode.com

Amazon GFURA OP Aug 27, 2021

Thanks @jimminy. I wonder if only 100 problems are enough to be prepared for Snap. Can you be more specific?

Amazon GFURA OP Aug 27, 2021

Didn't mean to say they're less but compared Google Facebook Microsoft that's puny. So I was wondering if there was other resource that everyone else was using to prep.

Wayfair zuckster Aug 27, 2021

100 problems is a lot

Amazon dulw46 Aug 27, 2021

Leetcode tagged problems are a good resource. For onsite two of my interview questions were not Snap tagged FWIW, whereas other two were. For the phone screen you would be expected to write and execute code on hackerrank.

Amazon GFURA OP Aug 27, 2021

How to prepare for systems design? Any tips?

Amazon dulw46 Aug 27, 2021

Grokking, design primer helps. I also watched a ton of YouTube videos

Amazon dunmer Aug 27, 2021

Snap’s phone screen interview is broken. Don’t rely on it- have other options ready. I know 3 ppl (and I’m the 4th) who apparently did perfectly in the interview and got rejected.

Amazon GFURA OP Aug 27, 2021

Hmm.. Will keep that in mind. Thanks!

Snap iJbS86 Aug 27, 2021

At Snap, there is no question bank from which interviewer asks questions. It’s up to the interviewer what question they ask.

Amazon GFURA OP Aug 27, 2021

Sure, I understand that. Do you suggest anything other than leetcode for prep?

Snap hNus6xF Aug 27, 2021

Don’t worry bro I will only ask you LC medium

Wayfair zuckster Aug 27, 2021

youre a real one

Snap AfiK76 Aug 28, 2021

i ask simple ones first, e.g. sum of two vals to given number or similar which should take less than 5min who really wants to join to snap, then easy/medium one but with more realistic scenario, that way i test algo and experience. i would not want LC monkey on my team.