i have collected all the infinity stones to prep for interviews

leetcode (the classic) taught me how to do the traditional technical interview. not just solving problems, but breaking them down, optimizing them, learning to be okay with failing 10 times before something finally clicks. super solid for current technical interviews https://leetcode.com

exponent was where i learned that the story matters. you can have the coolest project in the world, but if you can’t explain it clearly or show why it mattered, no one’s going to care. plus it helped outline how interview types for different roles generally are which was super helpful since i was going for PM and SWE roles https://www.tryexponent.com

interview prepper was where things started to get personal. instead of generic prep, it pulled in my actual resume, the companies i was aiming for, and gave me stuff that made sense for me and that specific company. it made the whole process of prepping easier and faster, great for structure https://interviewprepper.co

vibzv. i started using vibzy after i got interviewed multiple times for roles that tested how well i used ai to code. i realized i needed to practice and this has been helpful in figuring out how to prompt, when to trust AI, and when to override it. then getting feedback on how well you used the AI. not great for current technical interviews, but great for future ones and super useful for industry https://interviewprepper.co/vibzy

not saying i’ve mastered anything. but at least now, when i’m prepping, i don’t feel lost. hopefully these are helpful to you all too :D