3 Things Athletic Training can teach you about Interview Preparation [StoryTime Saturdays]
This kind of approach will lead to peak performance and the best results in your preparation
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A lot of you found me (and this newsletter) through my articles about interview preparation,
I’ve written online about my system and it helps people ace their interviews to get into their dream companies. In this email/post I will share one of the most important elements of my tutoring system- the underlying skeleton of the system. This skeleton provides the guideline on how I recommend preparing your system. By the end of this article, you will have a complete outline of how you should prepare for your self-studying system- whether it’s for upcoming coding interviews, exams, or for self-studying difficult topics.
And don’t worry. This system does NOT involve solving 500+ Leetcode Problems, spending hours per day studying, or many (any) sleepless nights. All of these are extremely inefficient, and honestly- a giant waste of your time and energy. I would prefer you spend your time and energy doing something you actually enjoy.
This system was inspired by athletic training. I’ve played sports/athletics pretty much since my childhood, and a lot of my philosophy borrows heavily from training/my experiences playing sports. It has been one of the most important parts of my life. The lessons discussed today will however be applicable to your journey both on and off the field.
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