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Engineering Leadership Interview Handbook

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Re: Engineering Leadership Interview Handbook

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OP here. A few months ago I changed jobs. The last time I gave an interview was as an entry level engineer 7 years ago. Since then I had become a manager and hired many engineers but I had no clue what questions will be asked when I interview for EM+ positions. I interviewed with a dozen different startups of different kinds. EM positions are vague and vary from company to company. With each interview I got better and I realized it would have been much easier if I knew what to expect in these interviews. I have collated the questions I was asked and this can evolve to a repo of all kinds of software engineering leadership interview questions.

Please share feedback, open issues, participate in discussions and I will try best to improve this

Re: Engineering Leadership Interview Handbook

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OP here. A few months ago I changed jobs. The last time I gave an interview was as an entry level engineer 7 years ago. Since then I had become a manager and hired many engineers but I had no clue what questions will be asked when I interview for EM+ positions. I interviewed with a dozen different startups of different kinds. EM positions are vague and vary from company to company. With each interview I got better an…

Thanks for writing this. I’m actually in the same boat and was recently looking for content on that matter! Quick feedback: I Found a few typos here and there (I.e “manger”)

Re: Engineering Leadership Interview Handbook

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OP here. A few months ago I changed jobs. The last time I gave an interview was as an entry level engineer 7 years ago. Since then I had become a manager and hired many engineers but I had no clue what questions will be asked when I interview for EM+ positions. I interviewed with a dozen different startups of different kinds. EM positions are vague and vary from company to company. With each interview I got better an…

Thanks for writing this. I’m actually in the same boat and was recently looking for content on that matter! Quick feedback: I Found a few typos here and there (I.e “manger”)

Thank you for pointing this. Ran the whole document through a spellcheck and fixed most of the mistakes