1. Questions for me - questions.md
2. Questions for interviewer
3. Questions find glassdoor & careercup questions - difficult
4. Project Table - use resume especially
5. Project Nugget/S.A.R table - use project table and resume
6. Review CTCI
7. Research, See section below - only thing not printed
8. Research, Understand resume

1. Review FB blog post use its questions
2. Choose one FB product I really like, know it WELL, maybe open source?
3. Resume - Understand all listed. Be able to talk about all technologies listed, what is best when, why I like it.
4. Make sure I know INSTAGRAM inside and out
5. Look at the FB news room - technical aspects that I like?

Projects List ~5 and know in detail

• Master my ability to talk about these projects.
• Be able to talk about challenges, mistakes, technical decisions, choices of technologies (and tradeoffs), and the things I would do differently.
  • Follow-up questions, i.e. how would I scale the application up? (Maybe how would I add new feature)
• Projects come from resume, top column is Major aspects of my resume as well
• Projects where I played a central role

• Interviewer: "Tell me about when you had to persuade a group of people to make a big change."
• Candidate: "Sure, let me tell you about the time when I convinced my school to let undergraduates teach their own courses. Initially my school had a rule where..."
• Grab the attention. Make it very clear what your story will be about. Focused in on communication since we are very clear on what the response is.

• Outline situation, explain actions I took, lastly describe the result
• Everything should be clear. Especially the result, the interviewer does not need too many details to understand what happened (more details can actually confuse them - just make a simple clear impactful result).
• Clear situation -> dive into action, i.e. I did three things. First I..."

Actions Should Show:

1. Initiative/Leadership
2. Empathy
3. Compassion
4. Humility
5. Teamwork/Helpfulness