Amazon
15 problems · 30% easy, 55% medium, 15% hard
Prep
Start with one email plan from Fin and Coco, then use company guides and practice reps when the interview target gets real.
The library is open on any device. The live coding rep opens on desktop.
How to start
Fin handles pressure. Coco handles the sound of your thinking. Company guides come in when you know the target.
Free 7-Day Practice Primer
One email a day for seven days. Learn what to say before and after the code, then decide if you want live coaching with Fin and Coco.
Company Prep
Use company-specific context when you have a real target. This is the bridge from general reps to the interview you actually have scheduled.
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Articles & Guides
Use the notes when you know exactly what needs tightening: one pattern, one system-design angle, one interview blind spot.
View all 58 articlesMost tree-round failures are not recursion bugs. They are helper-contract bugs. Here are the engineers, textbooks, and open-source trees that teach the return-value discipline tree rounds actually grade on.
DP is a compression problem, not a recursion trick. Ask one question — what does the future need to know from the past? — and state, recurrence, and iteration order fall out. Here are the engineers and open textbooks that teach it.
BFS and DFS are the same algorithm with a different container. That reframe, plus five shape-names, covers most graph coding rounds. Here are the engineers and open textbooks that taught it.
Sliding window is not a LeetCode trick. It is the pattern that has moved every TCP packet since 1981 and the pattern that powers every major API rate limiter in production today. Here are the engineers, RFCs, and open-source implementations that teach it.
A curator pass through the public writing that actually shapes how senior engineers think about behavioral rounds — Gergely Orosz, Lara Hogan, Will Larson, Charity Majors, Alison Green — plus the forum threads where real candidates compare notes. Use this as the map; the linked sources are the territory.
Next move
strongyes.io matters when the answer leaves the notebook and has to sound clear in real time.
The library is open on any device. The live coding rep opens on desktop.