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Is it okay to use the Google in case you, for example, need to look up an enumerable or something like that? Is it bad to google too much as you are working on the problem?

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Is it okay to use the Google in case you, for example, need to look up an enumerable or something like that? Is it bad to google too much as you are working on the problem?

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How do I approach a tech challenge that can't be done in Ruby?

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How do I approach a tech challenge that can't be done in Ruby?

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During the challenge, how should we go about looking at documentation/seeking guidance via our own notes and online resources? Is it kosher to do? I assume so, it being part of the process for most development, but are there any suggestions anyone can provide or pitfalls to avoid during the challenge in this regard?

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During the challenge, how should we go about looking at documentation/seeking guidance via our own notes and online resources? Is it kosher to do? I assume so, it being part of the process for most development, but are there any suggestions anyone can provide or pitfalls to avoid during the challenge in this regard?

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I use PRY a lot when writing Ruby logic. Some interview challenges are in a browser sandbox with no access to PRY. Is it ok to use PRY or IRB in a terminal window off to the side during a challenge? 

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I use PRY a lot when writing Ruby logic. Some interview challenges are in a browser sandbox with no access to PRY. Is it ok to use PRY or IRB in a terminal window off to the side during a challenge? 

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How long after the last interview should we wait until it's appropriate to send a follow up email?

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In a timed challenge, should I focus more on strong TDD at the risk of not completing the challenge? Or focus on completing the challenge without having proper testing? 

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In a timed challenge, should I focus more on strong TDD at the risk of not completing the challenge? Or focus on completing the challenge without having proper testing? 

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Is it okay to tell the interviewer that we are nervous/have anxiety around these things or is that generally viewed as unprofessional?

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Is it okay to tell the interviewer that we are nervous/have anxiety around these things or is that generally viewed as unprofessional?

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What steps need to be taken when you don't know the answer or even where to start?

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Should I spend time studying data structures for coding challenges?

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Should I spend time studying data structures for coding challenges?

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I have been practicing a lot and seem to have a basic issue with understanding the problem as its written. Is it a bad thing to ask the interviewer to describe the problem in different words? Maybe using a real world application of the problem? This seems to help. 

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I have been practicing a lot and seem to have a basic issue with understanding the problem as its written. Is it a bad thing to ask the interviewer to describe the problem in different words? Maybe using a real world application of the problem? This seems to help. 

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What if its apparent the interviewer doesn't like the way you solve the problem (Will Smithin it), and you know you could come through with a good algorithm to solve it?

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What if its apparent the interviewer doesn't like the way you solve the problem (Will Smithin it), and you know you could come through with a good algorithm to solve it?

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what are some actionable steps i can take to get over this anxiety/fear of tech challenges? anything i should keep in mind during?

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what are some actionable steps i can take to get over this anxiety/fear of tech challenges? anything i should keep in mind during?

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How much can we use built-in methods in our code? e.g. It does not seem like we could just call .reverse on a string (in Ruby) if they ask us to check for palindromes. 

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How much can we use built-in methods in our code? e.g. It does not seem like we could just call .reverse on a string (in Ruby) if they ask us to check for palindromes. 

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When interviewers make suggestions or ask leading questions about your approach to a problem, what's the most gracious way to integrate them?

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Is it necessary to pseudocode when the challenge is timed?

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Is it necessary to pseudocode when the challenge is timed?

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Should we be okay with asking questions during the challenge

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Should we be okay with asking questions during the challenge

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Should we be commenting things in our code to explain what we're doing to the evaluator? 

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Should we be commenting things in our code to explain what we're doing to the evaluator? 

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How do we handle completely new languages or frameworks? Seems not impressive to do 20min of googling before coming up with any code.

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How do we handle completely new languages or frameworks? Seems not impressive to do 20min of googling before coming up with any code.

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If we run out of time, do you know if we would even be considered for the job if we weren't able to finish?

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Do you think they care more about you showing how your brain is working or actually solving the problem? 

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Do you think they care more about you showing how your brain is working or actually solving the problem? 

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What do you do if you are kind of bad at talking and thinking at the same time?

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What do you do if you are kind of bad at talking and thinking at the same time?

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Best resources for studying data structures?

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Best resources for studying data structures?

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If we bomb the challenge is it pretty much game over?

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If we bomb the challenge is it pretty much game over?

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What do you do when you KNOW that there is no way to figure out how to solve a problem in the alotted time?

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Should we avoid challenges that don't specifically have our preferred coding language as an option?

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Should we avoid challenges that don't specifically have our preferred coding language as an option?

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How do we approach problems that we genuinely don't know how to solve?