Hi fellow (and future) engineers!
We deviated from our original plan to release a capacitor circuit due to the discussions around a question we posted as premium content. There are many lessons on this episode, but the main takeaway is that you need to be prepared to face arrogant interviewers. These type of interviewers don't care about your problem solving skills or potential, they only care about coming out as the smartest person in the room. Unfortunately, if you show you're smarter than them it's likely you won't get the job.
Let us know in the comments and likes if we have earned that beer!
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Welcome back to another episode of Hardware Ninja! Ever wondered how to get a job as a Hardware Designer in some of the top tech companies like Microsoft, Google, Tesla, Apple, Facebook, etc?
The interview process employs many application based questions whether you're a recent college grad or an experienced applicant. It doesn't matter if you want to work for Elon Musk, Tim Cook, or the up and coming start-up you heard about. We're here with curated material of real life technical interview questions.
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