Your prep plan

Put in your interview date and your free hours, and get a week-by-week plan to that day.

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Your date and your hours

Date of your first interview

Your first loop, or the date you want to be ready by. No date yet? Pick one a month out; you can change it.

Hours a week you can hold, every week

6 h 8 h 10 h

Pick what you can keep up every week. A plan you cannot keep is worse than a smaller one you do.

Rounds in your loop Tell me about yourself (1 min) Coding (45 min) System design (45 min) Machine coding / low-level design (45 min) Behavioural (15 min) Hiring manager (30 min) AI-allowed coding (60 min)

Use the times on your invitation if they differ. Not sure? Tick what the recruiter listed.

Learn it first

Lesson · 15 minPrep planSix practice rules you can measure, a weekly budget, a 4-week and a 10-week plan with every hour added up, checkpoints, and a one-page readiness gate that says when to book your loops.

Template T8: Prep diagnostic and weekly hours (lesson 5)

What to know

Week 1 is a test, not a reading list.
One full round a week, recorded: it is the only line that rehearses the real thing.
One weakness, one number: time the step where you went quiet, and time it again next week.
If hours vanish, drop rereading first and outreach last.

Next: step 6, The coding round, with or without AI

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