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So typically to get the job, you must pass an interview, and this is how it is working in almost all

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companies.

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But the main problem is that your interview is not always related to your work, which actually means

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some of the interviews you might be asked difficult on not real world questions, but you must answer

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them to get the job, but you will never use this knowledge later in your everyday work.

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So here is the problem.

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There are some similarities between the interviews and work, but actually they are different and in

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the perfect world, your interview must be a mirror of your real work in the company.

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But unfortunately, it is not always like this.

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This is why you must know both.

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You must know how to pass the interview and you must know how to work.

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And in this course, most of the challenges are completely real knowledge that you must know and that

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you need both in your interview and in the everyday life.

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But I also include it in the scores some questions which are real and not related to your everyday programming,

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but you need to know them just for your interviews.