Over my past 5 years as a senior software engineer I have interviewed hundreds of engineers. The difference between a prepared candidate and an unprepared candidate is night and day, (and the best candidates get the most offers, allowing them to effectively negotiate).

When I finished my PhD in advanced algorithms in Tokyo, I knew that I didn't want to work just anywhere. I also wanted to catch up financially as quickly as possible.

I spent 6 months grinding LeetCode and doing hundreds of mock and real interviews. I got an amazing job, but I was left feeling burnt out.

Then I realized that if I use spaced repetition (a technique I learned from studying Japanese) I could get better results with less hassle. And better yet, it was fun.

I've taught algorithms at RMIT university in Melbourne, Hyper Island in Stockholm, and on my website (alexbowe.com). Now I'm building this course to teach you how to build this habit too.

If you're a software engineer who wants to find a new job or optimize your pay while reducing the amount of preparation you have to do, this course is for you.

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