AI Engineering Interviews (AI column)
I came across a new one. book from O’Reilly, which is in the process of writing and will be ready by December. 2026 years. But it can already be read on the platform, where three chapters of Prompt Engineering, Machine Learning Foundations and Transformer Architecture are available. The summary of the book suggests that this guide will include 300 Real interview questions that will help you prepare for interviews and guide you through all stages of interviews, offering an insider perspective that will help you gain confidence and stand out from other candidates:)
For each question, a clear description of what a good answer should be, common mistakes to avoid, and key points not to be missed. The book is advantageous because Mina Ghashami and Ali Torkamani are able to simplify complex concepts, turning them into intuitive explanations and supplementing with visual illustrations that make learning fascinating. The authors promise to teach Confident in GenAI interviews – from basic to advanced roles
- Disassemble. 300 real questions from the industry with approximate answers and detailed explanations
- Step-by-step explaining architecture, learning, passion and model evaluation Get practical insights that will help you stand out in even the most competitive hiring processes
As a result, I read three available chapters and realized that it reminds me of such a book - it reminds me of a question-and-answer manual, which we at Phystech called a debilitator, in such manuals there was often a basic theory and a set of questions for the exam. Such debunkers were good for self-examination, but not very from the point of view of textbooks. They were popular, as they resembled the magic pills that students look for the night before the exam to learn spells and successfully reproduce them in exams. Given that interviews are sometimes compared to exams, I think this book will be popular:)
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