I've been through the ringer quite a few times now (though less than the average Stanford student) and I think about these interviews more than I probably should just for my sanity.
This is a decent primer (and people need primers!) and a good resource overall but I'm very skeptical that this is terribly helpful for most interviews. I liked some of the problems but most are about a notch lower in difficulty than required for the offers Stanford students get.
With that said, it's clear that the students that take this class are going to do well in their internship and job search. I'm honestly just becoming more convinced that ability to perform in these interviews is an inherent quality of top students (no matter the original field!) at this point.
This is a decent primer (and people need primers!) and a good resource overall but I'm very skeptical that this is terribly helpful for most interviews. I liked some of the problems but most are about a notch lower in difficulty than required for the offers Stanford students get.
With that said, it's clear that the students that take this class are going to do well in their internship and job search. I'm honestly just becoming more convinced that ability to perform in these interviews is an inherent quality of top students (no matter the original field!) at this point.