Mogujie was fired, he fought for 7 months and won the byte offer. When he joined the company, he cried into tears

Preface

Let me talk about my personal situation first. The 18th freshman entered Mogujie through school recruitment and stayed there for almost 2 years. Unfortunately, I encountered a major layoff in April this year due to the epidemic. Is also one of them. Fortunately, I had a hunch and made preparations in advance. I had always wanted to go to ByteDance before, and I had been preparing for it years ago. This protracted battle was a long stretch and finally won in 7 months. On the day when I stepped into ByteDance and went through the entry formalities, as a man, I really cried. I would like to share a wave of my real experiences and encourage each other.

Small tip:

In fact, when a company wants to lay off employees, there are usually some early signs: business development encounters large bottlenecks, and it is difficult to break through, frequent adjustments to strategic goals, senior management began to leave one after another, began to strictly monitor attendance, and began to dissuade some colleagues. Of companies are also beginning to experience these symptoms, don't think about it, it's time to start preparing.

The following content involves 4 major links:

• Link 1: Make a plan and prepare
• Session 2: Implement the plan and prepare for actual combat
• Session 3: Develop and deliver resume
• Session 4: Bytedance interview experience, real record restoration

In the four links, the content contains a lot of documentation. Due to the limited length of the article, it is all organized in the documentation, including Java learning materials, study notes, algorithm collections, interview questions collection, mind maps (Xmind), etc. These materials are needed Friends, just follow the official account at the end of the article to get

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Link 1: Make a plan and prepare

1. Sort out the knowledge system

The status quo of most programmers is very strange now. The knowledge they have is relatively fragmented, or they only know what a certain knowledge point is. In fact, this is not a system for the technical content that they have mastered. So the first step in making a plan is to sort out your own knowledge system. Regarding combing the knowledge system, the following two points should be achieved:

• Do you know why, where, how of this knowledge point
• Can you explain these concepts and knowledge in a simple and easy-to-understand way to someone who does not understand at all?

System Knowledge Graph

Docker mind map (xmid)

Java concurrency system diagram (xmind)

2. Prepare the algorithm

• How to learn algorithms?
• What are the algorithms that programmers must master?
• Is Leetcode stable?

Regarding the algorithm part, there are actually a lot of details to be prepared, so I have also spent a lot of thought to organize a book on the algorithm. This information is my understanding of the algorithm and my learning method. In addition to Leetcode, the word The core algorithmic questions that the section beating likes to ask are also deeply analyzed one by one.

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3. Collect and organize interview questions

In addition to the algorithm part, if you want to be well-informed in the actual interview, it is also necessary to take a look at some of the interview questions or knowledge points frequently asked by big companies. I deliberately collected and sorted out the interview questions (technical part) of the first-line Internet companies in the past 3 years . I will find that these interview questions are actually similar to each other, but the content and technology of your investigation have different purposes. An analysis of this part , I also wrote in the answer (see the document for details).

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Session 2: Implement the plan and prepare for actual combat

These preparations in the early stage need to be acted step by step, but apart from the above, it is definitely not enough. In addition to technical-related questions, the interviewer must ask the project-related content. How should the project-related content be prepared? In addition to the accumulation of our own actual combat experience, we can actually read some actual combat experience and notes written by technical experts. Such as: Redis notes, SpringBoot technical notes, etc.

Redis notes

SpringBoot technical notes

 

For more practical books to download, the private password "actual combat" can be:

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Session 3: Develop and deliver resume

Resume is a very important part for programmers. An excellent resume can often help us knock on the door of major Internet companies. I won’t go into too much detail on the resume part. You can refer to the "Programmer Finding a Job Guide", and I can provide 18 excellent resume templates.

After downloading, make your own resume according to the template, and then you can deliver it smoothly! You must refer to the matching value when sending your resume, and it is best to find an acquaintance to push it.

Resume template

Java software engineer resume templates (18 types)

Session 4: Bytedance interview experience, real record restoration

Byte beating side:

The first aspect I think should be the basic aspect. The focus is on the breadth of my own technology and the mastery of some technologies. On the other hand, the little brother did not delve into a specific point. The interview time is about 1 hour.

• Self introduction
• Why did you plan to deliver back-end positions without considering work that fits your research direction?
• Have you ever understood OAuth2.0? Tell me about your understanding of OAuth2.0
• During the development of Mushroom Blog, do you know or learn about other open source frameworks?
• What is the process of publishing Mushroom blog posts? Is it a multi-person blog system?
• Do you know some other blog frameworks? Such as hexo
• What is the difference between hexo and mushroom blog? What functions and advantages does Mushroom Blog have?
• See your mushroom blog uses RabbitMQ, then talk about why RabbitMQ was introduced?
• What is the difference between RabbitMQ and other message queues, such as ActiveMQ, RocketMQ, and Kafka?
• Why is Redis used in your blog project?
• What is stored in Redis are popular articles. How do you get them? Is there any problem with this?
• Have you ever heard of the long tail effect? The recommendation level you set through the recommendation field will keep these articles at a high click volume, and the popularity and click volume will not decrease over time. Is there any solution?
• I see you use JustAuth this login authorization? Talk about the problem of account leakage?
• Let's talk about Redis. Will it have the problem of thread switching?
• Talk about Redis single thread model and IO multiplexing
• Redis's big key problem, if there is a Value whose size is 2M, will there be any problems? What is the maximum value size supported?
• Talk about Redis Cluster and the principle of master-slave replication?
• Talk about the sentinel in Redis, namely Redis Sentinel
• Let’s talk about Linux. Do you know how Linux can check the current load situation?
• Do you know any other Linux commands?
• What are the differences between cat, tail, vi, and vim commands?
• If you need to open or view large files under Linux, what would you do?
• Let’s talk about Http Code. Do you know what the 3XX status code corresponds to?
• Talk about some other status codes you know, 4XX and 5XX?
• Algorithmic questions:

(1)# Given some arrays, such as the following format, they all represent an interval, and then you need to merge the intervals

[1,2],[2,4],[3,7],[8,11]

As shown above, [1,2] and [2,4] = [1,4]

Then [1,4] and [3,7] = [1,7]

Finally [1,7] and [8,11] cannot be combined, so the final result should return [1,7],[8,11]

(2)# Given an array, such as [1,1,2,2,2,3,3,3,3], the array inside is not necessarily continuous and ordered. Suppose I enter 2, this 2 means The two most frequent

Then you need to return me 2, 3

Two sides of byte beating:

• Self introduction
• Is the blog open source, what open source protocol is used, and how many blog users are there?
• Seeing that Solr and ElasticSearch are used in your blog, talk about their principles and inverted indexes?
• Have you learned about some Chinese word segmenters used in Solr or ES?
• Talking about those technology stacks, which ones are you more familiar with, mysql and redis?
• Talk about the underlying index structure of MySQL, the B+Tree in InnoDB?
• The difference between B Tree and B+ Tree
• Talk about the development process of MySQL index? Is it B+Tree? There is never an index, hash, binary sort tree, AVL tree, B tree, B+ tree chat.
• Talk about transactions in MySQL, what are transactions?
• What are the transaction levels in MySQL, and what are the problems with different transaction levels?
• Talk about the difference between repeatable reading and phantom reading?
• When using like for fuzzy matching in MySQL, will an index be used? Surely it won't work?
• Talk about Redis, how is it used in your project?
• Talk about how Redis implements distributed locks?
• Is there a cache inconsistency in Mushroom Blog, and how did you solve it?
• Talk about the problem of cache penetration in Redis and how to solve it?
• Are there other ways to solve cache penetration? Have you learned about Bloom filters?
• In Redis, a large area of ​​cache is invalidated, and then all requests are sent to the database. What is the solution?
• If there are some hot data, such as news between celebrities, causing a large number of melon users to flood into the background, but the server has not cached the corresponding data, this may cause database downtime. How to avoid this situation?
• Talk about the structure of JVM?
• Talk about the principle of garbage collection? And garbage collection algorithm
• Copy algorithm and mark sorting algorithm?
• Why not use the tag sorting algorithm in the new generation? Or use replication algorithms in the old age?
• Have you learned about Volatile? Talk about your understanding of Volatile
• How does Volatile guarantee visibility? And how to achieve the mechanism of visibility.
• What is the problem if Volatile is used extensively?
• Talk about the threads of the operating system and its status
• The difference between thread and process?
• Why propose multi-threaded applications instead of multi-process applications?
• What commands do you usually use for Linux?
• If I need to view the port number or process number, what command would you use?
• Tell me about another project you did? A little introduction
• Come on, try writing a title

Pairwise flip of linked list # Given linked list: 1->2->3->4->5->6->7 # Return result: 2->1->4->3->6->5- >7

The third side of byte beating:

• Self-introduction* Curious, there are not many people who use code/cloud, why not use Github?
• How is your English level?
• Talk about open source projects? I think this project has more than 800 likes. What are your main tasks in this open source project?
• Shall we find some points to chat? Let’s start with ES and Solr. Do you both use them?
• How do you implement search in SQL?
• When using like matching, will the query be very slow?
• Both ES and Solr use lunce at the bottom. Tell us about your understanding of lunce?
• There are also word segmenters in lunce, such as some new words "new crown pneumonia", can it be well divided?
• In addition to artificially maintaining the vocabulary to solve the segmentation of the latest words, do you know any other better methods?
• Do you know any other open source word segmentation libraries?
• Talk about the dictionary tree?
• Both Solr and ES use Lunce at the bottom layer. What is the difference between them?
• What is the difference between Solr's so-called cluster environment and ES's so-called distributed environment?
• You mentioned microservices above. Have you ever understood what the concept of microservices is?
• Your current microservices are also packaged into multiple jar packages and deployed on a server. If there is a problem with the server, the service will be unavailable. Is there a good solution?
• Chat service registration and discovery?
• Service registration and discovery actually depend on the concept of a registry. Will the registry hang up and cause the entire service to be unavailable? Is there any good solution?
• Have you understood the entire election process of Zookeeper?
• Talk about Zookeeper's distributed consensus protocol?
• Talk about indexes, I will write you a table, look at the following query statement, which indexes are gone?

create table 'tb' (

id int,

name varchar(64),

status int,

createtime timestamp,

PRIMARY KEY (id)

)

- Created three ordinary indexes

create index index_name on table('name')

create index index_status on table('status')

create index index_createtime on table('createtime')

- Given a SQL statement, determine how many indexes the following query will use

select * from tb where status = 1 and name = "zhangsan"

• How many indexes are used in the above SQL? Which ones are they?
• Have you understood the underlying index structure of InnoDB?
• What kind of operation will be performed on the results of the query through the two indexes? Intersection, union?
• If you encounter some slow queries in MySQL, is there any solution?
• Talk about explain? After the execution of the explain, those fields that appear can help us?
• I see in your blog, there are still several articles about Redis. Can we talk about your understanding of Redis?
• Why can Redis maintain such a high concurrent response?
• Have understood the principle of IO multiplexing technology
• Through one thread, will there be multiple thread switching when connecting multiple threads at the same time? (I feel like I'm in a pit...)
• When you connect to redis through jedis, you are already connected to a process, can redis still communicate with other processes?
• Redis can handle 100,000 requests per second. If you follow what you said above, it means that each interaction is only completed in 1/100,000 seconds?
• Do you know the source code of Redis?
• MySQL uses B+Tree, and SortSet in Redis uses skip tables internally. What is the difference between them? Why does MySQL use skip tables, or Redis not use B+Tree?
• How do you feel about coding skills? Then let's talk about the knowledge of the operating system and give you a question. In the operating system, there are cache, main memory, virtual memory, and external memory. Know what kind of relationship they have, and what are their functions?
• For them, there will definitely be a problem, that is, when our main memory is full, or our virtual memory is full, then there needs to be a paging operation. Do you know those paging algorithms?
• Let's talk about LRU? Ask you to write an LRU algorithm to talk about your ideas?
• The time complexity is O(N). Is there any way to make it O(1) time complexity?
• OK, the idea is okay, can you write an LRU algorithm by hand? (Doubly linked list + Hash?)

Answers to ByteDance interview questions:

The detailed answers and analysis of the technical questions in the above three rounds of interviews are organized in the document. Because there are too many analytical texts, they are not shared in the article. If you need the answer to this interview question, you can send me a private message.

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to sum up

The successful entry of ByteDance this time can be said to be mixed luck and strength, but one concept I have always held is that good luck is always reserved for those who are prepared.

Therefore, as a technician and obsessed with a big factory, you must implement it and believe that your efforts will be rewarded. Here, I also wish you all the best in the next golden, ninety and silver ten miles, successful interviews, successful completions, and winning offers.

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