I recently discovered some sample coding questions on the exact platform they use to test you on. \
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<https://coderpad.io/> has 39 live coding questions. I recommend doing them to built confidence. \
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*Reach out to me for mocks if you are interested.* 

Software Engineer at Cue Health

Shaurya Kapoor

Make sure to prepare these questions:

1. What was the hardest thing about the project?
2. Looking back what would you change?
3. After completion what were the results like?
4. What kind of metrics or logging did you have?
5. What were the tradeoffs?
6. How did you collaborate with all the teams?

The first thing I would learn to cook would be **EGGS**. To start, I would make brunch every Saturday and Sunday, beginning with simple recipes and gradually moving to more complex ones.

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Week 1: Basics
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I would start with hard-boiled eggs, then progress to fried eggs.

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Week 2: Adding Variety
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Next, I would learn to make omelettes and scrambled eggs, adding some vegetables on the side. Initially, I would use frozen vegetables from the supermarket, and later, I could try buying organic produce from the farmers market. My favorite vegetables include:

\- Onions

\- Bell peppers

\- Mushrooms

\- Tomatoes

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Week 3: Introducing Carbs
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At this point, I could introduce carbs like tortillas, tostadas, or rice, served with hot sauce or salsa on the side.

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Week 4: Adding Protein
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Next, I would start adding meats or sausages. There are many options available, but some of my favorites are:

\- Chicken sausage

\- Chorizo

\- Beef or pork sausage

Every grocery store offers a variety of choices, so pick the ones with the most appealing packaging and enjoy.

In about four weeks, you will be quite skilled at making brunch!