What to do when you blank in an interview
Blanking is a retrieval problem, not a knowledge problem. Four things you can say out loud to buy time and get back to the answer you already know.
Notes on getting your own experience into words.
Practical interview preparation: how to structure an answer under time pressure, what to do when you blank, and how to talk about work you actually did.
How to answer “walk me through a bug you fixed”
A structure for debugging stories that shows how you think: symptom, wrong theory, what changed your mind, the fix, and what you would do differently.
Talking about work you did on a team without overclaiming
How to describe shared work honestly: separating what the team shipped from what you decided, without shrinking your contribution or inflating it.