The anxiety is real: I’m sharing my screen during an interview, getting help from an AI tool, and suddenly it flickers into view. Dead. Blacklisted across the company network, probably shared on some hiring team Slack.
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The moment still haunts me: video call, top-tier company, medium LeetCode problem on the screen. And my mind just… evacuates. I’d crushed similar problems during prep, but live? Nothing. Just me, trembling fingers, incoherent explanations while the interviewer watches silently.