Structured 45-minute coding interview timer: 5 minutes to understand the problem, 10 to plan your approach, 20 to code, 5 to test, and 5 to explain your solution.
5 segments · 45 minutes total
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Understand
5 minutes
Plan
10 minutes
Code
20 minutes
Test
5 minutes
Explain
5 minutes
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Jumping straight into coding is the #1 mistake in technical interviews. Spending 5 minutes understanding the problem and 10 minutes planning typically leads to cleaner, more efficient solutions in less total time.
Use the remaining time to test edge cases and optimise. You can skip to the next segment at any time using the skip button.
Most technical interviews at FAANG-level companies give 45–60 minutes for a coding problem. This timer trains you for the tighter 45-minute format.
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