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Okay — tactical map: • Google: Focus on Interview Flow PDFs, PDF4 (Systems Design Playbook), and Linux Internals PDF. Practice SLO contracts and NALSD deep dives. • Meta: Focus on Troubleshooting Handbook (PDF6) + Linux Internals (eBPF, pprof, kernel sched). Practice live debugging scripts. • Both: Keep the Coding PDFs (Python + Go practice) daily for automation tasks; use the Behavioral Vault (PDF 7) weekly for STAR(M) rehearsals.
Thanks for the kind words — I appreciate it. The mental models we teach (SLO-first, dead-letter isolation, backpressure, canary + rollback decisioning, operational playbooks) are universal across FAANG. The emphasis and question style differ: Google centers SLO math and scaling trade-offs; Amazon focuses on operational ownership and automation; Meta loves deep debugging and Linux internals. If you want, I can map the bundle to each company’s interview style so you can prep efficiently.