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Recent deleted content for questions to ask

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Is there a reason why a few files were deleted in this commit a6918b2 ?

I found the old Questions to Ask a lot more useful than the current Final Question as it broke down all questions to ask depending on who you are being interviewed by (Culture, Product, Management, Leadership, HR, etc.) and not just SWE.

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Thanks for the feedback! We are currently revamping the site contents and removing irrelevant stuff, but we could be wrong in some cases and removed stuff that was useful (as in your case). We will look at the stuff we removed as possibly add them back or post them as a separate blog post.

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@Newcool1230. You can find the old "Questions to ask" page here.

Btw do you mind giving us feedback on the new site vs the old site? What did you like about the old site? The old site can be found here.

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Thank you, maybe the Questions to ask could be in Misc in revamp? I really like how the resume and the Salary and offer negotiation preparation sections were reorganized in the revamp.

Could the Interview format at top companies be linked somewhere in the sidebar for easy access?

For the STAR format, do you think it would be beneficial to also include the CAR format? or would it be too much?

I think the old Algorithms Cheatsheet was better organized (basics, data structures, non-linear)

image vs this giant list image

but overall I do like the revamp, just one or two useful things from the old version is missing in revamp.

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Thank you, maybe the Questions to ask could be in Misc in revamp

Definitely, done!

Could the Interview format at top companies be linked somewhere in the sidebar for easy access?

Added it to misc section!

For the STAR format, do you think it would be beneficial to also include the CAR format? or would it be too much?

I haven't heard of CAR format. I think Context is just a combination of Situation and Task, so it's not too different. Being more granular here is good.

I think the old Algorithms Cheatsheet was better organized (basics, data structures, non-linear)

Agreed. Changed it back!

Thank you so much for your feedback @Newcool1230!