
How to pass an interview without an academic background?
I'll be having an interview for my first serious job (a remote Javascript position) and I'm not sure I'm up to the task. I get terrified at interviews and there's always a question that seems like any decent developer should know, but I get stumped. Things like bubble sort, big O notation, etc. I worked on many websites in the past (5 yrs experience) but I don't have an academic background.
I was wondering if you guys could help me with tips on how to pass interviews and brush up my skills. My friends referred me to this forum.
PS: The interview is for a software outsourcing company called BairesDev,
Do any of you have any experience with this company and its interview process?
Thanks a lot and sorry for the bad english!

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