I spent a long time doing random Leetcode with not much to show for it.
Switching to a pattern-first approach on @Event Looped made a real difference. Grouping problems by pattern means I actually start recognising them in interviews now: https://t.co/80epjK8j5L
FAANG is the reason we are losing engineering talent in India
hear me out, this sounds insane but it is not really
If you are chasing FAANG thatโs great. they are great companies. But letโs talk about the brainwash it has done to our engineering students.
you enter your college, fresher, and they show you billboard of highest packages from FAANG, at that point the rat race begins.
you are curious, you hop onto youtube and search FAANG
and the first video you get is from someone who joined and was fired/ left FAANG in less than 6 months selling you SOLVE THIS SHEET, SOLVE MY SHEET, THESE ARE 50 DSA QUESTIONS you need to do to get into FAANG.
And from that day, all you do is, grind leetcode everyday, you even pay for this shit, you start paying for sheets
And then the day comes, FAANG does not even visit your college, and even if it does, you give the OA, which everyone knows everyone is using ChatGPT to cheat, 1000s applications, and 5 get selected and you are not.
what happened to the 500 dsa questions you solved by buying a course?
you have 4 years.
donโt limit yourself to be someone when asked what engineering is, can only open up his leetcode profile and ask you how many mediums you solved
work on real engineering.
do what you like.
do DSA, itโs good to improve problem solving abilities.
But donโt get blinded by this dream of solving 300 questions gets you FAANG.
there are many other companies, who pay better than FAANG, prepare for those too
go niche, solve some engineering problems
that will help you more than any of these course sellers
@meAnnapurna Main motive to build this application is that you won't need a lawyer for a contract review, that's why I am not marketing it for lawyers. But will try this as well.
@meAnnapurna Maily for founders, businesses, freelancer and individuals who need to review contracts, explain risky clauses, suggest better wording and flag missing clauses.