Quand les gens entendent « nos ingénieurs n’écrivent plus une ligne de code », beaucoup y voient la fin des développeurs.
En réalité, l’IA ne remplace pas leur compétence technique : le code n’est qu’un outil, et l’IA devient simplement un nouveau moyen d’en produire.
A GOOD INTERVIEW CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE
The interview that changed my career wasn’t one where I got selected.
It was a rejection.
I had around 18 months of experience, stuck in a legacy framework. I had learned Java by self study, gave an interview, and did badly. Out of desperation, I told the interviewer that I am hardworking and will work hard if given a chance.
The interviewer, a very experienced and kind professional, said something that completely changed my mindset:
1. Never request an interviewer to select you. If you have not done well, it is unfair to other candidates. Everyone here is a professional.
2. Never chase HRs for updates. If they want you, they will reach out after the interviews.
3. Build a structured framework for interviews. Keep improving it after every few interviews. Every rejection should become a learning chapter.
I followed all three points, and it changed everything for me.
Sometimes a rejection teaches you more than a selection ever could.
How I would learn to code in 2024 (if I could start over):
(WARNING this is NOT for people who want to get a 9-5 but for those who want to learn to code fast, build a business, and quit their 9-5)
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AI can help you prepare for your next job interview:
1. Mock interview with AI
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2. Interview questions
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3. Interview notes
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4. Resume scan
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5. Job search
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6. Apply automatically
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7. Resume to jobs
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