@learn_with_san Always write backend first, it'll help u conceptualize the product better. Maybe you'll find a reason to quit more quickly, otherwise u will write 10k lines then realise it won't work.
@AustinTByrd 90% of the software engineers are in it for the payroll. Unless u consider software to be art that deserves just as much respect, u can't expect to see good code. Can't blame 'em people ain't bad, the times just suck.
@daboigbae The problem is u won't know until u pull the carrot out. Recruiters won't spend so much time and effort to pull the carrot and check its quality. My suggestions if u got talent make a dent so huge that everyone can see it.
@version0chiro I've worked with people who never had a leetcode account. So can't really measure learning from the questions u solve. People come from different backgrounds and that is good because contrasting perspectives often works best!
@kelseyhightower Applies for startup founders, for the normal crowd we want to level up even further, we more anakin than yoda. So ig if u ain't doing charity then better leave the room.
@OngDevLab Chill out, desperation will only make it worse. I noticed that I performed my best at interviews when I didn't really care about the selection.