Google L3 Interview Suggestions Hello everyone, As a frontend developer gearing up for an L3 position interview at Google in just five days, I find myself in a whirlwind of emotions—excitement, anticipation, and, to be honest, a bit of panic. My preparation has mainly focused on 1D data structures, …
Continue ReadingPreparing for Your Google Onsite Interview Congratulations on being invited to an onsite interview at Google! This is an exciting opportunity, and with the right preparation, you can maximize your chances of success. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you navigate through the interview process, …
Continue ReadingGot a Favorite Recruitment Platform? In the rapidly evolving world of recruitment technology, the choice of platform can significantly influence the success of your hiring process. With various options available, each boasting unique features, the decision often boils down to factors like seamless …
Continue ReadingHas Anyone Used HireAra for CV Formatting? Is It Worth Trying? Hey everyone, In today’s fast-paced recruitment landscape, having a polished and professional CV is more important than ever. As a recruiter, I often find myself on the lookout for tools that can help streamline the CV formatting …
Continue ReadingNavigating the Challenges of Learning Data Structures and Algorithms Embarking on the journey of learning Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) can often feel overwhelming, especially for newcomers who are eager to master this critical area of computer science. Recently, a fellow learner expressed …
Continue ReadingHow To Calculate Big O in 5 Steps Understanding Big O notation is essential for evaluating the performance of algorithms, especially in the context of data structures. In this post, we will break down the process of calculating Big O in five manageable steps, helping you become adept at analyzing …
Continue ReadingHow to Calculate Time Complexity and Space Complexity Understanding time complexity (TC) and space complexity (SC) is essential for analyzing algorithms and making informed decisions about their efficiency and scalability. In this post, we’ll explore how to calculate these complexities …
Continue ReadingHow to Solidify DDD Concepts? As developers journey through the intricacies of Domain Driven Design (DDD), the leap from theoretical understanding to practical implementation often presents a formidable challenge. Having immersed yourself in Eric Evans’ seminal work, it’s understandable to …
Continue ReadingI Am Being Prescribed AI and Told to Find a Use for It. This Is Totally Backwards, Right? In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, few topics have stirred as much excitement and anxiety as artificial intelligence (AI). Recently, I was tasked by my boss with the goal of learning about AI and …
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Continue ReadingIs it Possible to Change Perspective? Navigating workplace dynamics can often feel like traversing a minefield, especially when dealing with management styles that clash with your own. A recent situation shared by a colleague highlighted common challenges in organizational transitions and the …
Continue ReadingKPIs for Candidate Experience In the competitive landscape of talent acquisition, the importance of candidate experience cannot be overstated. A positive candidate experience not only attracts top talent but also strengthens your employer brand and enhances overall recruitment efficiency. To …
Continue ReadingLarge Number of Questions = Cramming??? In the competitive world of coding interviews, it’s common to see candidates engaging in extensive practice on platforms like LeetCode. This raises an interesting question: Are people solving a large number of questions simply to cram for interviews? The …
Continue ReadingPropositioned to Switch into Solutions Architect As a mid-level developer with four years of experience, I find myself at a crossroads in my career. Recently, my VP suggested that I take on the role of a Solutions Architect (SA) to fill the gap left by a departing Solutions Engineer with over a …
Continue ReadingQA Manager to Engineering Manager: Navigating the Transition In the fast-paced world of technology, roles often evolve, and individuals find themselves on new journeys. Recently, I experienced a significant transition in my career from a QA Manager to an Engineering Manager. This change has brought …
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