> holiday is near
> yeaa lets celebrate
> lets meet with relatives
> relatives asking...what are you working on?
> me: I do software
> relatives...SOFRWARE?...so what do you do
> I do systems this...systems that..
> so you do nothing
> No I do things
> where is it?
> me: on the computer
> so you do nothing
> me: No I do things
> whatever,...... get a real job
@CodeGrinder
> yeaa lets celebrate
> lets meet with relatives
> relatives asking...what are you working on?
> me: I do software
> relatives...SOFRWARE?...so what do you do
> I do systems this...systems that..
> so you do nothing
> No I do things
> where is it?
> me: on the computer
> so you do nothing
> me: No I do things
> whatever,...... get a real job
@CodeGrinder
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Starting new year with rejection.
Was another abroad remote job and applied for it. I had no prior experience with one of the main required programming languages and tried to teach myself the thing for not more than 3 days. I did pass 2 rounds of interviews in different days. The first one was screening and self introduction phase. While the 2nd round was rigorously on backend and system design questions. I could pass the 2 rounds because I had experience in another languages and backend development. The 3rd round was focused on solving data structures questions using the required programming language. I answered well conceptually and he needed me to write the code down. It was physically and can see what I could do in real time.
To be honest getting upto round 3 with unfamiliar language being prepared for 3 days is a win for me and it taught me a good weakness of mine.
I shall be grateful and optimistic for the coming year.
@CodeGrinder
Was another abroad remote job and applied for it. I had no prior experience with one of the main required programming languages and tried to teach myself the thing for not more than 3 days. I did pass 2 rounds of interviews in different days. The first one was screening and self introduction phase. While the 2nd round was rigorously on backend and system design questions. I could pass the 2 rounds because I had experience in another languages and backend development. The 3rd round was focused on solving data structures questions using the required programming language. I answered well conceptually and he needed me to write the code down. It was physically and can see what I could do in real time.
To be honest getting upto round 3 with unfamiliar language being prepared for 3 days is a win for me and it taught me a good weakness of mine.
I shall be grateful and optimistic for the coming year.
@CodeGrinder
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Hello fellas, I hope you are having the best Sunday of the new year.
Posting for the sake of postings 😁
One of the downsides of learning backend is, I think, we can't share our progrss.
Anyways I am alive and kicking
@CodeGrinder
Posting for the sake of postings 😁
One of the downsides of learning backend is, I think, we can't share our progrss.
Anyways I am alive and kicking
@CodeGrinder
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Forwarded from Amir's path
Forgot to wish all the developers a happy Programmers' Day (except the vibecoders)
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