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Continue ReadingNavigating the Certification Conundrum: Do Credentials Matter More Than Experience? In the fast-paced world of technology, the debate around certifications and training courses is more relevant than ever. Many professionals, especially those starting their careers, often feel compelled to accumulate …
Continue ReadingCompanies Hiring for F1 OPT Visa Engineers: A Guide for Job Seekers Navigating the job market as an F1 OPT visa holder can be a challenging endeavor. With over four years of experience under my belt and currently working at Cisco, I’ve found myself in a unique situation. Despite my …
Continue ReadingExploring Arrays and Lists Through Anime-Themed Animation In the world of programming, understanding data structures is crucial for building efficient and effective applications. Recently, I created an anime-themed animation aimed at explaining two fundamental concepts: arrays and lists. As a lover …
Continue ReadingJoin Our Doubt Solving Group for DSA! Hello everyone! Are you new to Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) and feeling a bit overwhelmed? Or perhaps you’re looking for a supportive community to help you learn and solve problems together? If so, I have some exciting news for you! I recently started a …
Continue ReadingEfficient Hiking Problem: A Deep Dive into Dynamic Programming Hiking is a beloved outdoor activity that allows us to connect with nature, unwind, and enjoy the beauty of our surroundings. However, when it comes to planning a hiking route, there’s more than meets the eye. Today, we’ll explore a …
Continue ReadingFor Those Who Have Roles Focusing on Optimisation and Performance: Share Your Stories! Hello everyone, TL;DR I’m on a quest to explore industries where performance is a critical part of daily operations, particularly those that prioritize computational optimization and performance. While …
Continue ReadingHelp with a BFS Approach to Find Eventual Safe States! When it comes to graph theory problems, determining safe states can often be a challenging task. One approach that has gained traction is using Breadth-First Search (BFS) to identify these states. In this post, we’ll explore how to implement a …
Continue ReadingHow are Job Prospects Looking for US Engineers Now and in the Future? The Landscape of Engineering Jobs for C/C++ Developers As we navigate the ever-evolving job market for engineers in the United States, particularly those specializing in C/C++ with hardware and computer architecture knowledge, …
Continue ReadingHow to Prepare for a Google Early Career Campus Interview: Tips for Software Engineers/Developers Getting an interview with Google is a monumental achievement, especially for early career candidates. Recently, I found myself in this exact situation when I received an email from one of Google’s …
Continue ReadingDeveloping and Supporting Engineers in Challenging Situations Hello, fellow Engineering Managers! As I’ve been diving deeper into my role, I’ve found a vibrant community that’s rich with insights, and I want to take a moment to express my gratitude for all the shared wisdom. Today, I want to discuss …
Continue ReadingHow Do You Ensure That Everyone Follows Agreements in Your Company? In a dynamic workplace, especially within a tech company comprised of around 200 engineers, maintaining adherence to agreements can be quite the challenge. From company-wide objectives and values to product group definitions of done …
Continue ReadingNavigating Missed Expectations in Software Development: Lessons Learned In the world of software development, missed expectations can feel like a heavy burden, especially when you’re the sole developer on a project. Recently, I came across a story shared by a developer with three years of …
Continue ReadingHow Do You Quantify Risk on Projects? What Is a Reasonable Amount of Risk That You Are Willing to Take? In the world of technology projects, risk is an unavoidable companion. Each project carries its own unique set of risks, and how we choose to quantify and manage these risks can make the …
Continue ReadingBuilding a Front End for a Complex Architecture: Strategies for Team Collaboration In today’s fast-paced tech ecosystem, organizations often find themselves managing multiple teams with distinct responsibilities and specializations. At my organization, we have two primary teams: the Edge team, …
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