DSA in Java: Diving into Trees Right Now Hello fellow coding enthusiasts! 🌟 I hope this post finds you well. Today, I wanted to share my current focus in the world of Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA), specifically in Java. Right now, I’m deep into trees, one of the most fundamental …
Continue ReadingNavigating the Hiring Process at EY for Java Staff Positions If you’ve recently received a referral for a Java staff position at Ernst & Young (EY), congratulations! You’re on the verge of an exciting opportunity with one of the Big Four accounting firms. However, as with any job …
Continue ReadingGlobal vs Team Standards in the Company: Striking the Right Balance Tl;dr: How do you deal with development-related standards in your company? What should be global, and what should remain at the team level? In today’s rapidly evolving tech landscape, companies are increasingly recognizing …
Continue ReadingUnderstanding Google Shortlisting: Navigating Rejections After a Referral Introduction In the competitive landscape of tech careers, securing a position at a company like Google is a dream for many. With a reputation for innovation, a vibrant work culture, and impressive benefits, it’s no …
Continue ReadingGuys, Please Rate My High-Level Design for DoorDash Hello, everyone! Today, I want to share my high-level design for a food delivery service inspired by DoorDash, and I would love to get your feedback and ratings. Creating a solid architecture for such a platform is crucial for ensuring a smooth …
Continue ReadingHow to Balance LeetCode Practice with Soft Skills Preparation Preparing for interviews can be an overwhelming experience, especially when trying to balance technical skills with interpersonal abilities. As someone who has been deeply involved in interview preparation, I’ve found myself asking …
Continue ReadingHow Do You Guys Do Your PRs? Pull Requests (PRs) are a crucial part of the software development process, serving as a bridge between writing code and merging it into the main branch. Recently, I’ve had the opportunity to welcome some junior developers to my team, and their approach to PRs has made …
Continue ReadingHow Do You Make a Choice Between Message Queue and Pub-Sub? In the ever-evolving world of software architecture, choosing the right communication pattern is crucial for building efficient and scalable applications. Two popular patterns that often come up in discussions are Message Queues and …
Continue ReadingEncountering Frustrations with LeetCode: A JavaScript Dilemma As a coding enthusiast, there’s nothing quite as exhilarating as solving problems on platforms like LeetCode. However, I recently encountered a frustrating issue that has left me scratching my head, and I could use some help from …
Continue ReadingInterview Scheduling: How Long Does It Really Take? When you’re on the job hunt, especially for coveted positions at tech giants like NVIDIA, the waiting game can be one of the most nerve-wracking parts of the process. You’ve submitted your application, aced the initial screening, and now …
Continue ReadingAre Your LeetCode Submissions Taking Too Long? Here’s What You Need to Know! If you’ve been using LeetCode for your coding practice, you might have noticed that the time it takes for your submissions to be evaluated has significantly increased lately, especially if you’re a free user. If you’re …
Continue ReadingLooking for Managers to Take Part in My Survey! Hello everyone! As part of my Master’s degree research project, I am reaching out to gather insights from an invaluable group of individuals: managers and supervisors. If you fit this description, I would be incredibly grateful for your participation …
Continue ReadingLow Autonomy/Responsibility in High-Performance Teams: Should You Stay or Move On? Navigating the landscape of software development often involves making tough decisions. One of the most significant dilemmas developers face is whether to stay in a high-performance team with low autonomy or to move …
Continue ReadingMove Slow and Fix Things | Matthias Endler In a world that often glorifies speed, efficiency, and disruption, Matthias Endler’s perspective in “Move Slow and Fix Things” offers a refreshing counter-narrative. It challenges the prevailing mindset that equates success with rapid growth and …
Continue ReadingNewsletter to Podcast: A Modern Dilemma for Content Creators In the ever-evolving landscape of content consumption, the question of whether to transform a newsletter into a podcast has become increasingly relevant. As someone who runs a newsletter focused on engineering management, I find myself …
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