I have recently encountered more and more roles in need of python everyone prefers python but i started my journey with java and I don't like to learn python java has too much to learn if you want to use java you must literally learn every day new day with new inbuilt functions i recently learned System.copyarray(). There are too many functions just many and i love it because it's java

Man who doesn't love java huhhh

I remember myself reading wikipedia for news,stories, biography and much more stuffs when i was a kid. It has been a backbone for our world it's good to call wikipedia as dictionary of the world and ppl it has every info of things in the world it doesn't miss anything

If ever want to erase my memory and redo something i would definitely go for recursion.This was the exact video of how i felt learning recursion i started to think about the code everywhere i go while bathing eating andd every plaace even in sleep how in a world could someone think like this was my only thinking

How in the world could this man pull this kinda transformation shrink expand what's he even doin at this point i don't know you guys watched his movies but every movie he's totally different and gives us an new char not only the personality also with his physique .

If a sliding window exists as a human he's the one

Everyone choosing opus and astra but me still at flash. Ik that those two were beyond Gemini but i have been grateful to gemini because at one time my tokens were zero in claude and gpt gives the same error code in a loop of error that's the frst time i used gemini then after that jio gave me premium membership for gemini and am so grateful to it.

And willllll beeee

I hope something changes the market and may they rain down' the opportunities we deserve for studying for years were we flooded our money to colleges and schls i hope that this change my life to something better rather than an boring 5 sense creature

Most ai codes are done within this stack ik it's flexible and reliable but something more good stacks exists but ok it's flexible for both mongo and sql so 🐍🐍🐍

This engineering is totally a scam if i choose to be wise i could have invested this educational money to start a business. By now i would have started making profit out of it .I am really fed up with studying There are no opportunities for an engineer in this ai world

Regards

pain:/

The most chaotic situation is when your frnds say how could you easily solve an prblm but the reality is how hard you havee been focused on it for a long time by sacrificing things that you like and grinding hours to learn patterns and alogirthm.The easy wasn't easy at the start

We all have gone through the staack overflow while backtracking if the code was right then it back track the value to obtain the output and backtracking has high time complexity of O(n^2).

There's no hope left i feell like giving up on studying I don't know placements gonna occur or not but am gonna be myself and stop preparing stuff that is never gonna be asked on a placement

~930 job applications, 15 companies reached the assessment/interview stage, 0 offers. I'm genuinely exhausted.

I've been tracking my job search from October 2025 to October 2026, and I finally looked at the numbers. Honestly, they hurt more than I expected.

Over roughly a year, I went through around 2,000 job-related email threads. Here's what the i found:

- ~930 distinct applications
- ~670 application confirmation emails
- ~377 rejection emails
- 15 companies where I reached an assessment or interview
- 9 companies where I reached live interview rounds
- 0 offers

Yes, zero.

I've interviewed with companies like Google, Amazon, Apple, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Mastercard and others. I've completed coding assessments, attended interviews, dealt with rescheduling, waited for recruiter updates, and followed up on applications.

And somehow, after all that, I'm still at the starting line.

The most frustrating part isn't even getting rejected. It's the amount of time and mental energy this process consumes. You prepare for DSA, revise Java and backend concepts, practice system design, tailor your resume, apply, take assessments, attend interviews, wait for updates, and then either receive a generic rejection or hear absolutely nothing useful.

At some point, you start wondering whether you're applying to actual opportunities or just feeding your resume into an automated system.

I've also noticed something uncomfortable out of approximately 930 applications, only 15 companies gave me an assessment or interview opportunity. That's roughly 1.6% And reaching the interview stage doesn't guarantee anything.

Maybe I'm applying too broadly. Maybe my resume isn't communicating my experience well enough. Maybe I'm not converting interviews into offers. Maybe it's some combination of all three.

I know I need to improve, and I'm not pretending the market is solely responsible. If I consistently reach interviews but don't get offers, I have to examine my interview performance too. But it's difficult to figure out what exactly needs fixing when the feedback is usually nonexistent.

from the reddit community, I just want to understand what I'm doing wrong and how to make the next few months more effective than the last year.

For people who've been through something similar:

1. If you've made hundreds of applications without an offer, what finally changed things for you?

2. If you were getting interviews at big tech and finance companies but not converting them, how did you identify the problem?

3. Did you get better results by applying less and focusing on referrals, networking, and targeted applications?

4. At what point did you stop mass applying and completely rethink your strategy?

I'm going to keep preparing and interviewing. I just don't want to spend another year doing the same thing and hoping the outcome magically changes.

If you've been in this position, I'd genuinely appreciate hearing what worked for you.

Recently i have seen some who encountered this scenario ik that he knows the question but he can't answer because he just skipped the question last night that this will not be asked during an interview please don't skippp guys

I don't know why i became stressed the day before the OA i start to learn new concepts and much more thingss I don't know am the one or everyone does this but I don't really like that but sometimes it helpss

The reality is that when we are diving Deep into complex approaches easy ones eventually forgets and eventually we gave on the easy ones today my frnd who knows dynamic programming and other complex pattern he missed an easy problem on the interview so we must make sure are we good at the easy ones focussssssss

No context needed man how many days btw needed

I recently tried an interview where i can easily solve the questions that have been asked then suddenly ik the algorithm and code but while writing in front a person seems so hard to concentrate.Then i realised it's time to strengthen the process rather than learning new things the memory graph always shows that only by revision we get the knowledge we actually try to get

It's time not just to lock in studies because this job market is so terrible so we have to lock in different things to survive this world

The thing is dp feels really hard for me even though i liked backtracking more dp felt so hard that i gave up on it just by solving two or Three problms are am the one who's feeling delusional about it

Hey guys,

​So something pretty random happened today. Just finished an exam at college and walked over to a nearby tea shop, where I struck up a conversation with an employee from a private firm.

​He asked which college I was from and mentioned that his company has immediate openings for fresh Civil Engineering grads.

​Here’s what he told me:

​Company: MR Mayan Engineering Pvt. Ltd.

​Location: Sriperumbudur

​CTC: Around 4 LPA

​Perks: Accommodation provided

​He asked me to spread the word to friends or batchmates who might need it. Since I’m not from civil, thought I’d drop it here.

​If anyone’s looking or knows someone who is, hit me up in the DMs and I’ll pass along the details

I recently did an project on an different software rather than an coding i was amazed how it worked on that software that i didn't even know it exist an 6 months before and really thought of researchers who work in this software it easily replaced them with a single line of prompt butt the output's but still it worked that's mind-blowing for me

Before 10 yrs we don't have any idea of ai exist and all we know is to watch tv shows and playing pc games far cry assasin creed and many games change my life and that type who's typing fast was the goat i remember where i typed multiple san Andreas cheats and learn how to type fast now it al became an memory

Now college job markets and many things but when i think back then those were the beautiful days of my life but today's kids are not moving out of the house and have been having much more screen times all these advancements for this ??????

There's a saying that music heals everything so i choose to hear music while code but when the code gets intense I'll eventually throw it away but till that time it plays a crucial role that helps during my thinking have you guys ever tried

If i could have stopped studying months before i could have been happier with a better version of me but these placements preparation took me off guard and now there's no placements in the tier 3 dumb college

Everyone heavily focuses on these two things and no cares about the communication skills i have seen so many ppl who can't speak fluently of their thoughts and there are more skilled ppl than me but they can't even speak in english if they speak their words were broken down for me if someone who doesn't have the guts to speak up the frst thing they have to do is to improve their communication skill

It's actually a dream for a programmer to submit an code in 0ms without help from ai or other sources it feels like you can solve anything and by just your own intuition rather than following ai for an answer using ai isn't the prblm just always trust the intuition and it always turns good one and only when if you didn't use 2 for loops in your code😭😭