bro you speak too fast , its hard to grasp what you're saying

Straight to the point and well explained! Thank you!

Are there any software engineering students here?

"My parents say otherwise" - an Indian student (me)

This is shit content

Why listen to this puny little privilege kid, listen to me just put in the f work

what are the courses you took?

Do you do this career mentorship for non students? I graduated two years ago and I have experience but no job

I can't help but feel like the recruitment screening has shifted from job applications/resume/cv to internal employee's providing referrals for random people who sent them messages.

What a gold video, thanks, I didn't know the power of LinkedIn until I watched this video

This was so helpful, thank you Aman

600%*

Doing a swe podcast with other high level swe would be great content for this audience

“The truth is you’re gonna have to actually work once you land the job.”

Some problems are indeed built on algorithms or techniques that took experts years to develop. Trying to reinvent the wheel isn’t always practical. Watching a tutorial for these can save time and provide structured insights.

You are a good promoter.The best way to get better at algorithm is to understand the patterns and see how this patterns are being used

I agree I made some mistakes such as not grinding leetcode until my senior year. But I’m >1000 applications in and done about 10 interviews. Got ghosted every time despite performing well and being told in an email they are still figuring certain things out. I get rejected hours after applying and ever get anyway. It’s really depressing. I start my 2nd degree in electrical engineering next month, fully funded by my current employer!! Computer science jobs for entry level engineers are gone and never coming back

lol, taking any more clients? haha 😅 Ty for taking the time to make these types of videos, they help ease a lot of creeping mental anxiety

Trust me I am following NeetCode(All) roadmap and i went from absolute noob to 1700+ rating but i took almost 1 year. so yes it will take decent amount of time and still i cannot solve most of the questions. But NeetCode question structure have helped me build pattern and there is not exact time to master the DSA. You just keep getting slightly better than the previous day and try solving daily problems of the leetcode. It will help revise the topic also you can earn leetcoins side by side. Dont try to rush into random topics go topic wise if your are begineer and slowly you will start building intution.

Blind locks messaging behind a paywall?

Hey aman, does it have to be a quick phone call with the person we’re reaching out too, or can I just ask them in the text for the referral?

smarty boi...

You just dropped a banger, very valuable video

bro the editing and quality in these videos are nuts.

You are a life saver, watching you helps me stop overthinking somehow, and gives me a clear to-do ❤

the thumbnail is slaying the house boots down

Yeah but, Computer Science has math. Its wild that people want to be software engineers without learning math. Comp Sicence is more versatile.

Wow! Thank you for all the advice, you saved me so much time

Bro literally said fuck re-rolling, I’m just tryna 100% this game

Side note but we need that skincare routine!

I completely disagree, uni is such a waste of time and energy for me and i still need to go back home and study everything all over again.

Of topic but skin care routine ?

Mastered dsa in just 8 weeks 😮 ,I am hitting my head since several months to understand the basic algorithm 😂.

How do I end up a Taxi Driver in NYC when I aced Mathematics from first grade to 12 grade? After Every door I knock get closed at my faced, served 10 yrs in the US army, now 40, I am starting all from where I stopped decades ago hopefully I can get into Financial Mathematics 2025

How do I end up a Taxi Driver in NYC when I aced Mathematics from first grade to 12 grade? After Every door I knock get closed at my faced, served 10 yrs in the US army, now 40, I am starting all from where I stopped decades ago hopefully I can get into Financial Mathematics 2025

ok so what if i just do undergrad in swe and also get a job in it rather than doing cse and getting swe

Inspiring! I'll cheer you on!

I'm not currently a student, but I am interested in furthering my education, and am thinking of going back to college - however, I am extremely disinterested in going in-person. I work 2 jobs, I go to the gym 5 days a week, and I have time in the day to go, but I'd much rather take the online route. That being said, I'm the type of person that mentally cannot grasp having work to do, which is comical, because in middle-school/high-school, it was the complete opposite, I was falling behind left and right, unable to dig myself out of that grave. However, when I was doing college courses, I would be given the expectations of what needed to get done, and I'd have the work done weeks and months ahead of time, filed away for when it was due. I quite literally was told that I still had to come in, because part of my credit depended upon me being present, despite the fact that I had everything done. It got to the point where I'd literally just show up, put some headphones on, take a nap, and hand in my assignment(s). Thinking back, it probably felt disrespectful to my professors, as if I wasn't paying attention, but then when it came time to grade the stuff, I was always at the top. I think online courses are the same in my mind. I have faith in myself enough to know that what I want, and how I want to achieve it are worth enough to pay attention, get everything done on time, pass, and get the fuck out. I'm the same way at work - I'm given a list of stuff to do that normally takes 8hrs. I've gotten to the point where I get all of my tasks done in 2, if I hustle, and the remaining 6 hours is just spent doomscrolling KZbin, or doing other unproductive things, would much rather fill that time with stuff that I could actually benefit from, though.

I regretted taking CS, should have taken IT instead

what if we don't have Leetcode friends like that

I think I will be friend with your friend Aman :) She is really likeable.

Great video. I totally agree that Computer Science is more like getting someone the fundamentals so that they can go into many tech related fields. I was already a software engineer before I got my degree, so I was already doing a lot of Software Engineer tasks. Computer Science sort of filled in a lot of holes that I didn't understand about computers which did help a lot at my job. However, f I had to do a CS degree before ever getting a job, it probably only covers 30-40% of the knowledge needed to do the job, leaving 60% for you to learn on the job.

its 49 questions not 50

5:26 this is the fanciest way of saying added when use_yn = y to the query This really helps I would never write this way in a Korean resume and was lost on how to write an English resume for backend experience.

The problem is the degree I’m doing I can only do online with an interstate university. I don’t have the money to move interstate again into the university residential living so I kind of have to do it all online 😅 good thing I love the course. (I’m doing sports management)

True content , I am in for the preparation as suggested. Thanks bro. Will update after 2months where I stand . I am zero level in DS now, also half knowledge in C as well . I will try my best for next two months

This is such a great mix of questions 🙌 some super tricky to navigate. One thing I learned through my career pivot from practicing law to now being in my own career coaching business is how much people you're around affect you. Not just "every day" character-type traits (you're a person who gossips because you hang out with people who enjoy that; you're a person who drinks socially because people around you do too...) but in things that are a lot deeper. For example: how far will you go in your business? I can tell you for a fact that you will go very far if you are surrounded by people who are eager to talk about your business, bounce ideas, problem solve and who are also pursuing great things in their own way. You will not go as far if you're surrounded by people who only see "problems" and why something "won't work" with every new idea you come up with. Talking from experience. Great video, Aman! I was looking forward to catching up on your content recently.

what we thought peer pressure was going to be like: “You’re gonna be a total loser if you don’t take this shot” reality: “you sure you don’t want a drink? sounds good, there’s also water & milk in the fridge.” great video 🫶

Some people are self learner and some kids need spoon feeding

Start doing youcode 😂