I failed my first job interview

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Hey all! Today I'm sharing about my first embedded systems interview experience. I hope you can be entertained or learn from my mistakes when preparing for your interview. Feel free to ask me questions in the comments section to clarify things! Cheers!
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[@GreidiAjalik]

Thanks for watching! Feel free to share about your first interview experience stories here! Cheers!

[@ASMRaphael]

So superb and so wonderful :) I loved the video so much :)

[@GreidiAjalik]

Thank you so much! I appreciate the support! Cheers!

[@anthonyrocha8075]

Great story.

[@JSC-4]

Got an interview I know nothing about today...but this video definitely has calm my nerves

[@GreidiAjalik]

Glad to hear it helped a bit! :)

[@вечная_мерзлота]

dude... we now gotta see your "best suit". 😀

[@GreidiAjalik]

lol🤣... I don't think I have that suit anymore...👀

[@AnjaliVerma-bg9oy]

I got rejected in my first interview bcoz I said I like hardware more 😁😁, he told being a embedded engineer you should not differentiate between hw and sw 🤣🤣. Till date I do not even differentiate between mechanical, electrical and software😁😁

[@GreidiAjalik]

lol...😂 ouch... You probably dodged a bullet...lol... It's totally fine to have a preference on which you like more... At least I think it is.... Thanks for sharing!

[@affanahmed1371]

I have a question Do you need to know assembly language to get into embedded systems field or C,C++ and Python are enough?

[@GreidiAjalik]

some assembly is good but not a necessity (also depends on the job you might work on). I've gotten by with c/c++ and python mostly. Hope this helps!

[@affanahmed1371]

@@GreidiAjalik thanks

[@affanahmed1371]

@@GreidiAjalik oh yeah also Is doing only arduino project is enough to put in resume or doing a raspberry pi 4 project is better Or do you have any other microcontrollers that you would suggest I should learn (I am final year undergraduate Electrical and Electronics student, gonna graduate this August and going to start job hunt at September)

[@GreidiAjalik]

It depends what you did on that project... Stm32 is a good one to learn and used often in the industry. If you want to get a job soon after graduation, you should start with job hunt now... unless you're planning on taking few months off after graduation :).

[@affanahmed1371]

@@GreidiAjalik thanks I’ll keep this in mind

[@AnandAnand-wm6yb]

Changing companies to get good work is ak?

[@GreidiAjalik]

Yep! depending how often you change... rule of thumb is ~2 year intervals unless you're in a toxic work environment/very unhappy with what you're doing.

[@msbanda2123]

👍

[@GJy-hk4gs]

Today I failed my interview 😢