Why even top coders fail to get jobs? | Just being a Pro Coder isn't enough!!! Ft.

[@shri9229]

Key Mistakes made by Competitive Programmers during interview. 1.Have good communication skills as they play a crucial role while explaining a solution. 2.Don't be arrogant of your rating, respect the interviewer and use simple Data structures if possible. 3.Solve a DSA sheet to get familiarized with different data structures such as linked list and binary trees etc (Striver's list preferred) 4.Know the underlying working for your implementations and Data Structures as CP people get used to using templates, lol. 5.Luck might not favour you, but over the course of multiple interview you will eventually get lucky, Correct me if I have missed any points, thank you. (Agar grammatical mistake mile to samaj jana, cp karta hu.)

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

Summed it up beautifully. I hope the video was helpful for you.

[@shri9229]

@@PriyanshAgarwal I regained some confidence, feeling that I am not the only one struggling, need to try harder ig, thank you.

[@deepakthind9579]

I finally reach candidate master on codeforces alone after practice more then 2200+ problem on codeforces Kunal kushwaha says don't do cp everyone say different on their is experience but after grinding to much cp I say cp change the way of thinking of person first dsa become so easy to person that you can solve a completely new problem in interview and a person who just do leetcode or standard dsa question they struggle on it and also standard dsa are just cramming also after doing of cp I say other field like web dev or any other field in tech your way of learning changes very much you don't do work just for saking of doing it so i can cp helps me to improve alot me in my thinking process also in one your video u say u start cp just to go in foobar club of iiit Delhi i also start cp to satisfy my ego that how other person are good then me and i am not

[@Eva-tf5ud]

How many years have you spent solving these 2200+ problems?

[@vipingajbe9863]

@@Eva-tf5ud alteast 2 se 3 toh hoga hi

[@mdzama1012]

this is great to see your youtube channel reviving 😊

[@swagnikdhar6010]

This is what we were eagerly waiting for....

[@ManishKumar-zb2qx]

Wooohoo.. Amazing session

[@sudhanshujha9424]

great video priyansh

[@nishchaybhokare2858]

Great information 🙂

[@intmain5126]

Very insightful video :)

[@ThanosBhaiya-i1h]

You said true luck matters very much and i waiting for my luck since last two years. #depression..

[@adarshvlog2409]

02:05 Top coders fail to get jobs due to neglecting important aspects of competitive programming. 04:10 Effective communication skills are crucial in the industry, alongside technical proficiency. 06:15 Improving communication skills is crucial for job success 08:20 Competitive programmers often struggle with basic data structures like BST and linked lists during interviews. 10:25 Avoid arrogance during interviews 12:30 Understanding the implementation details of data structures like HashMap is crucial for coding interviews. 14:35 Preparation for interviews requires understanding of implementation and logic, not just solving CP problems 16:40 Why some pro people don't get job.

[@devanshupadhyay2658]

This is GOLD.

[@sumanthvarma1908]

I hope that you'll join GOOGLE very soon. Such a humble and excellent programmer you are. @takeUforward Thanks for the mention You deserve happiness for your great work.

[@learncreative4732]

11:46 ye to Colin Galen ne bhi btaya hai

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

Yes yes

[@dipankarkumarsingh]

L U C K ---------------- Only those can understand who have experienced it 😥 .

[@khyatichaudhary4083]

Probably this video covers all the realistic points xD.

[@vishalkalwani4153]

Consistency to hai ❣️❣️✨

[@harkiratchadha]

Cp krte hai bhai. Consistency to hogi hi

[@kunalseth9836]

Awesome 👍

[@kasiruyamagata7716]

And me here is struggling to become expert in codefoces 🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@usmanaliansari5223]

This episode will very helpful for me, I think I was going little bit in a wrong direction. 🥰

[@Nikhilsainiharidwar]

Focus only on problem solving , not on rating , friends rating ,ranks, competition and copying code .

[@gautomagarwal6039]

will cp skills help us after getting a job?

[@Tanishq_1803]

Can i do DSA in java and competitive programming in c++ or should i do DSA and competitive programming both in C++

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

preferably do it in just one language only... if you've done DSA in Java, then just stick to Java for CP too.

[@RitikKumar-bk6pj]

Bhaiya kaafe aache points discuss hue hai

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

Glad you found the video insightful

[@Hari-ko5ry]

bhai beginner contest ka editorial post nahi kia

[@tanmaysingh3968]

the first problems with indians is that they take cp as a money making path in their life and still ask wwhy we arent winning any IOI or ICPC and not even qualifying in codejam........take it as passion

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

true, I think I should address this point in a future video and clear out the confusion around this.

[@indokalpasaikia1]

Bhaiyaa when will the next batch of TLE will start??

[@techlogger]

I don't get it. Why no point about development is being discussed? Do people really think coding or inside a job is only about doing DSA/cp ?

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

Well this video was about why Top Competitive Coders don't get a job, clearly this wasn't about if CP/DSA is relevant at a job or not.

[@techlogger]

@@PriyanshAgarwal Yes, you are correct, but my point is still Valid somehow. People often focus solely on grinding CP /DSA, creating a scenario where these are the only thing in computer science. They tend to overlook other crucial aspects such as system designs, computer science fundamentals, working on projects, and contributing to open-source projects. I believe that during interviews, these things also matter (along with DSA ofc) and this can also be a reason for not getting selected in interviews. While I do enjoy working on DSA, we shouldn't overlook the fact that the primary purpose of DSA is to implement better solutions in software development. Thus, completely neglecting the development aspect is not a good approach. What are your thoughts on this matter 🐈?

[@gauravkumar3036]

Bhaiya don't you think ki Job aspirants >>> job openings

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

but number of skilled aspirants are much lower, not even as much as the job openings.

[@gauravkumar3036]

@@PriyanshAgarwal 👌

[@Sky-yy]

Can i do dsa in js?

[@yashraj3005]

hoping to get reply from priyansh bhaiya 🥺

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

Arey xD❤

[@whitebeardpirates7551]

hi, can you make a translation ??

[@nikhilsingh2184]

Just letting everyone know that Company mainly looks for Developer + problem solver (real world/ business logic problem)

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

That's true. In this video however we've discussed some more points such as communication skills and implementation details which a lot of competitive programmers neglect and they shouldn't.

[@nikhilsingh2184]

@@PriyanshAgarwal I completely agree with you Wanted to add some more info to it

[@ayanahmed2221]

🔥🔥

[@UNMEASURED100]

Hey, your every course is sold out. When will they be available again?

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

They will be available again in july, due to limited seats our slots fill up very soon. I would suggest staying in touch with my linkedin and twitter handles and also following tle eliminators.

[@raunakkakkar1231]

When will the next tle eliminator batch start

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

April first week.

[@akshaybhardwaj899]

@@PriyanshAgarwal how can we register

[@yousefsayed3012]

can you make it in English. thx

[@shivamverma9447]

can you tell your eye lens power? 🤔

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

It is 3.5 of both my eyes.

[@ritikanand3425]

priyansh watching codechef solution xd;

[@crazymemes4080]

bhaya hamey kuch sikhow free mai 👀

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

kya seekhna hai xD

[@tekbssync5727]

pehle top coder to ban jau mai ....😅😅

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

one day for sure

[@abh9789]

Priyansh, will reaching candidate master help in the 4th year, or just after passing out...and as I have no significant internship but from a tier 1 college...really appreciate your feedback...thanks brother🙏🙏🙏

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

What's your current rating and are there some other things like Web Dev, etc that you've done so far?

[@abh9789]

@@PriyanshAgarwal Really Thankful for your reply. I am currently 1580 but have crossed expert a few times before. I have projects and two web dev internships in reactjs in two very small startups. I have a research internship from iit guwhati in ml. I am from iiest shibpur. Highly grateful for your insights.🙏

[@АлекСневар]

It’s impossible to listen, my ears are bleeding

[@muditkhanna8164]

I'm sorry but this video was not useful for the majority audience!

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

Why do you think so?

[@supriyasambare7088]

i'm struggling with competitive programming , if there's someone who can mentor me please do let me know.

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

Hi Supriya, we have a CP course called TLE Eliminators that we've been running for the last 18 months. In case you're interested in something like this, you can sign up in our next batch starting in April 1st week. We focus on both mentorship and teaching at TLE.

[@sugaaah-c7h]

@@PriyanshAgarwal is it free? And it will help me to increase my rating?

[@justvibing9663]

Priyansh bro 😎 supremacy 🙌🏻🫶🏻

[@lokeshmishra4400]

bhaiya aap abhi bhi thoda thoda boast krre ho 🥲, sorry if it sounded rude

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

Not sure what made you think that xD

[@lokeshmishra4400]

@@PriyanshAgarwal i mean we know you're good at cp,, that's why we follow you right.. you literally mentioned that point like 5 times in the vid itself 😂

[@PriyanshAgarwal]

@@lokeshmishra4400 ohh that wasn't about me. I said it only to exaggerate the fact that even people with a lot of experience and achievements in CP struggle sometimes.

[@lokeshmishra4400]

@@PriyanshAgarwal oh okay, tbh I was jealous that i didn't have such good rating 😂