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I'm a third-year B.Tech student, gearing up for my final year of engineering. Until now, I haven't explored much about Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA), and honestly, it seems a bit scary. However, I'm taking on the challenge to start tackling Le

Hi everyone I’m a final year cse grad at jiit noida . I have great understanding of DSA and problem solving and have solved 550+ problems on leetcode. Also i am proficient in front end web development and have a strong hold on html, css, javascript

Columbia student creates AI tool to easily land offers from Amazon, Meta, TikTok and more A Columbia student claims he secured internships at Amazon, Meta, and TikTok using an AI tool, Interview Coder, designed to help in coding interviews Created

Getting a referral isn't easy. But it's not impossible either.... Solving DSA problems, cracking interviews, building a decent profile - all of that takes effort. But getting your profile in front of the right HR? Let me make that easier for you. T

Ways to Develop Perseverance 1. Study the lives of successful people.⠀ Understanding that perseverance has helped many achieve success will inspire you to develop this quality in yourself. Find and read biographies of successful people. While most

They say building a business is a marathon, not a sprint. Well, the last two years of Storeferry have felt more like a determined crawl... that's finally starting to stand tall! 🐢➡️🦒 Raising our round has brought the usual questions, especially a

If Your Co-Founder Doesn’t Have These Qualities, You Need to Rethink the Partnership. Building a startup is no joke. The right co-founder isn’t just a partner—they’re your biggest ally in the trenches. And without these three qualities, you’re set

Steps to Becoming a Successful Developer 1. Learn the basics: Understand the internet, computer science concepts, and a programming language. 2. Build projects: Start small, break down problems, and learn from mistakes. 3. Master version control: Le

Advice by senior to junior 🤞🏻 🔥Programmers road map👇🏻 This isnt for switching jobs just to be better at what you do everyday. 1. Stop doing a lot of leetcode problems. But pick data structures research papers and start reading and implementi