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Oof. Inspiring 💯

It’s amazing how your hard work and skills stood out to the interviewer. This shows that real experience and passion can matter more than traditional achievements. Thanks for sharing this—it’s a great reminder to focus on what truly matters.

The most underrated part of this story is confidence. Building something real in college doesn't just give you a resume point - it fundamentally changes how you see yourself. You stop being a passive consumer of education and become an active creator. That mindset shift is worth more than any salary.

Great, i always advise freshers who apply for job same thing, "Build something , it will stand out in resume"

Very inspiring

great

thanks for sharing this, it's a great reminder to focus on what truly matters!

This should be told to all first year students. My personal regret has been not getting involved in more projects and random ventures during my college time. There was way more learning at the end of those venture as compared to the end of those assignments.

From where do you apply for the remote role?

really inspiring brother 😊. to me, shipping code to my personal projects is the best part of the day

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impressive 🥶❤️

That's really impressive on what you pulled off if you don't mind telling, what had you built and how was that?

Survivorship bias at its finest. For every success story like this, there are 100 startups that crash and burn. Not everyone can juggle academics and entrepreneurship. This reads like toxic hustle culture propaganda that makes students feel guilty for not working 24/7. Mental health matters more than your "hustle" narrative.

THIS. 👏 Academic institutions are so disconnected from real-world skills. Universities churn out graduates who know how to pass tests but can't build actual solutions. Building a real product teaches you more in months than four years of theoretical nonsense. Practical experience is the ultimate differentiator.