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Rajib Halder

Never say die • 9m

A Reddit post claims that 90% of India's engineering graduates struggle with coding. The anonymous startup founder admits to firing new hires within weeks due to lack of job readiness. Commenters criticize the founder's hiring process and the general

Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 9m

as someone who’s screened 100s of devs, yeah, the bar is shockingly low. can’t even reverse a string without googling. not a meme, real story.

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