Do you dream about Microsoft? Do you think usually about Google? Do you talk Netflix? Are you a huge fan of Apple? And, Are you a Software Engineer? Then you must have once thought of attempting FAANG interviews or as we now call MAANGMULA… i.e. Meta, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Google…

Every tech and even non-tech interview is closed by a Behavioral round or as some companies say “Cultural Fit” round. But why is it so important and also difficult to crack the behavioral round? Importance of Behavioral Interview Round Just around a decade back, the very last round of interviews used to be a formality…

Is writing a working algorithm enough to get selected? Does it matter if you are writing a clean code in an interview? From my experience of taking interviews for more than 8 years, clear communication and clean code also matter!! Why put an extra effort apart from learning algorithms? There may be hundreds of candidates prepared for the role…

I remember the time when system design was only asked to the candidates applying for senior roles but with changing times and competition, system design is introduced to even the entry-level developers interviews. System design round may not be added separately in your interview rounds but it can be an…

It doesn’t matter which algorithm you are coding in the technical interview, there is always a follow-up question on finding the time and space complexity of the algorithm. Especially if you are preparing for FAANG or a similar big firms’ technical interview. If you are not able to answer the…

In our life, we come across situations which include stress or extreme depression either because of a love affair, life partner, fellow members or colleagues. But we hardly think if these things are important in life or not. This blog is written after I read a book named “Stop worrying…

We all make notes in one or the other forms at different stages of life. Starting from the school times when we had the habit of making notes in rough and then fair in the subject copy. Or in our college days when we had only rough notes to study…