Coding interview preparation using Software engineering
What you'll learn
- A knowledge oriented interview preparation framework that suits their goals
- Planning the phases of interview process to avoid burnout
- Become better at current job while preparing for a job change by systematic upskilling
- Finer software engineering and technical details that help a candidate standout during interviews
Requirements
- Working in or planning to work in software industry
- Not looking for a job urgently
Description
Objective
The course is for people who want to uplevel their engineering skills and search for better opportunities without burning out.
Interviews are becoming more time-consuming as the software industry gathers pace. In addition, new trends keep getting introduced, leaving candidates exhausted to keep up.
The course recommends a more systematic knowledge-driven framework over a burst coding mode in browsers.
Course Structure
Section 1: Necessity for an alternative approach inclined towards career growth instead of instant gratification.
Section 2: Foundation Phase (12- 9 months)
The gathering phase. Identify the possible sources for the relevant information.
Section 3: Reinforcement Phase (9 - 6 months)
The sorting phase. Organize the resources based on the refined needs of the job search.
Section 4: Convergence Phase (6 -3 months)
Drill down further to identify only the necessary information.
Section 5: End game (3-0 months)
Execute with a clear plan built on all the gathered information.
Section 6: Conclusion
Key Takeaways:
The idea is simple, prepare at your pace throughout the year and apply only when ready to invest 8 weeks for the potential employers.
Maximize the learnings to capitalize on the current workplace or the new one!
What doesn't the course offer?
The course does not talk about compensation and HR interview handling
The course does not talk about the behavioral interview and dress code etc.
The course does not explicitly target FAANG/MAANG.
The course does not deal with urgent career change situations like a layoff, reaction to a bad performance review, etc.
Who this course is for:
- Professionals planning to make a career transistion
- Professionals in cooling off period of their desired comapnies
- Software professionals from emerging countires try to crack interviews of MNCs like FAANG
- Recent graduates trying to understand the interview process
- People looking to rejoin the industry after a break
Instructor
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- 47,288 Students
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I am a programmer with an MS in Electrical Engineering and 16+ years of experience in the software industry. I have held roles of principal engineer across multiple organizations, building products that serve billions.
I have designed and implemented software solutions for Digital Cinema Distribution, Distributed Systems, Embedded Systems, Map Making, Insurance, Email Servers, and Data acquisition systems for a problem in the Astrophysics domain (master's thesis).
The course(s) will help you in answering the following questions that dictate your priorities in life,
WHY are you pursuing your current profession?
How long do you WANT to pursue the current profession/job?
How long do you HAVE to pursue the current profession/job?
How long will your current profession/job RESPECT your contribution in exchange for rewards?
Remaining relevant for decades in any industry is not just hard but, in many cases, impossible. However, accepting this fact can help you plan a peaceful retired life.
There are many more variables in the equation of your peace of mind; start identifying them in these few minutes of assignments.
I find peace in exploring the connection between the "How" and "Why" of any technical problem. Over the years, I have realized that research is a lifestyle and engineering is an attitude.
The intent of all courses will be practical implementation and a long-term career perspective.
Your ideas and suggestions are always welcome.