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Rachit, an ex-Software Engineer@Microsoft talks with Monika Agarwal about her Microsoft Interview Experience.
Here is the main outline for the video -
1. What was your Interview process like? How covid changed things?
2. # of rounds and their description
3. What were your algorithm rounds like?
4. What was the design round like?
5. Behavioral / Manager / HR Round
6. Negotiation tips
7. Ending message you may want to leave to the fellow developers
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Everyone would want to hire a person like her! She's amazing. So positive, humble, smart, versatile and down to earth.
45:09 I mean no disrespect, but my dog thinks the same. Well, we can have common views. We are just different species.
Damn she has so much self respect and so much humble... learnt a lot from her!!!
Best line "negotiation is my second favorite topic after system design"..
this is the best interview experience I must say. Honestly, this video itself provides so many things to keep in mind while preparing. Thanks Rachit and Monika for being honest.🙏
No wonder she got that position. The way she described her prep, its definitely guru level. Great video!
foreigner dream: let's open a company 😎
Indian dream: let's join the company 😂😂
Foreigner also have easy access and exposure to Silicon Valley! Indians have to move and work there then think about startups after getting green card!
@@A.P.2.0.9.9 India also has its own Silicon Valley (Bengaluru).
@Rachit Jain HNY2021 . Request you to please add a playlist for the "SYSTEM DESIGN" in this 2021 Era , It will really help us all to combat the System Design Interview. As of now we have just coding level playlist in the channel. Thanks
Rachit, your way of thinking is really admirable😇
this was like an interview with Sadhguru :)
beacause she uses right right right a lot !!! both are south indians
@@kartikjaiswal8923 not quite. its more about her skill and credence. She is assertive yet self-effacing.
Listening to her experience is uplifting. Just like Sadhguru ji
and both are भारतीय, right 🙂
just like you n me 🤝
really appreciate the content quality !!!!
Good content and a very practical approach explained .
Thanks Monika!
Some very good insights on the negotiation part, never got to hear on this part in any more interviews
Well said, focus on your skills and those skills will let you crack the big companies interview.
Informative interview experience after long time.
Other YT interview experience is just crap
That's the point first we need to achieve 🔥
33:10 the best take away. SPECIALLY FOR ALL FRESHERS !!! Dont be too obsesed with FAANG. If you want to build you many not even get enough work as work will be divided a lot. There are lots of other comapnies where you will actually learn. Give 100% and improve your skill. I can so much relate to this point.
What do you say when they ask for your current salary? Do you directly say that I am not comfortable sharing my current salary or there is a better way to convey that?
Thanks for sharing your experience, it's really helpful
Does Microsoft hire QA automation engineers ? If yes then how is the interview level ?
Best way to not disclose the current CTC
IS THERE any best answer for that?
You can say ...Will talk on CTC and ETC..Post interview
She's very professional, that's great 👍
@RachitJain which language are you learning
1:19 - “Deeping dive”.
Thanks for sharing a experience! It really helpfull
Best Approach is just classify problems on leetcode hard to medium based on DS and Algos using tags, understand their most efficient solution(if you find them).So if you are done with it there is a very high chance you can solve any variation of those efficiently within 20 mins time.Otherwise there is no gurantee that the question will be solved in 20 mins
I actually have a doubt. Since i am from EEE branch and internship in 8th semester is compulsory. But i am going for software engineering off campus so i have to go for software engineering internship also. But since my branch is EEE so will i get marks of 8th semester on the basis of software engineering internship??
Or else i have to go for internship in any electrical company also? But this is not possible i guess i cant do 2 internships together. What should i do ?
Ask your professor, they may allow you, it's actually a common thing
Share if you have to really design anything after joining.. clearing interview and really building something is different skills.. these people are just teaching wrong skills to just clear interview. Anyone can clear interview by studying already solved problems. These people talk big thing about design with just few years of experience.. it sounds so funny.
Any competent programmer will reject idea of coding on notepad and only stupid will ask you to code on notepad. Rachit is an smart iitian. He can use his time to build some product than teaching how to solve these stupid dsa problems.. these are already solved problems. Think to solve some real practical problems which add some value to society than these youtube videos
I will agree with you. The logic is more important. Most of them I only ask them to write pseudo code
she sounds immature and a bit arrogant at times.. "I was literally spammed with interview calls"? come on man..
She doesn't answer the question without being asked it one more time in this talk.. so much of fillers..
good content, the experiences teaches us a lot.
Microsoft Sde 2 salary fixed for experience people which are show in Glassdoor or its depends upon skill set or depends upon interview ?
17:25 I got out from my google interview because of this
I have been following you for a while, and you are creating really good content, kudos to that. But this video is best so far, really inspiring and motivating. Video is so positive and humbling, and covers all perspective of software engineer interviews. Learnt a lot!!
Rachit Bhaiya it's really really motivating .. The day I'll crack product base , i'll surely shoot a text in LinkedIn or a mail . - Just another aspiring SDE " 2021 passout
Gyan level😂😂😂
Can you please bring a not tier 1/2 candidate for interview, since most of us fall in that category. And there is a university bias in india
Even our Startup IVentors have hired few interns, but the only difference is that we take consent from students that are they ready to work with us to give you stipend for a low amount as we haven't started our operations and also we have assured them that they will no longer need to look for a job once we ramp up our operations.
Hi Rachit and Monika,
Can you please tell what are best the books to learn system design ?
Hey Rachit... Did u change ur camera? Huge improvement in video quality..
She is way too frank, I hope microsoft doesn't fire her for not being honest
I like this interview experience. She is really honest and humble.
Such a great knowledgeable and motivating video !!!
Can I know how much time will be there for problem solving question during interview?
Very nice tip for young people too hung on cracking Fang.
#Enjoy the process of working Hard
got a new perspective . thanks monika and rachit
One of the best video I saw on your channel
Bro 47 min is a lot. Time frame is a good idea.
this is really motivate me ........
Very very nice and knowledgeable video.
Good interview 😍
Thanks for sharing.
Motivated!
💯💯
@18:00 , hahah, couldn't stop laughing at this .. solve one question twice or thrice, instead of doing more questions ..
Its sad that we are encouraged to memorize solutions and discouraged to diversify our knowledge..
anyways, congrats for the Microsoft offer !!!
and as always great video @rachit
Doing same thing repeatedly gives you in depth understanding. Memorizing means you are remembering solution without understanding anything. If you repeating same thing again and again but you are trying to understand everything each time you are repeating properly then it is revision and practice.
@@litcode702 I believe doing similar questions based on a concept can help you build more depth ... but doing the same question over and over again is memorizing.. if you play the video at 18:00 , you will see what I am referring to...
and if you want to build more depth in a concept, i think it makes more sense to increase the difficulty of the problem set incrementally.. instead or repeating the same question over and over again...
@@shubhamqweasd ok...yeah everyone has their own way....ultimately we have to understand the concepts and apply it. But if you are solving hard or medium problems twice or thrice you will see each time you will code differently and you will make different mistakes which will give you more filters to make you perfect in that concept..obviously along with that one should practice different questions as well. doing same questions only will never increase the coverage area of a concept....what she is saying is DFS and what you are saying is kind of BFS. Lol. We need kind of both as balanced.... @Rachit Jain what is your thought on this please share... (How to tag him in comment???)
“I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times.” - Bruce Lee
@@SANYAMJAINSam haha, nice but completely unrelated analogy .. :)
would you visit one country 100 times ? or 100 countries once ? .. this one is again unrelated, but enough to prove my point.
Bro Suggest any books for DSA beginners plz
Data Structures and Algorithms Made Easy : Data Structure and Algorithmic Puzzles
Book by Narasimha Karumanchi
Try this book. You can find pdf as well online
Books ka zamana gaya
@@pradnyeshaglawe351 Bhai tumhari baato se lag raha hai ki school/college syllabus ke bahar kabhi koi book nahi padhi hai.
@@salmanbehen4384 uska question dekho aur mere comment pe tumhara reply dekho 🤦
@@pradnyeshaglawe351 Bhai main to bass tumhari iss baat "Books ka zamana gaya" ka reply diya. Aur haan bhai, Data structures and algorithms ke liye bhi upar vaali book bhut sahi hai
It's really a honest talk.👍
She's attractive in a different way! After watching this video , i developed a huge crush on her
Yo
Can anyone let me know what L62 in Microsoft means. Is it just like SDE-2 in Amazon or L4 in Google?
+1
High End SDE-2