Soft skills kisi kaam ki nahi hai agar kaam karna hi nahi aata ho. Kabhi elon musk ko sune ho podcast vgerah me vo abb bhi atakta hai. Aur Zuckerberg to pucho hi mat.
It's really good. But people tend to do too much DSA and completely forget about development. I have been doing development since my 1st semester and now I am on my 7th semester and got a 12 LPA offer with wfh and I am not even that good at DSA but now I have a year to myself I will focus on DSA. I am from Teir 4 college honestly.
@@sjzz that's amazing bro, congrats! While it's true most startups focus on development still a lot of these big PBCs focus on DSA so it's important to have a balance
@@tushar7305 I was doing development since COVID times and got small intership in a company. After that I kept building my skills and changed a couple companies. Reaching 7th semester I am good enough to easily manage myself in complex projects and take difficult tasks which a company requires its employees to do. Again it took me 4 years of consistency to be here, it's not a 1 month work.
very helpful bhaiya what does he mean by making connection grass rooted? how to make connection in deep level? please explain here or make a video how to connect what to msg and all.
50% of your work is from your development knowledge no matter your technology so the truth we all need to accept is working on real project is the only way to get real knowledge except you are so lucky that you got opportunity to learn core of technology in few years ok
Kshitiz sa kam dsa ana ka badd bhi issa jyada package hona ka gammand h💪 My advice: Focus on dsa but just for cracking interviews not for become star coder like him... Make ur development learning on top. make amazing projects.. and thats it u will grab a job❤️
I totally appreciate your advices and it seems very beneficial to me , but you could have sit up more formally , instead of sitting casually, just to show respect to the person next to you.
@@ashishcode Sorry brother My bad I didnt mentioned for whom i was talking about , it was for the other person who is sitting next to you , and sharing his thoughts , not for you.😊😊
Connect 1:1 with me: topmate.io/ashishcode
the key is asking right questions. thankyou for this interview, 25 minutes of practical and real life solutions.
The confidence level while he giving the suggestions is next level 😍
very practical and helpful advice thankyou
Extremely helpful! We need more videos like these....nice bro
Great interview, it is practical and inspiring
Very helpful (especially the CP & DSA advice) :)
What is cp?
@@sujalsrichandan9902competitive programming
Bro's soft skills crying in the corner
What are soft skills
Soft skills kisi kaam ki nahi hai agar kaam karna hi nahi aata ho. Kabhi elon musk ko sune ho podcast vgerah me vo abb bhi atakta hai. Aur Zuckerberg to pucho hi mat.
@@tusharkhanger8558 I just shared a thought, don't take it personally
@@SR-ri5br how skillful are you in softening ur skin
i dont why but i found my joke funny😂😂🤣🤣
He is Speaking well enough to make us understand
Very informative video👍🚀🚀
one of the best interview i ever watched
It's really good. But people tend to do too much DSA and completely forget about development. I have been doing development since my 1st semester and now I am on my 7th semester and got a 12 LPA offer with wfh and I am not even that good at DSA but now I have a year to myself I will focus on DSA.
I am from Teir 4 college honestly.
@@sjzz that's amazing bro, congrats!
While it's true most startups focus on development still a lot of these big PBCs focus on DSA so it's important to have a balance
How did you get offer I am in 7 sem I am not getting any offet please help me
@@tushar7305 I was doing development since COVID times and got small intership in a company. After that I kept building my skills and changed a couple companies. Reaching 7th semester I am good enough to easily manage myself in complex projects and take difficult tasks which a company requires its employees to do. Again it took me 4 years of consistency to be here, it's not a 1 month work.
does dev mean just web dev or can i completely skip web dev, i am more into ai ml due to the hype these days
@@iamstudying389 that's totally fine, dev doesn't only mean web dev, it can be anything as long as you make some good projects
Very informative ❤
Very helpful questions that you asked👏
Very useful tips
Wonderful interview brother🔥❤
very helpful
Worthful advices
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What is cp ??😢
Competative programming
👶🏻💀
Nothing told about oncampus or offcampus? How applied? Referral?
@@tejaltatiwar4682 Offcampus, applied via referral
@@ashishcode Where do we get these referrals
3rd year student with zero knowledge of coding
bro feeling difficulty in speaking english
Why didn't you attach both your LinkedIn profiles in the description
www.linkedin.com/in/kshitizjaiswal/
🙌
Xinyster OP
Xinyster OP
i started following his blog tbh his blog is very useful
Where is it
@@31ankitnain41 online search kro xinyster blogs codeforces
very helpful bhaiya
what does he mean by making connection grass rooted?
how to make connection in deep level?
please explain here or make a video how to connect what to msg and all.
@@sumantsahu2911 sure bro
He is that xynister guy.
Bhai 4th year college complete 2024 batch
Lekin kuch nhi ata kuch suggest karo abhi kya karu to get job ready fast
Hanuman chalisa padh lo ab
😂😂😂😂@@pratyushdubey5362
50% of your work is from your development knowledge no matter your technology so the truth we all need to accept is working on real project is the only way to get real knowledge except you are so lucky that you got opportunity to learn core of technology in few years ok
Yes it's true
Kshitiz sa kam dsa ana ka badd bhi issa jyada package hona ka gammand h💪
My advice:
Focus on dsa but just for cracking interviews not for become star coder like him...
Make ur development learning on top. make amazing projects..
and thats it u will grab a job❤️
Hi bro, that is great please tell me details about you, I would like to connect
I totally appreciate your advices and it seems very beneficial to me , but you could have sit up more formally , instead of sitting casually, just to show respect to the person next to you.
Noted bro, I will keep this in mind from next podcasts
@@ashishcode Sorry brother My bad I didnt mentioned for whom i was talking about , it was for the other person who is sitting next to you , and sharing his thoughts , not for you.😊😊
@@OnstreamGaming oh okay, no problem :)
Good problem solver
Bad engineer
Bro mugs GS se churaye hue lag rhe hai :)
Very informative ❤
Xinyster OP