How I Landed a Software Engineering Job at Microsoft WITHOUT a Degree or Any Experience
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This was super helpful. I'm a big Anki user so I already know how helpful it is but it was nice to hear you used it too in your process. I'm grinding leetcode right now and struggling lol. Hopefully I get better.
I was very discouraged by the last interviews I had. So your advices came at a very good time. Thank you very much also for mentioning Anki and Leetcode.
Good in-dept stuff bro. Most ppl just share so much nonsense on YT. I like that you added your unique stroy.
Appreciate it!
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supper proud of you bro you been succeeding ever since, especially since day 1 I meet you
Hey thanks Tom! I don't know about succeeding from day 1, but definitely putting in the work and chasing goals since day 1 :)
@@aficachi no I mean you improved so much since the first day I met you
@@6TomCruz6 Thank you :)
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Thank you Mr. Fugazi!
How did u land getting a job at Microsoft? I want to start at entry level. I have completed associate degree in business administration!
Is learning java first a good start? just want to know if I'm on the right track
It depends on your specific goals, so hard to give generic advice here. The first programming language that you learn is always the hardest though because you have to learn programming concepts and the programming language syntax at the same time.
Once you get good at Java though and have your programming concepts down well, it's much easier to learn a different language because when you learn a new language, it's a matter of just learning the new syntax, but the fundamental programming concepts remain the same (mostly).
So my point is, you can always change languages later because if you do change languages, it won't be like starting over, so it's not a big deal which programming language you start with. It's more important that you get your fundamentals down, and you can definitely do that with Java.
I would definitely need more context on you to help you decide if Java is the best possible choice or not though.
THIS VIDEO IS A GEM! THANK YOU!!
Can we see the projects you showed them to get interviews?
Would you like to share your before and after of your CV? Also to make people understand the structure
Hello bro I would like to talk with you. I learning skills in order to become a web dev full stack
Hey sure, you can schedule a call with me here: alexficachi.com/schedule
May I ask how to get the apprentship at Microsoft? How was the apprentship pay?
You can apply when they post the position on linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/microsoftleap/
Pay was $45/hour.
what if they ask questions indepth about the fake company you created? like whats your product, money flow , the team u worked with etc? feels like founding your company requires alot and people can easy tell if u are bamboozling them
You're being interviewed for your software development skills, not your business acumen. If asked about your company, focus on the technical skills you applied in creating the product. if you worked alone, say so. The success of the business is irrelevant to your coding abilities. If you haven't built a product, then go back and build one before claiming experience
Gotta get smooth with it. Interviewing is pure sales skills. Speak with pure confidence, don't use "uhms," etc. Make them believe what you're telling them. Sales 101.
Thank you bro
How long did you study each day to learn programming?
6 hours on average. Usually spread out through a 12 hour work day so with meals and breaks in between.
How did u land getting a job at Microsoft? I want to start at entry level. I have completed associate degree in business administration!