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If you're a computer science student, it will be really hard to land a software engineering role if any of these apply to you. Number one, you do not know your data structures and outcodes and how to code them. You will 100% be asked to either code these in leak codes or hacker ranks. And I hate that people complain about trees or reversing a link list. So scary. But honestly, if you just put one month aside, you can mask them all. Two, the amount of people who apply to entry level roles or graduate roles and have no experience. Do an internship. If you can't land an internship, do a spring to or to automate anything I already know. Fourth, if you don't follow cutting cabs, you've probably already lost. I say that as a joke, but honestly, though I do have some funny rules and some brainroll, a lot of the things I learn in tech or opportunities I find, I find on social media. Save this video and follow to get that job.
If you're a computer science student, it will be really hard to land a software engineering role if any of these apply to you. Number one, you do not know your…
Ideas in this flowchart
- Challenges in Landing Software Engineering Roles
- Lack of Knowledge
- Data Structures and Algorithms
- Coding Practice
- Lack of Experience
- No Internship
- Alternative Experience
- Lack of Networking
- Following Trends
- Social Media