10h ago · 8 min read · At problem 47 I thought I was making progress. At problem 83 I was confident. At problem 100 I felt ready. Then I failed the interview. Not because the problem was impossibly hard. Because I had solve
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6d ago · 14 min read · If you hang around software engineering circles, you will inevitably hear a heated debate: "Should we use RabbitMQ or Kafka?" It’s a question asked in architecture review boards, system design intervi
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Jun 1 · 18 min read · A Python technical interview in India in 2026 typically runs across three to four stages: an online assessment on HackerRank or a similar platform, a verbal conceptual round testing Python and framewo
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May 30 · 20 min read · An IT company hiring a fresher in India in 2026 evaluates seven specific things: the ability to write working code or perform the role’s core task independently, genuine ownership of at least one proj
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May 28 · 5 min read · You can write recursive inorder in your sleep. Three lines and a base case. Then an interviewer asks for the iterative version, and the clean recursion you leaned on becomes a puzzle about when to pus
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May 27 · 17 min read · Who is this for?This guide is for anyone starting their DevOps journey who wants to learn Linux from scratch . Table of Contents What is Linux? Why Linux for DevOps? Linux vs Windows How to Set
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May 26 · 4 min read · If you’ve solved DSA problems before, chances are you’ve come across questions like: Longest Substring Without Repeating Characters Maximum Sum Subarray of Size K Minimum Window Substring At firs
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May 25 · 10 min read · You sort LeetCode's tree tag by frequency, pick the top forty, and start grinding. Three weeks in, tree problems still feel unpredictable. The recursive ones blur together. Level order problems feel l
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