Need a Roadmap

Hey guys, just need your advice I have been 5 years of experience at startups and have open source contributions too and now I want to switch to some good product based companies including FAANG with some good WLB. I am well versed with topics but I am not very sincere with doing DSA and leetcode regularly. I haven’t practiced daily and now I am looking to do it, but I lack motivation and get frustrated easily. I am thinking to do a DSA course on weekends, will that be good? Any advice is recommended. PS: The switch is for WLB

Seeking thread to have a road map for DSA interviews. Any resource is much appreciated may it be neetcode roadmap or 75 neetcode sheet or youtube video explaining full roadmap. Leme know what worked for you

So I graduated from btech this year and I currently have a job of 8.55 lpa but I want to make a switch within a year . So what should be my roadmap ? should I continue dsa + dev both or projects are enough?

Hi folks, I'm stuck here, I joined this organization a year ago. Still on bench. I'm from a mechanical engineering background. Know only the basics of Java, HTML, CSS, little bit of Javascript. Should I learn DSA along with Java and spring boot, mirco services or Javascript, react js. Or please suggest me other tech if they are feasible and would help to switch from my current organisation. If you have time, a roadmap would be very helpful. Please guide me on this matter. Thank you.

I have 6 YOE as QA. First 3 years I was into manual testing and now since past 3 years, I am an SDET with tech stack- python, pytest , playwright, selenium. I am planning for the job switch now. I have not used much of DSA in my work. However I understand DSA is a must to clear interviews. I need help in preparation. From where and How to start the preparation? Please update your strategies , so that it will be helpful for all those preparing for interviews.

So I have 2+ years of experience in tech field as a full stack developer for 1 year and as a back end developer for another year. Now I am at a where I need to switch. But I am not very good at DSA, I find it non interesting and a bit difficult. Can you suggest me ways to grow myself so that I can feel confident enough to switch? Also can I switch without DSA ? Jahan dekho wahan sirf DSA hi DSA and it’s frightening 😰

Hi, I'm a software engineer with close to 6 YOE. This is my second company and I feel pretty stagnant here working for 3 years and see no growth. I've started preparing. Is DSA still being asked in the interviews even for people with experience ? How many rounds are there usually and what is being tested? Your advice would be very much appreciated :)

I am a JAVA backend dev, currently in TCS with 5.5 yrs of exp. I want to switch to a Product now. My dev skills are good. I have worked in few projects. With this many years of exp, the expectations are too high now, System Design, Kafka, Jenkins, Docker and DSA on top of that. I don't know how to start, once I start preparing DSA I feel like I am missing on reading system design and other stuff. Also, I don't feel confident about my DSA skills. Are there any devs here who were very bad in DSA but are very confident now. Please share your experiences in comments. Since I already have so many years of exp, this is my last chance to switch to a good product company. Please guide.

Suggest some good startups to apply to, I've less experience in DSA have lost practice

So i have been working for 4 years now (data engineer and scientist) and havent been enjoying much. Thinking of finally grinding and getting into better company. PLEASE suggest resources for DSA grind which are currently trending and most optimised.