Help with interview resources + preparation guidelines

Hi I'm a 2024 graduate and I'm having my interview for aSDE - Android role at Swiggy next week. First round is the Machine Coding round. Is there anything anyone would like to suggest me, anything particular to follow during the interview or something? Your suggestion will be super useful Thank you!

Hi I'm a 2024 graduate and I'm having my interview for aSDE - Android role at Swiggy next week. First round is the Machine Coding round. Is there anything anyone would like to suggest me, anything particular to follow during the interview or something? Your suggestion will be super useful Thank you!

I am looking for changing company after 5 yrs, target was big companies like Amazon, MS, Salesforce , gave few interview in small companies recently but failed in that badly. I am anxious right now. I have brushed up with basic array and string programs and framework creation of UI(selenium) + backend(restassured). Is there anyone who can guide me what topics I should prepare for the lead QA SDET interview. 1. How many string and array related problem should I do and what should be difficulty level? 2. Is there any other data structure should I prepare? 3. What practice website should I prepare for Programming questions?

Hi Grapeviners, I have close to 3.5 YOE as a software engineer. I am thinking of starting to prepare for interviews. Before joining my current org, I was a good/average coder on CP platforms. I want to restart this again, but am overwhelmed with 100s of resources. I want to start CP, frontend, backend and system design. Are there any resources which you have used while preparing for SDE2 interviews. Even if you have resources for one of the above topics, please add in the comments as it might help someone. Also, if someone is preparing and interested to prepare together please DM me. Thanks

I (23 grad) working with a service based company, around 5 months exp, got an offer from Swiggy for a contract role. Is it worth joining Swiggy right now amidst all the recession and layoffs chaos?

I'm working as a Frontend developer (SDE-1) with 1.5yoe, I joined this startup 4 months back. Earlier I was getting paid 9lpa and later I was offered 12lpa without even asking for my previous compensation. I accepted because my earlier organisation was very toxic. Now coming to the point, I came to know that for the same level and same role they're paying 16+lpa. And this is making me mad at them. Within 3 months I'm handling 1 of their 2 products (customer facing) all alone. And I'm doing great work tbh (not boasting) but if they have 10 major features. I have developed 4 of them all alone, solved really critical down time bugs and improved the product. Now I own this product and if any bugs come, I'm the person who's assigned the work. I want to have a chat with the Founder but I'm not sure what to say and he's a guy who will try to save the money at all costs. I'm really mad at this point of time and I'm planning to leave in a few months. If I have a chat with him and he says something harsh, I will resign then and there I'm triggered to this level. And there was no kind of appreciation from them, I'm taking most tickets during the sprints and delivering quality code, communicating well and thinking in terms of product, if there is anything which can be improved I ask from them. How do I have a chat with him and what do I say? Current CTC - 12lpa Expected CTC - 16 - 20lpa YOE- 1.5 (planning to have the call around 3-4 months later), so I will be almost 2 yoe by then.

Hey everyone, I'd like to hear your thoughts. Have any of you successfully aced an interview solely through tutorials, YouTube, or side projects without hands-on work experience? I am a SDET exploring a transition to SDE role, internally tried within my company ,not happening due to various reasons, hence trying to switch over. In order to achieve that, I've worked on full-stack sidd projects, practiced DSA, and made a good "tailored" CV that gets me interview calls. But I am currently facing mixed experiences in interviews. I am able to answer a few but struggle with some questions and seek advice on how to improve. Any suggestions for this career switch are greatly appreciated! Thanks a ton