Need advice as a fresher...

I am an undergrad student in the 4th year of Computer science and engineering degree, I'm a bit worried about the current scenario where jobs are getting scarce. I would like some suggestions on what type of skills I should learn to keep up with the demands and what type of roles or companies I should aim for. And any other suggestions for getting an internship are welcome.

In August 2024 , I will complete my 2nd year engineering ( core ) , I will get 2 months free time , I want to apply for internships at that time but I don't know what should my resume contain , I want to apply for growth, finance, (generalist type of ) roles ,(Startups / MNC ) . My resume will be completed empty other than education and projects 😕😕 . Can anyone tell what should I do in next 6 months to get selected for internships

I'm currently a master's student will be graduating this year 2024 and placements have been very hard to us despite being in one of the premier institute of India. As working professionals what do you suggest me to tackle this situation also please do let me know if any of your companies are looking to hire a fresher. Already had a year gap after graduation for GATE preparation. Prefered roles : Software Development

I am a fresher 2023 graduate and have been doing this (applying for jobs) for almost a year, everyone said you have to do internships as it is necessary so did 2 internships one for a year and another for 6 months but apparently no one counts internships as experience even jobs that had 1-3 yoe as requirement and now everyone's hiring 2024 grads as freshers (I tried to look for another internship but there were none during the time of placements). I am now tired of this field, many full stack devs don't know shit outside Javascript world and many of them can't even use tools like git properly and are so cocky of themselves. Saw an SDE on twitter who apparently has 6 years of experience, doesn't even know how to configure multiple SSH and says managing multiple ssh is a downside. A women dev (cause in India you have engineers and female engineers apparently) doesn't know about sidebar cache and calls it a bug and she's in google. and If I try to roast these people with my real name there's a whole cabal of Banglorians who will grab their macbooks inside third wave coffee and start tweeting against me after aggressively drinking their Chocolate mocha frappe. Just go into any random tech twitter space no one seems to be talking about tech it's always about DSA, interviews, LIFE IN BANGLORE, which cafe they visited. I let myself believe tech was my passion and worked hard for but Indian techies and companies are worst, this generation thinks they are better than their predecessor but follow the same politics everywhere even when it comes to Tech communities (who tf does politics in a community that produces open source code wtf). They talk about networking and creating a community all the time but can't even respond to linkedin cold dm and blame the sender by nitpicking about the format 👏👏 and then they'll go on post the screenshot and rant how it's the sender fault to even try to network with them with a message that isn't written from their own blood.

Hi everyone , I graduated this year in May from an IIT but from an earth science branch . I have around 1 year of experience as an intern in different companies, including as a Japanese AI company . In college, I have a very low GPA ( < 6.5), so on campus was practically impossible ( I did get an offer :) ) .In my final semester, I worked at a service based company based out of Germany as an intern, which hired indian devs ( you know why ). So, I got an offer from them around 20 LPA( all base) remote. Culture is good, no micromanagement or odd working hours, and people are helpful. I work around 45 hours per week .But They have fried 4 dev in the last 3 months citing 'lack of ownership'. I tried to get an offer from other companies but couldn't find much success due to market conditions and branch .I have been working for around 5 months, managing a social app in react native and expo that was created when I was intern . I code and handle other tasks like creating tickets, scoping requirements, and reviewing intern code. I also work on Backend, Database, and a react based web app, too sometimes. I have a feeling that as the product is mvp, I am not working on scale, and nobody cares about optimization for all large scales or complex devops,design patterns, or even basic caching . Instead, we really on managed services like codebuild or fargate, which I do handle most of the time I will ask for suggestions from experienced folks that what should I do in this case should I actively try for new role or put effort in my job. ( Company is encouraging new dev to learn new stuff different from the regular job , for me, it's caching for this quarter ) Thanks for your time

Hey Folks, I am a final year BMS grad from DU with over 14 months of internship experience at various startup’s as a generalist intern. I am out looking for a job but every startup needs immediate joining whereas I have 3 months of college left and I see no point in interning anymore. How should I spend the next 3 months so that I can get an offer easily when I pass out ? Also : Open to interviewing 😛

I am looking for an internship in web development or SWE profile where I can learn something and gain some experience but my resume is not that good or you could say mediocre, i only know basics of most of the skills in my resume. So, can someone suggest something which can be helpful for me?

I am a final-year student. Already have a decent on-campus offer(from GSTN). Know web technologies and python. I am looking for an internship for a long time. Doesn't get any responses or interviews(have a decent resume as all my batchmates and senior says). Should I be worried? Should I be more focused on learning or try to get an internship?

Had Accenture ASE offer in hand and our campus had the one job rule.Tried off campus but not even a single reply till today ,What should a fresher do keeping in mind that recession and layoffs are happening?

Apart from oncampus, What are your tips for a fresher to land a job.