I was in manual testing for 2 years. Left my job. Joined scaler. Cleared some mock interviews (except DSA). I am in desperate need of a job in developer role(full or backend). I need to clear DSA and ReactJS mock interview in order to be eligible for placements at scaler. I don’t see any other option now. And talking about DSA I don’t feel confident enough. Sometimes I go blank when there is a question. I don’t know to prepare DSA smartly and fast. Kindly suggest what should I do. (I’m not that bad at DSA. It’s just I’m not confident enough). So.. I’m open to all kind of possibilities and suggestions.
What is duration and fee amount at scaler, is it really worth?
I can’t say worth. But you’ve to make it worth. They are providing classes, placements etc.
Fee and duration?
The only way to get confidence with DSA is solving problems with a timer. I used to code on InterviewBit few years back, and they had a timer ticking when you’re solving the problem. Try that maybe that helps.
probably try with introspection i.e.,
What is the reason behind it? is it because you are not aware of the concept or unable to apply the theory to solve the problem. if possible try to get feedback of mock interviews you had given and couldn't clear.
once you know the reason then you can easily figure out next steps accordingly.
All the best.
What is the fees in Scaler
Just wanted to check fee vs worth, any way , all d best
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