Motivation for interview prep?
What keeps you motivated to grind leetcode or random design question every day/week?
Tried multiple times and given up 😔
YOE - 10
Hello awesome Devs!!
How do you keep up the motivation to grind leetcode after a regular job? For example, I am a software developer with 1 YOE and I find it boring to continue with those algorithm problems after a certain threshold.
But anyway, I feel the hiring process is still the same for most and there would at least 2 DSA rounds for most of the product based companies.
How do you keep up the motivation for this?
I usually take a break until I feel like Leetcoding again :D it does get boring if you continously do it for a while
But, how do you keep up the momentum?
Generally, when I start after a 3-4 months break, after solving 2-3 questions, I think like ... What's the point of all this... And eventually lose all my interest.
I do 2-3 medium/hard questions a day & then kind of reward myself everyday just to make sure that I don't burn out.. 1 question per day is still better than not doing anything for 3/4 months..
What keeps you motivated to grind leetcode or random design question every day/week?
Tried multiple times and given up 😔
YOE - 10
I'm a 4th year student from a pvt college. Did 3 internships, one in a decacorn, one in a unicorn. Have an offer from Amazon for SDE 1 when i graduate, and one from the company I'm working at right now. Reached so far only with developme...
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