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A job is a node on the line of a career... – The PE Operator's Dictionary, terms and phrases we find ourselves using over and over – with annotation and spice c/o the PE Ops Team. #job #career #operatorsdictionary #smallbusiness #smallbiz #permanentequity

To date, we’ve invested a considerable amount into Monite’s product development. Sharing more about it in this < 1-minute interview, where I talk about our principles behind product development, along with the direction we're going. (Full link to the interview in the comments.)

I began my career with a solid role from the start. Not only that, but I also found myself growing within the company, surrounded by a great team and a supportive culture. Sounds like a straightforward success story, right? But the reality was far from simple. 🏃♂️ Back in college—a tier 3 engineering institute—I had big dreams for my future. When placement season began, I was eager to jump into the process. 🦘 But there was one thing I didn’t expect: DSA questions, to be honest, I didn’t even realize how important DSA was for cracking interviews. 🤯 Most of the guidance I received in college was focused on technical skills, but I have yet to hear about the pivotal role DSA plays in landing top jobs. 🗣️ After failing my first interview, it became clear: if I wanted to work for a good company, I needed to master DSA. 🧑🏫 So, I dove deep into research and soon understood that a basic college degree wasn’t enough to achieve my goals. I needed a structured approach to learning DSA. For the next 11 months, I dedicated myself to improving my skills and preparing for interviews. ✍️ During that time, I interviewed with various companies like Siemens, TechMojo Solutions, Paymatrix and many more… but fell short. Despite the setbacks, I didn’t give up. I learned from my mistakes and pushed forward. ⏩ Finally, in August 2022, my hard work paid off when I secured a great job at Lowe's India. ✅ I’ve been with Lowe’s for nearly two years now, and it’s been an incredible experience. Along the way, I learned a critical lesson: if you’re learning something new, focus on mastering the basics before diving into advanced topics. 🤓 I understand how tough the hiring process can be, especially with limited opportunities and fierce competition. Having gone through it myself, I’m here to help others on the same journey. 🤝 If you’re looking for guidance on how to navigate interviews, build a strong foundation in DSA, or need advice from someone who’s been through the process, I’m happy to help. Just fill out this form: https://lnkd.in/gcXwNTcs  and I’ll reach out to you on WhatsApp. 📱 #Tech #DSA #coding #job #placement #developer

In a Software Engineering project, please 𝘁𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗶𝗼𝗿𝘀 𝗨𝗡𝗙𝗔𝗜𝗥. ↳ Juniors, you have nothing but passion. Work harder than others to gain more hands-on experience. ↳ Juniors, the tech stack is vast. In one project, you'll only get experience with certain tools. Be prepared to challenge yourself with different business areas. ↳ Juniors, a successful career isn’t just about technical skills. It’s also about soft skills. How you communicate and handle problems as they arise defines your success. Wishing you an UNFAIR journey. Cheers! ♻️ Repost and share this with someone who could benefit from it. 💡 Follow Nhi Yen for more!

How many applications did you send out before landing your first job? Share your journey and encourage someone who’s feeling discouraged right now. Your story could be the motivation they need to keep going!

Peer Pressure: The Silent Force We All Face Back in college, I poured my heart into studying core electronics. I even won competitions based on digital electronics—something I was genuinely passionate about. But as the placement season approached, the reality hit: core job opportunities were limited, and everyone around me was shifting focus to software and coding. The pressure to follow the crowd was intense. While I initially resisted, I eventually gave in, started learning coding, and gradually found my footing. It wasn’t easy, but it turned out to be a pivotal decision for my career. Here’s what I’ve learned about peer pressure: - It’s not always bad: Sometimes, it pushes you out of your comfort zone and helps you explore new possibilities. - But it’s not always right either: Following the crowd blindly can steer you away from what you truly love. The key is to filter the noise, focus on what aligns with your goals, and take decisions that work for you—not just because “everyone else is doing it.” What’s your story of dealing with peer pressure? Let’s hear it in the comments!

"🔥 Are you curious about the role of an Application Engineer? 🤔 Look no further! 🚀 In this must-watch video, we dive into the intricate world of Application Engineering to uncover its challenges, benefits, and opportunities. 💡 Whether you're interested in pursuing a career in this field or simply want to expand your knowledge, this comprehensive guide has got you covered. 👍 Gain valuable insights and tips from our experts and learn about the skills and tools required for success. 💻 Plus, stay ahead of the game by discovering the future of Application Engineering. 🚀 Don't forget to like and share this video with anyone who might find it helpful. Let's decode the complexities of this role together! 💪 #ApplicationEngineer #EngineeringCareer #JobOverview #CareerGuide 🔥 Want more career tips and insights? Check out our playlists on Interview Questions and Improvement at Work! 🎬 🔗 Ready to take the next step? Connect with us on our website or LinkedIn to explore job opportunities or hiring needs. 🤝 Let's collaborate and grow together! 💼 👀 Have you watched the video? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below. We would love to hear from you! 🗣️ Let's have a discussion and learn from each other. 🤝 #ApplicationEngineering #CareerGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment 🚀"

As you advance in your software engineering career, one skill becomes increasingly vital: "Communication" 🙌 Areas where communication is vital: + Team Collaboration + Stakeholder Management + Cross-Functional Coordination + Conflict Resolution + Vision and Strategy Communication is not just about talking or writing! It's about ensuring that the right message is delivered, understood, and acted upon 💯 --- Follow Rehan Sattar, for more content on tech and engineering 😊  

11 career mistakes as a Software Engineer: 0. Not understanding the business 1. Ignoring soft skills 2. Being defensive 3. Stagnating 4. Playing a hero 5. Working in isolation 6. Not finishing things 7. Being the bottleneck 8. Not planning your career 9. Expecting the company to care 10. Not focusing on communication What did I miss? ♻️ Repost if you agree. And follow Miko Pawlikowski 🎙️for more.

I'm expanding upon my post from last week on "Four Thousand Weeks" by Oliver Burkeman. In my inaugural software engineer job hunt, I'm getting a lot of flashbacks to how it felt breaking into the film industry 11 years ago. Breaking into an industry doesn't feel like fun until you actually land the job, but it's definitely possible and I keep reminding myself that. The three principles of patience that Burkeman highlights have helped me keep my confidence going in this search: 1. Develop a taste for having problems. 2. Embrace radical incrementalism. 3. Originality lies on the far side of unoriginality. I'll also add one myself: Interrupt the monotony. To avoid writing a book of a post (and practice incrementalism), I'll elaborate on these three principles in subsequent posts. #TimeManagement #FourThousandWeeks #Patience