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Many people feel confused and curious about what all perks might be offered by FAANG companies. Sometimes we feel are these companies overrated? To help you in this, clear your doubts and answer your queries, to make it easy for you to take decisions and motivate you in working hard, to keep going. Do watch it.. Hope it helps. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. #job #microsoft #faang #perks #benefits #motivation LinkedIn Guide to Creating https://lnkd.in/gqCrm7de

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What are the top-paying / best engineering companies in #Hyderabad? - Google - Amazon - Microsoft - Uber - Salesforce - Qualcomm - Apple - Deliveroo - JP morgan - Nvidia - Servicenow - D.E shaw - Arcesium - Oracle - Zeta - Compass - Paypal - Oyo - Oppo - Indeed - Techmojo - NCR More - Altair - Celigo - Splunk - Turvo - Fanatics - Rudder Share the company you are working in? The only way $ in Hyderabad is gonna improve when there are more unicorn 🦄 startups establish here

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The SDE-2/SDE-3 position in some companies is just like SDE-1, so don't be too surprised. Don't make them gods of tech who are SDE-2/SDE-3 in these companies. They are not gods, they are just like you. PS: Even the compensation is just like to SDE-1. #AsheeshTalks #linkedin #SDE2 #SDE3

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Sharing the list of FREE resources I used to transition from TCS to Intuit 🚀 I have been asked many times about the resources I referred to for preparation. So, here it is.👇 𝐅𝐨𝐫 𝐃𝐒𝐀 👉 I used GeeksforGeeks to consistently solve problems everyday for 2-4 hours after work hours. 👉 Applying filters on the topic and top companies list helped. 👉 I did not have takeUforward during my time, but you have Raj Vikramaditya. So, you can refer to Striver’s SDE sheet for preparation. 𝐅𝐨𝐫 𝐒𝐲𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐦 𝐃𝐞𝐬𝐢𝐠𝐧 👉 System Design Interview book by Alex Xu 👉 Gaurav Sen’s playlist 𝐅𝐨𝐫 𝐉𝐚𝐯𝐚, 𝐒𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐁𝐨𝐨𝐭 👉 Wanna read? - javatpoint.com 👉 Binge watcher? - Navin Reddy’s Youtube channel - TELUSKO 𝐅𝐨𝐫 𝐜𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐬𝐮𝐛𝐣𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐬 Sometimes, companies also ask questions on OOPS, SQL, OS and Networking. I had watched Ravindrababu Ravula sir’s videos during my college days and prepared notes. So, I used to revise them before every interview. And last but the most important thing - keep going. Stay consistent.. Lage raho, manzil mil hi jaegi.. 🙌 Do follow Akanksha Buchke for hirings, referrals, interview preparation content and please mention in the comments any other resource you found helpful. PS~ Join this group for all tech content (DSA, coding, System Design - interview preparation and resources) - https://lnkd.in/gUw9-G_u #interviewresources #interviewexperience #interviewpreparation #interviewtips #softwareengineer #softwaredeveloper #referral #intuit #jobswitch #networking #connections #reach #linkedin #linkedincommunity #akankshabuchke

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Amazon is hiring Software Engineers. Sharing the list of most asked DSA questions in Amazon Check out the list of 20 questions you must solve before your DSA interview 1. Two Sum (Easy) 2. Merge Two Sorted Lists (Easy) 3. Best Time to Buy and Sell Stock (Easy) 4. Flood Fill (Easy) 5. Number of Islands (Medium) 6. Rotting Oranges (Medium) 7. LRU Cache (Medium) 8. Copy List with Random Pointer (Medium) 9. Word Break (Medium) 10. Group Anagrams (Medium) 11. Merge Intervals (Medium) 12. 3 Sum (Medium) 13. Longest Palindromic Substring (Medium) 14. All Nodes Distance K in Binary Tree (Medium) 15. Shortest Path in Binary Matrix (Medium) 16. Merge k Sorted Lists (Hard) 17. Trapping Rain Water (Hard) 18. Frog Jump (Hard) 19. Sliding Window Maximum (Hard) 20. Word Search II (Hard) Apply here :- 1+ years - https://lnkd.in/gsshGQiu https://lnkd.in/gKk-SzwK 3+ years - https://lnkd.in/gCmKR4kw https://lnkd.in/gYuYfdwM 5+ years - https://lnkd.in/gx-Z4mE9 6+ years - https://lnkd.in/gBwuWPS8 Hope this helps. Do let me know in the comments if you need a similar list for system design interview questions. You can follow Akanksha Buchke to stay updated with the latest hirings, referrals, DSA and system design content. #amazoninterviewquestions #amazon #faang #interviewexperience #hiring #jobs #akankshabuchke #connections

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Hello Everyone, Recently, I have started reading LLD - Head First Design Pattern - Edition 2 I'll be sharing my learning on daily basis here please feel free to checkout my GitHub repo : https://lnkd.in/dtRMMUtG Today i have covered Singleton Pattern which we often use in our projects. Singleton patterns is the easiest pattern in Whole OO in my opinion but's is very powerful why let's say when you want to create a single object that should be used throughout the application @ that time one pattern which  comes into mind is Singleton pattern. Example: 1) we want to create a DB connection which will remain constant throughout the application we can use Singleton pattern to get the object which will be singleton in nature and will hold the connection related configurations. 2) Another classical example would be logging object let's say we have our internal Logging system using which we'll print the logs @ that time also we can use Singleton Pattern to create a single instance of Logging class and that can be used throughout the application.

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BookMyShow's platform crashed today during the Coldplay India 2025 ticket sale 🚨 This highlights a major issue many companies face—managing high concurrency during sudden traffic surges. As developers, it's crucial we focus on building robust, scalable systems to handle such spikes and avoid crashes. Here are key areas we need to focus on to future-proof our platforms: 1. Scalable Infrastructure: Utilize cloud-based auto-scaling to manage traffic fluctuations seamlessly. 2. Load Balancing: Implement tools like Nginx or AWS ELB to distribute traffic evenly across servers. 3. Distributed Systems: Shift to microservices architecture for flexible, independent scalability. 4. Caching: Leverage Redis or CDNs to reduce server load by caching frequent requests. 5. API Rate Limiting: Implement rate limiting to cap API requests and prevent overload. 6. Load Testing: Regularly simulate high-concurrency scenarios using tools like JMeter. In a world where millions of users can flood your platform at any moment, building for scale is non-negotiable. Let’s start preparing today to avoid future meltdowns. #BookMyShow #Zomato #Paytm #JavaScriptMastery #freeCodeCamp #WebDevelopment #Cloud #ScalableSystems #TechTalk

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Hello Everyone, Recently, I have started reading LLD - Head First Design Pattern - Edition 2 I'll be sharing my learning on daily basis here please feel free to checkout my GitHub repo : https://lnkd.in/dxwuhH7j Today i have covered Factory Pattern which we often use in our projects. Simple Factory Pattern Standard Factory Pattern Abstract Factory Pattern We use this patterns all the time and still we don't know about this patterns Abstract Factory Pattern -> It's a Factory of Factory Standard Factory Pattern -> We create one Factory class and from there try to create object. Simple Factory Pattern -> This one is like checking in code itself if(classa instanceOf classA) return new classA();

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Swiggy eyes up to $12.7 billion valuation for mega $1.4 billion-plus IPO; launch likely in early November (caution: 70% is going to bank accounts of existing investing only 30% is going into business development)

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Hi everyone,   🚀 Decoding Kafka — The Mystery 🚀   💡 Ever wondered how real-time tracking works on apps like Zomato or Uber? Imagine placing an order on Zomato and seeing the live location of your delivery agent, updating every few seconds. Or booking a cab on Uber and having various services like fare adjustments and analytics running in real-time. This seamless experience is powered by Kafka, ensuring that high volumes of data are processed efficiently and in real-time.   🔍 In my latest blog, I dive into: What Kafka is and where it’s being used. How Kafka integrates into our daily lives. Learning Kafka with real-world problem statements and examples. Kafka's robust architecture. Understanding Consumer Groups and Kafka's dual role as a Queue and Pub/Sub system.   🔗 Ready to dive deeper? Check out my full blog here: https://lnkd.in/geTGEKBh   Happy learning! 😊   #Kafka #DataStreaming #RealTimeData #TechBlog #SoftwareEngineering #TechInnovation #LearningJourney 

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CAT exam has seen 30% more registrations this year, 3.3 Lakh applicants for CAT in 2023, whereas in 2022 it was just 2.55 Lakh. The tech fresher job market has been hard hit by recession and the number of job cuts , there are multiple scenarios : - Wipro and Infosys - No Campus Hiring this year. Large chunk of students who earlier got placed in service based companies and were satisfied are still in the job market. - Reduced PPOs and Hiring numbers by Big Tech : This has been the trend this year and the hiring numbers are significantly lesser. - Startups are getting cheap talent and no funding season : This also has worsen the situation. At this point , even the top IITs , NITs and premium college students are suffering , what should be done and how it should be taken ahead is a question, I have discussed the entire situation in a video , the link to which is here : https://lnkd.in/gE8E_cei Do share it with your friends and help them understand the scenario.

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#Intel mass layoffs over 15,000 employees. When a company like Intel lays off over 15,000 employees, Many stories are shared online. But many others remain unheard. Consider: - Someone who lost their job but didn’t share it publicly. - Someone whose story is overshadowed by others. - Someone who received little or no severance pay, struggling to make ends meet. - Someone too afraid to speak out, worried about future job prospects. - Someone who can’t afford to support their family anymore. - Someone who now faces the challenge of explaining their situation to loved ones. - Someone who feels isolated because they don’t know where to turn for help. These silent layoffs are just as real and challenging. These people need our support and understanding, even if their voices aren’t as loud. Let's remember to reach out to those who might be quietly struggling. #intel #layoffs #jobs2024 #job #interview #hiring #hr #manager

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2 years 5 months since I joined Intuit. But before joining Intuit, I faced countless rejections—startups, mid-sized companies, even some big names. Each "no" felt tough, but those experiences taught me a lot about what tech companies are really looking for. Here’s what I learned along the way: • It’s Not Just About Getting the Right Answer Companies care as much about *how* you reach a solution as the solution itself. Walk them through your thought process and showcase your approach. • Low-Level Design Needs Detail When working on LLD problems, go beyond the basics. Address edge cases, include unit test coverage, and keep the folder structure clean and organized. • Stay Current with Industry Standards The interview process constantly changes. Adapting to new patterns and focusing on real-world problem-solving is essential to stand out. Every rejection brought me closer to finally landing my role at Intuit. If you’re navigating a similar path, know that persistence and learning from each setback is key. You can also connect with SDE mentors who’ve cracked it. They can help you with interview prep, create a personalized roadmap, and provide mock interviews. Book a FREE session here to start: https://lnkd.in/gDcw74-Z 🚀 They have helped 500+ people secure their dream placement and I’m sure, you can be the next🌟 #CareerJourney #Intuit #TechInterviews #Collab #PreplacedCollab #CareerAdvice

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Which all metrics needs to be monitored for restful webservices? 1. Response Time: Measure the time taken to process incoming requests and generate responses. Monitor average response time, percentiles (e.g., 90th, 95th, 99th), and trends over time to identify performance issues and bottlenecks. 2. Throughput: Monitor the rate of incoming requests and processed responses. Measure request and response rates per second or minute to understand traffic patterns, peak loads, and capacity utilization. 3. Error Rate: Track the percentage of requests that result in errors or failures. Monitor HTTP status codes (e.g., 4xx, 5xx) and error responses to identify issues such as client errors, server errors, or network issues. 4. Availability: Monitor the uptime and availability of the web service. Track service availability over time and calculate uptime percentage to ensure that the service meets reliability requirements and SLAs. 5. Latency: Measure network latency between clients and the web service endpoints. Monitor round-trip latency, DNS lookup time, TCP connection time, and time to first byte (TTFB) to identify network-related issues and optimize performance. 6. Concurrency: Monitor the level of concurrency or concurrent connections to the web service. Track the number of active connections, connection pool usage, and queue length to ensure that the service can handle concurrent requests efficiently. 7. Cache Hit Ratio: If caching is implemented, monitor the cache hit ratio to assess the effectiveness of caching strategies. Track the percentage of requests served from the cache versus the origin server to optimize cache performance and reduce response times. 8. API Usage Metrics: Monitor usage patterns and trends of API endpoints. Track the frequency of API calls, resource usage (e.g., CPU, memory), and API usage quotas to understand usage patterns and plan for capacity scaling. 9. Security Metrics: Monitor security-related metrics such as authentication failures, unauthorized access attempts, and anomalous behavior. Track security events, audit logs, and compliance metrics to ensure data protection and regulatory compliance. 10. Dependencies: Monitor dependencies and third-party integrations used by the web service. Track availability, latency, and error rates of external services, databases, and APIs to identify dependencies that may impact service reliability or performance. CONCLUSION:- By monitoring above mentioned metrics, issues can be detected, performance can be optimized, and ensure the reliability and availability of their RESTful web services. Some common tools available for monitoring these restful api are available like Prometheus , Grafana and many other. #backendEnineering #apis #systemdesign

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The shift to a new office space of Sattva, is a 15-minute drive from the airport, and costs less than a third of its present rent at the World Trade Centre Amazon #nifty good idea to buy puts on Bridge Enterprises if their largest rent payer is moving out. They still have high debt with RERA in and office space REIT yet to dumped in public markets. cash flows might take a hit in earnings report the relocation is expected to be completed by April 2026. Cashflows might not show weakness in near term but markets will price this in stock price

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Few people join as a SDE-1 and within a span of ~7 years, they promote to a very senior level(L6 equivalent to Staff Role) in a company whereas same achievement is hard to realize when you're switching companies. So, what makes these employees so special? A few points: - They joined these companies as SDE-1 - Implemented projects end to end - very pro-active in all things: reviews/discussions/coding. - highly biased for taking actions (critical skillset for growth) - were lucky enough to some extent in getting good projects - were hard working enough to find optimizations & propose as new projects in the product - filled with lots of motivation & drive: showing true ownership at the deepest level one could possibly imagine Staying in a company helps you build context over the years, which the lateral hires within few months might or might not be able to grasp. This post is just a reminder: Switching would probably make money but staying in a company with a little bit of luck can do wonders(both money & role). PS: I did 2 switches in my career and I can relate with this post.

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Ever thought how apps like Swiggy handle millions of order requests every second? 🤔 If you’re preparing for System Design interviews, here’s the guide you need to prepare like a pro. 👇 Ace your System Design interviews with this doc from Bosscoder Academy 💪 Check their programs here: https://bit.ly/3MGzMAg You too can switch careers with their help. Get feedback, regular mock sessions along with: ✅ Structured curriculum in DSA, System Design, and Full stack development. ✅ To be a part of a Like-Minded Community and network for a lifetime. ✅ Personal Mentorship from industry experts.

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An interviewer from a service-based company once told me, "You’re not an ideal fit for our company." And he was right. Landing a job at Amazon as an SDE is a dream come true for many of us, isn’t it? But most of us struggle and among them, only 2 % make it to the interview. But switching from a service based company to a product one comes with countless rejections. And it can shake your confidence. I found myself in a similar situation, being told I wasn’t a good fit for a company. That day, I made a resolution. I worked day and night, trying out multiple resources. But it took me a long time to find the right content on every topic. The content on the internet is oversaturated. The key is to follow a strategy that suits you with a structured curriculum. Then I followed countless YouTube videos for the right strategy for optimizing my LinkedIn. However, it wasted a significant amount of time for me to land my dream job. While I won’t be sharing my strategy here, I would suggest checking out Bosscoder Academy for its valuable content if you dont want to waste your time finding the right content. Check here: https://lnkd.in/gxM_7Cie They can help you with → ✅ Structured programs for DSA, System Design, and Full Stack Development. ✅ Personal mentorship from industry veterans. ✅ Live classes and 24/7 doubt support. ✅ Real-life, relevant projects with Placement Assistance.

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SDE & SDE-2 at Amazon was no easy feat😕 The biggest challenge? The intense preparation. Everyone I spoke to, from seasoned engineers to interns, all agreed - Amazon and other tech giant's interview bar is high. It's enough to make anyone question their abilities. With this, my initial excitement quickly turned into self-doubt. But through months of preparations with consistency (because without it you can't prepare) I cracked Amazon. The journey was not simple and easy with a full-time job. However, I scheduled a few hours after work for preparation—working on coding challenges and whiteboard sessions daily. I focused on areas that aligned with my target role, like development and system design. Connecting with professionals working for the same role, gave me invaluable insights into the interview process and company culture. At last Every. Single. Second. Was. Worth. It. I know many working professionals face the challenge of finding time to prepare for interviews. Platforms like Tutort Academy specialize in upskilling and providing hands-on experience, making it easier for working professionals like you to prepare for upcoming interviews. Explore more-https://bit.ly/3V9JfDZ Up till now, they have helped 1250+ professionals successfully land a job at their dream companies like Google, Microsoft, Walmart, Amazon, JP Morgan, and more by providing, the right career guidance that includes- --100% Live Interactive sessions --1:1 Personalized Mentorship from MAANG mentors --Mock Interviews, Resume sessions, LinkedIn profile Optimization, and more. So, go out there, conquer those interviews, and achieve your goals! #sdeinterview #techcareer #tutortacademy #amazon

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