#Am I Cooked? 400+ applications no offer. T15 CS and not intl
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ive gotten a couple oas and one phone screen but thats about it
i apply to local on indeed and the pittcs github
anything in the tech industry
Mostly tech companies or everywhere?
How was your OA? Did you pass all testcases?
everywhere man ðŸ˜
i got most in the summer before i took dsa so i bombed them. Ive been getting better now after grinding leetcode
damn. I thought T15 school would give some boosts in resume screening.
maybe my first research position is throwing them off since it was at the end of high school
Are you applying for first software engineering internship position?
wdym first
Do you got any previous industry xperience?
For Study Chrome Extension.
I cannot see what you actually implemented. Like describe little bit detail for functionality.
most i have is research
Okay...
Not bad
Do you want industry or academia experience
industry
Here's what you need to do:
Learn new skills as you go through school.
Apply to job postings online.
Most likely, you will get your job through the school.
Meet new people.
Milk connections.
Ask for referrals.
Grind Yeetcode
Also, your lack of experience, but nothing you can do there...
yea
preciate it
For him it's mostly true but for me, most likely from cold apply. My school career fair is subpar and T250.
it's stupid though that youre expected to have experience for an internship. Like how is someone going to get experience if internships aren't willing to hire someone that's just starting out.
typical 🤡 tech industry moment
Honestly fuck that
Big tech especially
So toxic
yeh, they just want free labor without saying it out loud.
In my interviews for some companies ask whether i have prior internship experience lol
For first internship application
take home interview is literally free labor.
That’s insanely thorough
And complex
For an interview
this has gotta be some company wanting you to work for free lol
the challenge is super specific
It is important to work without the source files is big red flag to me
Like I get that's normal for a project you deploy but them wanting it independently right now is just straight up free work
private repo is w/e worst case you just make it public
I think They only do this because the only people they end up hiring are the most desperate and will have more chance of retention. If you’ve done all of that to get a job, you’ll do the same amount of extra work to stay in a job. It’s toxic as hell
Agreed. I feel my school students who got their first internship during good market or being lucky to land high paying job despite lack of qualifications are out of touch for current market for first internship or new grad.