My first job offer in programming, despite having no prior experience, comes from IBM!

I'm not really surprised that I landed the job, it's just that it was a little slower than planned. After all, I have an internship at Amazon, so as long as the details don't go wrong, it's only a matter of time before I land the job. However, because my algorithmic ability relative to my intern experience is a bit of garbage, so still took an algorithmic class before getting meta's offer. About the beginning of July, it, cast a wave of big factory's resume, the back is also able to get a few of the OA, the test questions and I read the face to face experience is not too bad, are some of the classic variations, but to the end of the surprisingly, only meta gave me an interview opportunity, I don't know why. I don't know why, but in the end, only meta gave me an interview. About the middle of the month, I received an email from HR, and she confirmed the follow-up interview time, VO, there is nothing to say, after all, meta is famous for its love of the original question, but I read a large wave of face-to-face experience, coupled with the number...

If it is not already in Ford work for two months, I can not believe that I really Arts and Sciences to code ashore, to know that before reading these codes with the same as the book of God, the original pure liberal arts majors simply a headache, and even feel that the code to turn this is really very difficult for themselves, I really do the right choice? Did I really make the right choice? I've increased the sunk cost again… As a result, I really became that impossible existence, and it all started from drillinsight. I majored in Sociology at UMich, and after three years of living in the US, I really liked the atmosphere and planned to stay in the US. As a result, when you look for a job and submit a resume, you will find that your specialty is not too restricted. First of all, the policy restriction, non-stem majors only have one year to look for a job and find a company that provides a sponsor, not to mention, secondly, you also have to successfully draw the h1b, which is one in a million how can it be accomplished in one year's time, not...

When I successfully landed Lululemon's SDE in the U.S. in another way! I have to say that Drillinsight really helped me solve the big problem, allowing me to give up FAANG and find another way to survive! If you are looking for a job in the U.S., your usual way of thinking is to go straight to the big companies, Google, Amazon, etc., and then start the traditional interview process, prepare algorithmic questions, brush up on LeetCode, and then wait for the screening. All are exactly the same process, I feel that this road is too competitive, and very often, the interview process and the final result does not depend entirely on the level of their own ability, but depends on the interviewer's preference, resume matching degree and other factors. Luckily, I chose the “other way” strategy, because I knew clearly that my ability was not suitable for FAANG, so I paid more attention to some companies with great company culture and provide room for growth, and after I learned about the company culture, I found that I liked it so much, and they also had SDE positions, which made me very excited. So I applied for the SDE position,...