u/GuaranteeBright420

Still in my final year and placement season is honestly stressful. Everyone around me is either panicking or pretending they're not.

Came across Hexa Solutions and decided to try their Junior Engineer program before campus placements even begin. Figured getting a head start wouldn't hurt.

The resume part was something I didn't expect to be this useful. They don't give you one generic template - it's tailored for each application depending on the role. That alone changed how I was presenting myself on paper.

The AI recommended jobs actually match what you're building towards, not random listings. And the interview feedback sessions hit different when someone actually tells you specifically what you're doing wrong instead of just rejecting you silently.

Still ongoing but already feels like the right move before placements. Just thought I'd share since most people figure this out way too late.