u/PracticalHospital328

Any suggestions for men's slides? Under 3000 if possible ;)

I got few days to relax and was planning to get a ps5 and play some games. Now the market so bad for ps5 that used ones going for 50k+ 🤦‍♂️

Any leads are appreciated. Thanks in advance

I got laid off by oracle on Mar 31 as with 30k others. Tbh I didn't think much about it. I was like cool, I have to lock in now.

Here's what I did, and this might help y'all to get out of this "between jobs" phase.

3-4 hours of dsa everyday. Neetcode mostly.

I learned the basics of AI engineering from scratch along with understanding of transformers and attention. 1-2 hours everyday for around a month and I had 2 projects to showcase after this. Learned using claude. Asked to make a 30 day plan and completed the plan accordingly.

Edit: System design from Hello interview helped. Spent like 2 hours on it everyday. And articles from bytebytego and substack as well.

Updated naukri daily. Put as an immediate joiner. Everyone says this but yeah it does help.

Apply at least 10 - 15 positions daily. Doesn't matter where; careers pages, workday, LinkedIn, wellfound, naukri, indeed etc. I found career pages the best to apply and naukri to get reached out.

Got reached out by around 20 recruiters only through LinkedIn. LinkedIn premium will help here. Some called and scheduled interviews as well.

Most of all I was curious to learn everyday. I was soaking in knowledge like a sponge. I get distracted every often by reading some system design articles too deep when not actually needed again, I'm no Saint.

I started giving interviews from early may till mid May. Interviews with 7 companies. Some I failed and ended up with 3 offers. I will be joining as an AI Engineer soon.

If you read all that, you gain respect++. Best luck if you are looking for a job.

Edit: (YOE: 2 Tech stack: java, springboot, go, python, oracle cloud)

TL;DR just keep applying bro good things will happen.

I have some 70 hr contacts rn. Should I make a sheet of it and make it public?

Edit: won't be sharing hr contacts as someone said it will be a breach of their privacy. I'll share their emails.

I got laid by oracle on Mar 31 as with 30k others. Tbh I didn't think much about it. I was like cool, I have to lock in now.

Here's what I did, and this might help y'all to get out of this "between jobs" phase.

3-4 hours of dsa everyday. Neetcode mostly.

I learned the basics of AI engineering from scratch along with understanding of transformers and attention. 1-2 hours everyday for around a month and I had 2 projects to showcase after this.

Updated naukri daily. Put as an immediate joiner. Everyone says this but yeah it does help.

Apply at least 10 - 15 positions daily. Doesn't matter where; careers pages, workday, LinkedIn, wellfound, naukri, indeed etc. I found career pages the best to apply and naukri to get reached out.

Got reached out by around 20 recruiters only through LinkedIn. LinkedIn premium will help here. Some called and scheduled interviews as well.

Most of all I was curious to learn everyday. I was soaking in knowledge like a sponge. I get distracted every often by reading some system design articles too deep when not actually needed again, I'm no Saint.

I started giving interviews from early may till mid May. Interviews with 7 companies. Some I failed and ended up with 3 offers. I will be joining as an AI Engineer soon.

If you read all that, you gain respect++. Best luck if you are looking for a job.

*TL;DR* just keep applying bro good things will happen.

I have some 70 hr contacts rn. Should I make a sheet of it and make it public?