mds101

Hi guys,

I have an interview scheduled in a week or so. Normally I generally decline interviews if they are the DS and Algorithms type (for a variety of reasons, none of which I wish to go into here). As such my 'leetcode game' is pretty week. However I now have a pretty interesting opportunity, which unfortunately necessitates a leetcode style interview.

Is there a good refresher course on Youtube/Udemy/any other site, which could quickly get me back to the point where I can start working on leetcode problems?

I'm primarily interested in the DS like trees and graphs, and algorithms surrounding them, since this is something I've never really paid much attention to.

Hi HN,

This is a question mostly for first level recruiters/HR.

I've been job hunting recently, and while my resume (which is currently a list of companies I've worked for, the work duration, and the tech I've worked on), seems to get responses within India, the same resume when sent out to most European companies has so far gotten me only two call backs from about 300 applications.

So I'd like to know, when you receive a bunch of resumes, what makes you decide whom to call up and talk to?

I'm a full stack Javascript developer with experience in React, ESNext, Node, Postgres, Mongo, Express, Electron, microservices, RMQ and GraphQL (amongst others). If there is anything specific about the tech I am experienced in that you would like to see in the resume, do let me know that also.

Thanks