EdVerb

Cheers to Team Edverb, IEEE-RGIT and all the students of our Training Programme on Computer Vision With ESP-32 on completing this 6 week programme seamlessly.
This event being the first hybrid (online/offline) event we conducted as an education company, is a milestone for us🥰🥰
The programme turned out to be very fruitful for our students as well as for us and we LOVE the positive feedback that we have received ❤️❤️
To many more! 🥂

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As much as one has experience with data structures and algorithms, competitive coding, etc. I would strongly suggest everyone to work on projects constantly as well.

Learnt a data structure? That's nice but try to make a project using it!

You might fail, you might face obstacles, but facing those obstacles is what improves an engineer's skills. You would be able to apply your skills better in a fast paced environment!

Application is key, you can crack interviews by constantly solving hackerrank/codechef challenges but the key is to actually be able to do the job you interviewed for(as most jobs take interviews through leetcode), and projects help with that a lot.

Try using frameworks and technologies that can help you create something that can solve a problem. I'm not asking you at all to stop competitive programming, I'm just asking you to prioritise building projects as well.

Who knows, you might not even need to interview for a job, while building portfolio projects you might even build the next big thing that you convert into a business!

That is what engineering is, constantly building solutions to real world problems.

Recruitment interviews are wild this year💀

Merge conflicts, merge conflicts everywhere😔