Mohan

One thing I noticed was that other candidates were being asked academic subject questions like Microprocessor, Microcontroller, Turing Machine, DFA, NFA, etc., even for development-focused profiles. Overall, disappointing experience. WTF is going on in interviews 😐 6/n

During the SQL query itself, the MR said, “We are done from our side, you can leave,” while I was still writing. Then in HR round: Relocation Rotational shifts Finally told me I was downgraded from Prime to Ninja 🥲🤧 and asked if I was okay with it. 5/n

Had my TCS Prime interview yesterday (Pune Region) honestly it was one of the most stressful interview experiences I’ve had. It started with a naming conflict issue in my application (not matching Aadhaar), which got resolved first. 1/n

@shrav_10 😭

@Mohan_2502 Bruh! 😭😭😭

The gc no one manifested - created by our teacher 😭💀

@Divyansh91565 Haven't given mine yet, still prepping! Wish me luck 🙃

How many of you gave TCS NQT this year? How was your exam?

@Divyansh91565 Recently PL mein maine Haikyuu 3-4 din mein binge kar liya, soch ke ki jaldi khatam karke padhai start karunga.Or at the same time feel like i was wasting time LOL😆

There was a time when I could watch 20 anime episodes in a day without thinking twice. Now even watching one episode feels like I've earned it lol… like I did something productive. Funny how time changes your priorities without asking.

@Mishi_2210 127 just double the number add 1 to it thats it.

@Mishi_2210 Its number 9 😎

Opened GitHub today and saw multiple accounts with the bio: “Give me stars to my repositories and back to your repositories.” Bro this isn’t Insta follow-for-follow 😭

@_adityaa21 Most of the questions were asked in my last interview 🙃

After 10+ frontend interviews, I realized companies expect you to deeply understand a few core topics. If you truly master these 20 concepts, you’ll clear most frontend interviews. JavaScript (Core Fundamentals): 1. Closures & Lexical Scope 2. Event Loop & Asynchronous JavaScript 3. Promises, Async/Await 4. Hoisting, Execution Context & this 5. Prototypes & Prototype Inheritance React (Core Concepts): 6. useState & useEffect in depth: 7. Context API & useContext 8. Building Custom Hooks 9. Component Lifecycle (mount, update, unmount) 10. State Management (Redux / Zustand) Performance & Optimization: 11. Code Splitting & Lazy Loading : 12. Memoization (useMemo, useCallback, React.memo) 13. Virtual DOM & Reconciliation 14. Bundle Size Optimization 15. Web Vitals & Frontend Performance Must-Know Web Concepts: 16. Event Delegation & Event Bubbling 17. Debouncing vs Throttling 18. Error Boundaries & Error Handling 19. Browser Storage (localStorage, sessionStorage) 20. REST APIs & HTTP Methods Most candidates try to learn 100+ topics, But interviewers usually test these fundamentals deeply. Master these → your chances of clearing frontend interviews increase drastically.

Drop your answers 👇 -const nums=[1,2,3]; const res=nums.map(num=>{ num*2 }); console.log(res); -console.log(typeof null); -console.log([1,2,3] === [1,2,3]); -console.log("5" - 2); -console.log("5" + 2); -console.log(1 && "Hello"); console.log(a); let a = 10;

@shrav_10 Sugoi ne!

@Mohan_2502 Japan based startup mai kaam karti hu unka laptop hai

GM Chat We work from home today! Just me and my laptop 💁🏻‍♀️

@Aruu2578 Same 😂

Career update (Without applying😭)

Best explanation of pressure 🫡

Sometimes you do everything right and still don’t get the result you hoped for. Gave the Deloitte NLA my absolute best. Got the result today - not shortlisted. ngl, this hurts😭 Prepared seriously for this and really wanted it to work out.