
Tushar Barman
172 posts



@0xlelouch_ AI assisted interviews would be the way to interview in future. Already in pilot at many big-tech and top consulting. Candidates can use AI during interviews but I think most of them still would not be able to pass.






One of the craziest recruiter comp offers I’ve seen recently that too for a remote role. Hope my TA friends at @dualentry didn’t do a typo here 😅 If this is real, imagine what they’re paying Software Engineers… crazy times. $90M Series A from @lightspeedvp & @khoslaventures and now scaling teams in India. Good luck reviewing the applications @BenedictDohmen @santinestea 😁

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30 second explanation of the MemPalace by Milla Jovovich. By day she’s filming action movies, walking Miu Miu fashion shows, and being a mom. By night she’s coding. She’s the most creative, brilliant, and hilarious person I know. I’m honored to be working with her on this project… more to come.


Where is Anu Sharma rn ?? I don't see her tweets in my tl now




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I used to think campus placements were about merit. You work hard. You practice DSA. You clear the criteria. You perform well. You get selected. Sounds fair, right? It’s not. A “top” company visited our college. I prepared for months. I knew I was good enough. The eligibility was 7+ CGPA...I had that. 500 students shortlisted for the test. The test link was open for 48 hours. Same questions for everyone. Questions got shared everywhere. People finished a 90-min test in 15 minutes. Still, I told myself that its fine, interview will filter. After weeks, only 9 students were shortlisted. Random. People who were genuinely strong didn’t make it. Then interviews happened. I literally saw someone using a paid AI tool live during the interview. Every question → answer on screen. He got selected. That day I learned something brutal: Campus placements are not pure merit systems. There’s luck. Bias. Shortcuts. Leaks. Gaming the process. And it breaks you when effort ≠ outcome. But here’s the real lesson: Hard work is necessary. But hard work alone is not enough. The world rewards: Skill + Strategy + Awareness of how the game actually works. Some people win with shortcuts. But shortcuts don’t build competence. And real skill compounds. So I stopped saying: “I deserved that job.” Now I say: “I’ll become so strong that randomness can’t stop me.” Campus is one door. The internet is 1,000 doors. This wasn’t my rejection. This was my reality check.


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