SW Engineering Interview: you have 2 minutes to build a rocket that can fly to the furthest galaxy via blackholes while spending the least amount of fuel and oxygen for the passengers Job: change the colour of the background of VS Code.
This exact question was asked in Samsung R&D coding interview. Travel through galaxies using blackholes and discover the galaxy that has life. The answer: Dijkstra's algorithm
The easiest and fastest way to get into these big companies (or any company) is always connections. If you weren't aware of it, you'd be surprise how thick the iceberg of connections is when you look inside a company. So reach out to people you know that may or may not have an opportunity lying for you
@@93hothead i had two guys one is my friend, other is not but my friend is as good as other guy then yes i would choose my friend, but if he is dump af then no
@@93hothead Yes but that's just unfortunately how the world works. If you have to choose between hiring a close family member/friend vs a complete stranger and both of them seem decently capable of pulling off the job, you'd choose the former.
I am close to finishing my Associate degree from a local tech school in software dev. This video reminds me so much of the resilience mentorship I had with Microsoft when I started. It's almost nostalgic, and heartwarming to see the whole company embraces the growth mindset they were teaching. The imposter syndrome is hitting hard as I start my job search and get interview experience - I really needed this reminder. ♥ Changing careers is hard!
Hello! I am also studying an associate degree in a local school of my country. They even have internship positions with Microsoft (I can't access to them because they're available in other city). I just wanted to ask you if there's a possibility to get hired just by having an associate degree, because I always see positions for more advanced degrees on their careers page.
I could never land a job like this, but I figured all one had to do was tell'em you hate consumer choice, love Bing, the Cloud and want to inject them into every facet of Windows. Maybe toss in that you've always wanted to make Teams a bootable OS.
making Teams a bootable OS would be a dream for them. That plus a 250 dollar netbook that can challenge Chromebook's dominance in k12. They want a larger piece of that huge pie.
Teams 20 years. Until Indians start treating American women with less contempt they aren’t hiring shit. Find another company from which to send money to your mom in India.
I've been in the tech industry as software engineer for 20+ years. Anyone that asks leetcode is lazy and doesn't know how to find good engineers. In the past, when I interview people, I focus on problem solving. I give them an example of the type of problems they will be asked to solve and the candidate to talk through it.
I'm much younger than you but I think for a giant like Microsoft does need to test leetcode. Of course it's not practical but it does help filter out the slow thinkers. People with high IQ can adopt and use any technology very quickly.
@@taibui8038 IQ number is a myth. It was developed to make school children join schools to continue their education back then. IQ never tells how intelligent you are. We have been living a lie. You can search on it. I came to know this from Carol Dweck book Mindset.
@@taibui8038Leetcode shouldn't be a thing period in any giant companies. If you have a high IQ (you don't from reading that comment) then you know Leetcode is available to the world meaning anyone can access it. So, I can make a company and brainwash young minded students like you lol to practice leetcode problems everyday just to pay them in minimum wage better than working at a fast-food industry. When a interview is ready, my students are prepared and passed the interview. In return, I want 25% of their Microsoft salary and the company secrets 🤌 But they're exactly companies does this today... Like communism countries... So... Leetcode shouldn't exist and it's just going to get worse each year for CS students and unversity/college... Most high IQ people will find a way to make serious money from making a software or a product so they're can retired early in life than being in a dead end job. They'll only need a good idea, concept, and most importantly time...
hi bro i have a question -how much money you make in a month. that would be very beneficial for me, cuz i'm freshman in cs, what do u suggest for me, thanks))
lol we programmed a sudoku solver in college but you can bet your ass that I would not be able to solve that one in an hour, even a day sounds hard. And I write this while I was just promoted to lead developer lmao
@@randomname6444I would just try till I run out of time. I think the only way to pass leetcode question is to have a mastery of the langanguage at and common Search algorithms. You might even need to build a Graph and search it.
that's exactly what the companies want, you to have little excuse to leave and to love the company. Best believe though that when the numbers don't add up they will lay you off in a jiffy.
Thank you for the great video! Recently I have been studying programming, I live in poor eastern EU country, so there is rrom to grow and this video is very inspiring, thank you!
Great and candid tips! I can't stress the importance of networking to land a role at Microsoft - it's probably the most effective unofficial way to get in.
I watched this video because it says it is not leetcode, but actually the people who got interviewed as software engineer are saying it is leetcode and it is leetcode seriously, this UA-camr is such a liar 😠
It's not perfecting LeetCode questions, but using those problems in an interview to showcase your problem solving skills, attention to detail, and attitude. They want to know how you think most of the time. It sucks, but it's the filter that the industry has chosen.
hyper specialization, the jobs in faang does not guarantee the best experience other than free food and some of those big corpo perks. Startup might be more fun for many people, but someone with mortgage and slaved to the bank might prefer to be corpo slave.
To get hired at Microsoft is easy, just be an Indian. There are so many teams and projects entirely staffed with Indians. As an Indian you have a very good chance that your manager is Indian too.
why every creator on UA-cam troling leetcode on thumbnails just for views how shameless everybody knows that how important the leetcode problems to tackling dsa interviews
Thumbnail: "It's not leetcode."
Everyone in the video: "So yeah I did the classic leetcode problems..."
Exactly what I was about to comment.... In short, grind leetcode and have some interview preparation as well.
@@daltemplaWhats leetcode?
@@compteheadlesscompteheadless platform to solve DSA questions
Pissed at the clickbait
SW Engineering Interview: you have 2 minutes to build a rocket that can fly to the furthest galaxy via blackholes while spending the least amount of fuel and oxygen for the passengers
Job: change the colour of the background of VS Code.
Thats literally what it is. I also got hired at microsoft after college, and the job is very basic shit. But the interviews were hard.
Thats really true bro @@Lens_lores
@@Lens_loresMicrosoft after clg ? Must be tier 1 clg !
@@Tushar_995 luck bro
This exact question was asked in Samsung R&D coding interview. Travel through galaxies using blackholes and discover the galaxy that has life.
The answer: Dijkstra's algorithm
You bring your own keyboard in. Alex brings his own monitor in. You aren't the same.
😂
The easiest and fastest way to get into these big companies (or any company) is always connections. If you weren't aware of it, you'd be surprise how thick the iceberg of connections is when you look inside a company. So reach out to people you know that may or may not have an opportunity lying for you
Correct me if im wrong but hiring people based on connections is bad isn’t it?
@@93hotheadtheoretically yes but that's just how the world works
@@93hothead i had two guys one is my friend, other is not but my friend is as good as other guy then yes i would choose my friend, but if he is dump af then no
@@93hothead Yes but that's just unfortunately how the world works. If you have to choose between hiring a close family member/friend vs a complete stranger and both of them seem decently capable of pulling off the job, you'd choose the former.
That doesn't apply to Tech company
step 1. be from india
Pro tip. Indians hire other indians
😂
🤣🤣
😂
Or any other type of Asians
I am close to finishing my Associate degree from a local tech school in software dev. This video reminds me so much of the resilience mentorship I had with Microsoft when I started. It's almost nostalgic, and heartwarming to see the whole company embraces the growth mindset they were teaching. The imposter syndrome is hitting hard as I start my job search and get interview experience - I really needed this reminder. ♥ Changing careers is hard!
Hello! I am also studying an associate degree in a local school of my country. They even have internship positions with Microsoft (I can't access to them because they're available in other city). I just wanted to ask you if there's a possibility to get hired just by having an associate degree, because I always see positions for more advanced degrees on their careers page.
create sudoku solver in an interview is VERY HARD! no way I can pass that
I'm literally searching for what is Sudoku, to begin with.
@@t6hp a very complicated board game
That's literally a project 😅
@@PulkitAgrawal1999 exactly! a project that needs a day to get finished unless you're super good.
LeetCode has a problem for that.
I could never land a job like this, but I figured all one had to do was tell'em you hate consumer choice, love Bing, the Cloud and want to inject them into every facet of Windows. Maybe toss in that you've always wanted to make Teams a bootable OS.
lmfaooo
making Teams a bootable OS would be a dream for them.
That plus a 250 dollar netbook that can challenge Chromebook's dominance in k12. They want a larger piece of that huge pie.
Teams 20 years. Until Indians start treating American women with less contempt they aren’t hiring shit. Find another company from which to send money to your mom in India.
I've been in the tech industry as software engineer for 20+ years. Anyone that asks leetcode is lazy and doesn't know how to find good engineers. In the past, when I interview people, I focus on problem solving. I give them an example of the type of problems they will be asked to solve and the candidate to talk through it.
I'm much younger than you but I think for a giant like Microsoft does need to test leetcode. Of course it's not practical but it does help filter out the slow thinkers. People with high IQ can adopt and use any technology very quickly.
@@taibui8038 IQ number is a myth. It was developed to make school children join schools to continue their education back then. IQ never tells how intelligent you are. We have been living a lie. You can search on it.
I came to know this from Carol Dweck book Mindset.
@@taibui8038Leetcode shouldn't be a thing period in any giant companies.
If you have a high IQ (you don't from reading that comment) then you know Leetcode is available to the world meaning anyone can access it. So, I can make a company and brainwash young minded students like you lol to practice leetcode problems everyday just to pay them in minimum wage better than working at a fast-food industry.
When a interview is ready, my students are prepared and passed the interview.
In return, I want 25% of their Microsoft salary and the company secrets 🤌
But they're exactly companies does this today... Like communism countries...
So... Leetcode shouldn't exist and it's just going to get worse each year for CS students and unversity/college...
Most high IQ people will find a way to make serious money from making a software or a product so they're can retired early in life than being in a dead end job.
They'll only need a good idea, concept, and most importantly time...
can they faster than chatgpt?@@taibui8038
hi bro i have a question -how much money you make in a month. that would be very beneficial for me, cuz i'm freshman in cs, what do u suggest for me, thanks))
@10:17 Namanh was definitely doing his best to hold it together there.
🤣🤣
😂 for sure! Tech life yayy haha
*her
and also i was looking for comments related to that statement and found it😂😂
lol we programmed a sudoku solver in college but you can bet your ass that I would not be able to solve that one in an hour, even a day sounds hard. And I write this while I was just promoted to lead developer lmao
i tried it a while back and gave up after like 40 minutes. it sounded easy enough but it really wasn't (for me) lol
@@randomname6444I would just try till I run out of time. I think the only way to pass leetcode question is to have a mastery of the langanguage at and common Search algorithms. You might even need to build a Graph and search it.
Alex starting monitors business very soon after he takes a monitor each day
that's exactly what the companies want, you to have little excuse to leave and to love the company. Best believe though that when the numbers don't add up they will lay you off in a jiffy.
*gets asked to program Sudoku solver in interview
Alex: Oh wow this is gonna be such fun! haha
Me: Guess I'll die
That guy was stealing a screen and managed to fake his way out of this interview
Most of what I heard was have a good mindset and stay focused thanks for sharing!
Thank you for the great video! Recently I have been studying programming, I live in poor eastern EU country, so there is rrom to grow and this video is very inspiring, thank you!
i love the content like in this interview, the question are straight into problem, keep up !!!
Great and candid tips! I can't stress the importance of networking to land a role at Microsoft - it's probably the most effective unofficial way to get in.
7:10 23 yrs thats kinda huge
Appreciate it
Can you do more cloud / solution architects interviews?
1:20&& MOST IMPORTANT (in my opinion)🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Oh I saw Sid here! Once he said, he is not doing jod in Microsoft. But he is still doing 🤔 kinda confused
I just quit my job and will spend 6 months to solve 300 leetcode questions this year to prepare for the Google interview!
I watched this video because it says it is not leetcode, but actually the people who got interviewed as software engineer are saying it is leetcode and it is leetcode seriously, this UA-camr is such a liar 😠
It's not perfecting LeetCode questions, but using those problems in an interview to showcase your problem solving skills, attention to detail, and attitude. They want to know how you think most of the time. It sucks, but it's the filter that the industry has chosen.
cant wait to see sam altman next time
I love these people, just running around with a fucking monitor xD
hyper specialization, the jobs in faang does not guarantee the best experience other than free food and some of those big corpo perks. Startup might be more fun for many people, but someone with mortgage and slaved to the bank might prefer to be corpo slave.
This was great, thanks 🧡
the info is like out of borders for whom, are willing to know... thanksalot brother
Microsoft is my favorite tech company. I would love to work there.
Sameee
Hey that guy said resigned i told in one of his video he is here again
So basically i need to grab a bunch of balls and I can get a job. I've been practicing this my whole life.
Spoiler: The guy with the monitor is actually an on-site support technician who is simply enjoying themselves 😂
Hey, that's me! Thanks for interviewing me, it was fun! To those wondering, I got hired here by grabbing life by the balls.
Oh what a way of not telling the real process
Why do the majority only have 2 years @ company?
It has never have been leetcode to get a job. They are looking for how you solve the problems and explained them what you did.
Rip sentence structure
i know that is seattle, i miss so much seattle, idk why but this video got me a little sad, nostalgia hittin hard rn ngl
it's not seattle, it is california
u sure? @@arhaanmoin4728
@@arhaanmoin4728 It definitely is Seattle. Microsoft HQ is there.
@@PedroGarcia-jx7ehmy dad is in the video, and he lives in san francisco
@@arhaanmoin4728 Hm that's weird. The guy said he's in Seattle HQ.
10:17 grab the balls…check ✅
0:00 why is bro carrying a tv 💀
shhh
Please interview some QA Engineers as well. We too exist 😭
No one cares about you😂
lmao "engineer"
@@Krapvag dude that clicks buttons in an app. "Engineer" 😂
Get a grip people, QA is super important to our work.
Great video! Did you end up watching a small light? (Ps from the live stream)
Easy. Work for OpenAI. Then wait for the ceo to get fired. Then Jerry McGuire the rest of
Do one for apple also!!
Did you shake that guy's upper arm as a greeting? Very awkward.
Hahaha focus on the content bruh
can you make a full video with mayuri how he get MS
Great video!
Thanks bro for these type of videos❤
Hello i wish to know if i can learn c language as a beginner on Code-academy or CS50?? Thanks
So basically
C++ == asians
C# == Indians
Python == Confused Sr Devs who wanna run startups
That guy who carries around that monitor lol
Grabbing balls! Major pause
So I’m still in school but I already know that I will be a software engineer. I hope i get into Microsoft some day 😅
Shout out to my boy Sid aka brown tech daddy 🤞🏾
Everyone (including me): I also want to live that dream Mr pool 😢
I like how most of them have iPhones and iWatches lol.
Yellow: hardware
Brown: software
White: admin
lol
So basically the coloreds have to do everything and white ones get to take credit
Mayuris advice felt the best
That's Microsoft SVC, not HQ, but love the video!
4:49 is his way of saying hes automating away his coworkers jobs
he is a technical account manager g
10:07 true
I'm cooked, I have a screening interview and I don't even do leetcode, I'm a Data Engineer with 2 years of experience 😂 gotta read a bit before 👀
Came early 🎉
let's goooooooo
homie worked there for 10 years and just got paid for nothing basically i love how economy works
These top companies are stressful af
Its dog vs dog. Anyone that gets hired there, will sell you out so fast if they were guaranteed to benefit from it
10:20 grab some balls lmfao
Sudoku solver! That sounds like a fun beginner exercise!
...well there goes my day of actual productivity! ~(￣▽￣)~
did you actually do it?
i tried the sudoku solver excercise a while back and gave up after about 40 minutes lol
@@randomname6444 Common man... its not that hard, it takes about 30 minutes if you are experiences enough.
@@laurentiumocacoca175 guess I'm not experienced enough then
Which advice would you give an individual who wants to go all out on Java? (Next Interview ☺)
the audio quality was so weird on this
mic was messed up, will be better next time !
So many Indians and Asians.
The one guy steals monitors every day and sells them on the side
Step 1: be Asian or from some part of Asia.
as a fellow indian in software engineering, im proud :)
he's my dad
like your name mate!
Let's grab some balls!
Why Azure logo is old one you need to keep new logo.
wow, just wasted 10mins that I will never get back, thanks
I couldn't and wouldn't want to work with these people.
?
Yeah, i get where are you coming from. Not everyone can work hard like asians
sick video, but please get a better mic
do not redeem job sars
lol
I Tried to learn python programming language since 2 years ago still not try to solve a basic problem so help me what to do?
1:00
Guys i just graduated in BCS( Software). Can anyone help my find an internship to get some experience Please i am going through severe stress
Good video, but there's a strong stereotype on it and I think it shows. It's just how society is
Have the bloodlines
Survivor Bias.
Step 2 don’t be born outside India
The first is a fellow youtuber
Isnt sid browntechdaddy?
Sid is youtuber
Key take aways:
grab balls and you'll do great
looks like ms. mayuri has waited her whole life just to speak few words to this you tuber lol:)
Geeks, bruv.
dropping me into more depression 😢
all that money and no drip
The imposter syndrom
To get hired at Microsoft is easy, just be an Indian.
There are so many teams and projects entirely staffed with Indians.
As an Indian you have a very good chance that your manager is Indian too.
why every creator on UA-cam troling leetcode on thumbnails just for views
how shameless
everybody knows that how important the leetcode problems to tackling dsa interviews
Get out there and grab some balls that are dropping!
Why are we talking about balls 🏀 so much 😂