I have been through the same Journey. I too started as a Systems Engineer in TCS. I acquired this through campus placement. I knew I would never get shortlisted if I apply for Big Companies like Google, Microsoft etc., I dropped off, did M.Tech in IIT Dhanbad and got placed in Microsoft R&D. Will be completing 1 year this June with Microsoft. :-)
Microsoft didn't buy in a skilled techie they buy in a person who aims to improve himself learns, doesn't give up, fails and falls but gets up to learn to fight back and to dream big. After all the fake and negative stuff around. Time well spent watching this.
Hey Vikram If someone doing b.com and he want to go for Microsoft at off campus but he has no computer science degree so now what should he do and I see all job qualifications have bsc,btch and all science background so now how to apply as a b.com student?
This podcast was so inspiring almost got tears 😭 I have just started my it career as assistant system engineer trainee in tcs and I am also from non it cs branch and have lots of dream to fullfill before 34 . I am gonna fucking get it. Please bring more people like him
Just saw the whole video... Its really a mature video! Every word said by him is really practical and has come up from his heart. Keep posting such video bro...
"Success is not final; failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts." -Winston S. Churchill "Opportunities don't happen. You create them." -Chris Grosser sHi guys! Let me just share to you a short story. We own a cookie shop business in our college town. When we first started it, we just graduated college and were living in our car with very little direction, just a huge passion to be successful. I started it out of a local bagel shop in their off hours at night with my boyfriend, Bran. It was a crazy experience but it worked! We became a success! And how we have our first storefront location (a second one currently under construction but launching soon!) We started it to fund a year long backpacking trip around the world and to be successful while living the life of our dreams.
This is so genuinely true. Everybody who is not from tier -1 feel the same. He is honest and it's very motivational. Every word is relatable. Thanks man.
Hey I guess I'm also in the same path , 2 years left for my WASE course to complete , I'm staring to prepare myself for product based companies , hope 2 years later I will be in Google/MS
Thank you so much for this fantastic video.. here are some of my key takeaways - Value of self marketing - Practice coding on paper as well - Go deep into what you learn - Take every brick people throw at you and make yourself a strong foundation - Take baby steps but keep moving - Create short term goals - Make 1 page company specific and concise resume
Assign week to topic ..rather than switching everyday. Dive into every topic. Deed anger to motivation. Start early Have purpose Have plan Deal with mind at emotional lvl(motivation) Physical lvl (no. Of hrs u can sit)
It's never too late to start.. It's never to late to achieve ... Keep Hustling HARDDDD 🤟🤟🤟 Like this video for Vishal's amazing hustle Join Amazing FREE Masterclasses this weekends. 📱 Registration Link (For Below Masterclasses) - bit.ly/39SBKde 🔴 Design Facebook News Feed by Ex-Facebook Team Lead 🔴 Nashik To Credit Suisse, Live AMA Session 🔴 Essential Concept of Binary Search by Ex-Google Engineer 🔴 Design Uber Application by Ex-Facebook Team Lead 🔴 Dynamic Programming by Ex-Directi Engineer
@18:35 Not few people, quite a lot realize later in their life. Very few people cracks IIT/JEE from every batch and go to IIT's, FAANG. But glad you realized later and achieved it. All the best to you!
Thank you for giving hope to me . I'm also 25 years old and realised how much time I wasted in college.Till now I applied for more than 300 jobs but did not getting any response. Whole video was awesome and I felt like I'm at the place of this man, each and every words and emotion felt like was mine
OMG Seeing this interview feels like he is my male version, all words and feelings he shared so same I’m having. He is very true I recently gave code interview in Microsoft but couldn't clear.
I have screenshots of his medium article about his journey to Microsoft that I've saved last year in October. Being a recent ECE grad, I have similar goals for next 3-4 years.
Hi shashank I watched most your video from but this one is special for me as I'm same stage as vishal in tcs it gave me some boost to work for my dream company that i wish 🙏
Bro when I heard him saying "I got motivation when I was 25 years old. 25 years of life was gone!", I felt bad and good at the same time. Got really motivated. A much needed video for me at this point of my life. Big thanks!
Same thing I m thinking .. 25 passed ...I have already spent 6.5 yrs in service based company but dont know ..what to do ..its becoming tough day by day.
@@karthikp6473 go for it bro .. Enhance you skills as much as possible at early experience . letter its v difficult to crack the interview . now I am facing this situation already have 6.5 yrs exp
I have never seen such honest n practical answers.. really to the point not just bluffing. Actual me kya krna h vo bata diya .. baki sab to sirf upar se bata dete h.
Tons of Thanks...... related completely. For the first time I have listened to a podcast. At starting I felt it's a 40 min boring session, but what's there to do in this 40 mins.... ok let's listen instead of going on all non productive stuff. You people became a torch bearer for me....! Unknowingly tears rolled out....😭 Got confidence that these tears are the steps to happy tears🥲
The best, best and the only best video till now for a tier 3 grad with 2-4yrs exp in service based company, while dream is for best product based company👌thankx a lot bro to bring this video... Rarely we get this kind of videos in whole youtube
Honest, Superb and Natural discussion. Everything is straight forward and clear. Very useful and inspiring for service based employees who want to switch to product based companies.
All inf in vedio is genuine and whole journey of yours i understand fully & how to 1.SELF MOTIVATED 2.WORK HARD 3.HOW TO MANAGE TIME All stuffs Thank you bhaiya
I don't have any technical degree, ba passed out, learnt html css js node php mysql, working with an mnc at service desk, trying to change my domain, i m applying for the last 5 months, companies r looking for experienced, do companies consider non technical background candidates ?? Also i m 32 years old.
Best person till date who came at this channel. Since his domain was Android, so can you make 1 more video with him in which he can guide freshers who want to master this Android domain ? Like real executable steps and skills which we need to master and how ?
Awesome content for service based company employees! Can u please make a video for IT employees who work in support project and want to move in development project or switch to Product based company?
This is my 2 nd most favourite video of this channel........aap dono ko saath main dekh kar aisa lag rha tha ki itne mature log hum juniors ki help karne ke liye kitni help kar rhe ho.....
The only thing which changes is time..some have realised on time, some might be struggling now but at last, we all will land somewhere and the journey is what that matters..i think if we believe in reality, each and every one of us has to go through ups and downs and it is important to have ups and downs else we cannot learn anything..
i am sure he struggled,but lets not put these companies in pedestal. My friend is from a local company in hyderabad Non IIT,Non NIT, cracked Amazon,Wallmart,Microsoft. Microsoft couldn’t match Amazon's salary,now he is in Amazon. But i havn't seen him glorifying so much about it. Work hard and eventually you ll get it. What Elon Musk has achieved truly deserves praise !
Fun fact:- Tcs will motivate a basic avg normal employee to become aa gem 💎 and release them to there competitive companies. I started my career at tcs and i learned lots and lots of life matter than knowledge of Technologies.I resigned after 1.2 years without offer in hand. And now i am a data engineer in transunion company now i have jumped 5 steps aa head in my salary and my designation too....
Just sharing my personal views. The person who speaks in the video got a good project where he learnt a new tech and then that sort of helped him see a career path. This happens very rarely in service world. But 1 out of 100 people get the best projects and best onsite work. If you are the lucky one, it will kickstart your career. Rest 99 will have to slog and slog and slog until they find it. With companies its the chicken and egg problem. They want people with experience in tech, where as employees wants the company to give them work to gain that experience.
I think I should answer this. I did not get the dev project just like that. I got a android testing project and I came out of ODC saying won't work. After android project I was assigned ITIS project to which I said a NO. I was fooled by saying it is a dev project and was sent in an support project. I fought back and came out. I can't give all the details here but it was not that easy to get a project where I could learn.
@@vishalratna89 my comment was not meant to undermine ur achievements. I was just stating facts. I come from a place of years of experience. I have been a person who fought my way throughout my career to get decent projects with the new tech of that time. As I said, our hard work doesnt always guarantee the results. For some it clicks, for many they need to continue trying in a loop.
@@vishalratna89 I have been learning android development. I have a question: People tell me that android is a dying field. Is it true? All the best for your life at Microsoft.
I joined a company in Jan 2021 but I am not getting to learn more here and there is a very less task being assigned. I am planning to change so will that be a hurdle as it's been 3months only into a company.
Thank you Vishal... You motivated me.. I was started my carrier with TCS still in same company for 8yrs.. Struggled alot to move product company. But you boosted my confidence, surely will move further
Really this video was worth watching. Thanks to E learning Bridge for introducing Vishal. Thanks to Vishal for sharing all your experiences. Well Spent this morning watching and learning from it.
Vishal answered all the questions I had!. Key takeaway : 1. Accept criticism , be confident , not overconfident. 2. Spend quality time to enhance your skill .
Start learning.... we have lot of resources to learn..... Start work at this moment. It does not matter what you don't have use mobile as source and learn from udemy, youtube videos etc.,
Very inspiring!!! There are lot of videos on TH-cam on which people talks the success of only those person who started their preparation in the first year of college. This is the first video I got where we can relate ourselves, the people who are not aware or hadn't so much exposure to IT and their interview process in their college life. It is easy for the students who started their preparation early. But this video is for those people who realize the importance of data structures and system designs when joining an organisation. Truly interesting...we will like to have more videos like this which talks about the story of people who started their preparation late
One more thing which i would like to ask Vishal is about, what matter to have proper mentor or Team leader or you could say Manager in your professional or personal life?
Very inspiring and motivational 👌👏 I am also going through same phase where i am trying to get into development from support role but i get demotivated after sometime easily because i don't get much hands on experience as i do not write a single line of code at my work. So when i study something i forget after sometime. It would be very helpful if you can put a video on time management and approach for a support guy like me @E-Learning Bridge
I have been through the same Journey.
I too started as a Systems Engineer in TCS. I acquired this through campus placement.
I knew I would never get shortlisted if I apply for Big Companies like Google, Microsoft etc.,
I dropped off, did M.Tech in IIT Dhanbad and got placed in Microsoft R&D.
Will be completing 1 year this June with Microsoft. :-)
Nice bro....
Hey Naveen,
Congratulations on making it through GATE! Would be nice if you could share your gate journey with us!
Wish you good luck @Microsoft RnD!
What if education is not an option due to finances ?
Congratulations
@@Naveen-xz6ml Thanks Naveen!
: )
Microsoft didn't buy in a skilled techie they buy in a person who aims to improve himself learns, doesn't give up, fails and falls but gets up to learn to fight back and to dream big. After all the fake and negative stuff around. Time well spent watching this.
Success is mostly Personal Development.
Just keep improving yourself, working is actually fun and ez.
Hey Vikram
If someone doing b.com and he want to go for Microsoft at off campus but he has no computer science degree so now what should he do and I see all job qualifications have bsc,btch and all science background so now how to apply as a b.com student?
@@Hellyeah22916 in Microsoft advertisement you will find equivalent degree. Apply there
@@Terminator_420 can you give me link of it
How to apply I don't know please help me
This podcast was so inspiring almost got tears 😭 I have just started my it career as assistant system engineer trainee in tcs and I am also from non it cs branch and have lots of dream to fullfill before 34 . I am gonna fucking get it. Please bring more people like him
Just saw the whole video... Its really a mature video! Every word said by him is really practical and has come up from his heart. Keep posting such video bro...
Truly inspiring 👍👍
Best quote - Use your anger to feed your focus.keep your anger inside and answer them with your success.
"Success is not final; failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts." -Winston S. Churchill "Opportunities don't happen. You create them." -Chris Grosser
sHi guys! Let me just share to you a short story. We own a cookie shop business in our college town. When we first started it, we just graduated college and were living in our car with very little direction, just a huge passion to be successful. I started it out of a local bagel shop in their off hours at night with my boyfriend, Bran. It was a crazy experience but it worked! We became a success! And how we have our first storefront location (a second one currently under construction but launching soon!) We started it to fund a year long backpacking trip around the world and to be successful while living the life of our dreams.
This is so genuinely true. Everybody who is not from tier -1 feel the same. He is honest and it's very motivational. Every word is relatable. Thanks man.
He is my college senior. This was really motivating. Thanks E learning for making such videos :)
Same here I am too from kiit
Sikho kuch inse😀
I am also from KIIT [ 1st year CSE ]
@@adeshpratapsingh4551 now many people join companies like microsoft from kiit
@@sriyansh100 if you are asking for on campus placement for 4th year sudents, then its around 5 students will be placed in Microsoft.
Being from a service based company, this is extremely motivational😎. Thank you Shashank for bringing this Amazing talk 🙂
Dude start you own venture..... nobody cares if u grind hours for a big mnc
After 8 years of working in TCS
I decided to do my MBA for my future growth and now I am working in a product based company in Paris ../
Hy Rehan .
From where you have done your MBA
How did you got the chance to get job abroad
And how much are you earning now?
Could resonate each and everything Vishal talks.. My journey Wipro --> Microsoft..took me 6 years.
Congratulations for working at such company👏. I'd love to connect you on linked in
@@aakashrana1524 sure.
@@kunal_tanti but I heard sales guy are true ruler in companies you guys just code like a badjaat
@@kbshrivastav8539 you tend to hear shit a lot my friend.
Do something worthy in your life. All the best.
Hey I guess I'm also in the same path , 2 years left for my WASE course to complete , I'm staring to prepare myself for product based companies , hope 2 years later I will be in Google/MS
Thank you so much for this fantastic video.. here are some of my key takeaways
- Value of self marketing
- Practice coding on paper as well
- Go deep into what you learn
- Take every brick people throw at you and make yourself a strong foundation
- Take baby steps but keep moving
- Create short term goals
- Make 1 page company specific and concise resume
Assign week to topic ..rather than switching everyday.
Dive into every topic.
Deed anger to motivation.
Start early
Have purpose
Have plan
Deal with mind at emotional lvl(motivation)
Physical lvl (no. Of hrs u can sit)
It's never too late to start.. It's never to late to achieve ... Keep Hustling HARDDDD 🤟🤟🤟 Like this video for Vishal's amazing hustle
Join Amazing FREE Masterclasses this weekends.
📱 Registration Link (For Below Masterclasses) - bit.ly/39SBKde
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🔴 Nashik To Credit Suisse, Live AMA Session
🔴 Essential Concept of Binary Search by Ex-Google Engineer
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Very genuine, relatable and inspiring discussion.
@18:35 Not few people, quite a lot realize later in their life. Very few people cracks IIT/JEE from every batch and go to IIT's, FAANG. But glad you realized later and achieved it. All the best to you!
Thank you for giving hope to me . I'm also 25 years old and realised how much time I wasted in college.Till now I applied for more than 300 jobs but did not getting any response. Whole video was awesome and I felt like I'm at the place of this man, each and every words and emotion felt like was mine
You will get it inshallah just don't loose hope and keep trying 🙂
OMG Seeing this interview feels like he is my male version, all words and feelings he shared so same I’m having. He is very true I recently gave code interview in Microsoft but couldn't clear.
I have screenshots of his medium article about his journey to Microsoft that I've saved last year in October. Being a recent ECE grad, I have similar goals for next 3-4 years.
Can you share the link? Or name of the article
Best of luck. Work hard and you can make it.!!
Wow, I have been selected to tcs and I want to join product based company, and his story was so motivational. Thank you for this podcast.
how is tcs for exp java developer ?
Amazing interview
Nothing fancy just some honest tips
Hi shashank I watched most your video from but this one is special for me as I'm same stage as vishal in tcs it gave me some boost to work for my dream company that i wish 🙏
Bro when I heard him saying "I got motivation when I was 25 years old. 25 years of life was gone!", I felt bad and good at the same time.
Got really motivated. A much needed video for me at this point of my life.
Big thanks!
Same thing I m thinking .. 25 passed ...I have already spent 6.5 yrs in service based company but dont know ..what to do ..its becoming tough day by day.
I'm 24 now... Took me 3 yrs to realise we deserve way better.... have started to prepare and hoping everything goes well
@@karthikp6473 go for it bro .. Enhance you skills as much as possible at early experience . letter its v difficult to crack the interview . now I am facing this situation already have 6.5 yrs exp
@@truthreveal6521 sure and all the best you 👍
I blv learning is more important than company, join any product. Learning will skyrocket.
@Supratik Sarkar Absolutely!!!
@Supratik Sarkar Absolutely!!!
Salary to. Marketing guys ki hoti hai not of badjaat
The way he shared his journey is soo connecting and inspiring.
Thankyou E Leaning for this journey video series.
Absolutely Loved it ❤️
Agree 👍
I feel the heat🔥, thanks for making this video
Thank you posting this video..really motivative for people like us who are stuck in service based company.looking forward for more such videos.
I have never seen such honest n practical answers.. really to the point not just bluffing. Actual me kya krna h vo bata diya .. baki sab to sirf upar se bata dete h.
Tons of Thanks...... related completely.
For the first time I have listened to a podcast. At starting I felt it's a 40 min boring session, but what's there to do in this 40 mins.... ok let's listen instead of going on all non productive stuff.
You people became a torch bearer for me....! Unknowingly tears rolled out....😭
Got confidence that these tears are the steps to happy tears🥲
The best, best and the only best video till now for a tier 3 grad with 2-4yrs exp in service based company, while dream is for best product based company👌thankx a lot bro to bring this video... Rarely we get this kind of videos in whole youtube
Sacche dil se kisi cheez ke liye mehnat kro to puri kaynat tumhe usse milane me jut jati hain.💚
Ye glt hai...sari kayanat tumse jlne lgti hai..aur pichhe khichti hai😠
Honest, Superb and Natural discussion. Everything is straight forward and clear. Very useful and inspiring for service based employees who want to switch to product based companies.
All inf in vedio is genuine and whole journey of yours i understand fully & how to
1.SELF MOTIVATED
2.WORK HARD
3.HOW TO MANAGE TIME
All stuffs
Thank you bhaiya
Best content in the Internet for a service based company guys who wants transition
I am working and learning and my motivation levels fluctuate on regular basis as he said. It's helpful :)
He has explained his journey very crystal clear we all can relate to this guy ❤️❤️
Truly inspiring journey.... Kudos to you brother n lots of thanks for such a valuable information
this is the motivation ppl need.. especially students n struggling in career 💪
One day I will be there too .. I'm too working vey hard to get into top company
Bro actually it's legit ❤
I don't have any technical degree, ba passed out, learnt html css js node php mysql, working with an mnc at service desk, trying to change my domain, i m applying for the last 5 months, companies r looking for experienced, do companies consider non technical background candidates ?? Also i m 32 years old.
This is the story of the movie.."The pursuit of Happiness"..Great video..
Best person till date who came at this channel. Since his domain was Android, so can you make 1 more video with him in which he can guide freshers who want to master this Android domain ? Like real executable steps and skills which we need to master and how ?
Sure.
@@shashank_mishra pls sir really required
Awesome content for service based company employees!
Can u please make a video for IT employees who work in support project and want to move in development project or switch to Product based company?
Come out of it
have you switched to development please share your exp.
This is my 2 nd most favourite video of this channel........aap dono ko saath main dekh kar aisa lag rha tha ki itne mature log hum juniors ki help karne ke liye kitni help kar rhe ho.....
The only thing which changes is time..some have realised on time, some might be struggling now but at last, we all will land somewhere and the journey is what that matters..i think if we believe in reality, each and every one of us has to go through ups and downs and it is important to have ups and downs else we cannot learn anything..
So you repeated my story till the 7th year. I hope this year, we can be colleagues.
Soon 🥂
Best part of the video... Digest that criticism to Boost your Focus🔥🔥🔥🔥
Just truly inspiring and awesome...100% honest 🙂🙂
Superb man, I like the way this guys talk .♥️U motivated me as well. Thanks You
Finally some video which was worth watching. No fake stuff no sugarcoating. Just pure realistic information.
Ye kya zabardast interview hai. Thanks a lot man. I am in the middle of the journey and it's been enriching.
i am sure he struggled,but lets not put these companies in pedestal. My friend is from a local company in hyderabad Non IIT,Non NIT, cracked Amazon,Wallmart,Microsoft. Microsoft couldn’t match Amazon's salary,now he is in Amazon. But i havn't seen him glorifying so much about it. Work hard and eventually you ll get it. What Elon Musk has achieved truly deserves praise !
Anyone can do job anywhere, it's not a big deal and it's not too hard to achieve it. People have just made a big deal of this topic
@@custodydrama9693 content bro...content
Thanku so much for the honest answers
Most Honest advise..thanku so much..:)
Real gem and personality .. thanks for sharing ❤️❤️
Fun fact:- Tcs will motivate a basic avg normal employee to become aa gem 💎 and release them to there competitive companies.
I started my career at tcs and i learned lots and lots of life matter than knowledge of Technologies.I resigned after 1.2 years without offer in hand. And now i am a data engineer in transunion company now i have jumped 5 steps aa head in my salary and my designation too....
He is inspiring
I am also from ECE
Really mature and meaningful insights. Loved it ❤
Just sharing my personal views. The person who speaks in the video got a good project where he learnt a new tech and then that sort of helped him see a career path.
This happens very rarely in service world. But 1 out of 100 people get the best projects and best onsite work. If you are the lucky one, it will kickstart your career.
Rest 99 will have to slog and slog and slog until they find it. With companies its the chicken and egg problem. They want people with experience in tech, where as employees wants the company to give them work to gain that experience.
I think I should answer this. I did not get the dev project just like that. I got a android testing project and I came out of ODC saying won't work. After android project I was assigned ITIS project to which I said a NO. I was fooled by saying it is a dev project and was sent in an support project. I fought back and came out. I can't give all the details here but it was not that easy to get a project where I could learn.
@@vishalratna89 my comment was not meant to undermine ur achievements. I was just stating facts. I come from a place of years of experience. I have been a person who fought my way throughout my career to get decent projects with the new tech of that time. As I said, our hard work doesnt always guarantee the results. For some it clicks, for many they need to continue trying in a loop.
@@vishalratna89 I have been learning android development. I have a question:
People tell me that android is a dying field. Is it true?
All the best for your life at Microsoft.
My all questions are clear now
.. I cAN See myself at same conditions as he was
I joined a company in Jan 2021 but I am not getting to learn more here and there is a very less task being assigned. I am planning to change so will that be a hurdle as it's been 3months only into a company.
Excellent, key takeaways: Success requires purpose, strategy and consistent which results transformation
Thank you Vishal... You motivated me.. I was started my carrier with TCS still in same company for 8yrs.. Struggled alot to move product company. But you boosted my confidence, surely will move further
Me too bro.. i have a doubt weather product base companies will be interested in us as we are more aged compared to jr folks
Such practical guy and real hard working person
This man gave tips for life not just for cracking any company. Thanks Vishal !
Thank you so much Shashank sir for such great content.
very well articulated every aspect during his time. truely great
Really appreciate this man, kudos to vishal🎉
Thank you for this video. It's really motivational to know that you can achieve anything you want with hard work and diligence.❤️
One of the best inspiration.. how much awesome journey You can make for ur whole life 😊
Thanks alot for this amazing inspiration. .
This is one of the most insightful interviews I have ever seen.
I instantly got connected when he said. I am from Electronics. Thank you E-Learning Bridge for such a good Podcast.
I've moved from Infosys to Oracle few months back. Planning to learn a lot here and try for companies like Microsoft, Amazon after few years 🤞😊
Sir you are an inspiration to me , every Friday after office I listen to your podcast , get charged up for study during weekends
Very helpful podcast.. Thanks for such a informative content.
3 mistakes
1. Wasting college life
2. Emotional outlet and reacting to criticism (short spike of motivation)
3. Overconfidence
When I started out, my mindset was exactly the same. With 3 and half yrs experience, I realize the value of money
Really this video was worth watching. Thanks to E learning Bridge for introducing Vishal. Thanks to Vishal for sharing all your experiences. Well Spent this morning watching and learning from it.
Such an awesome and inspiring interview. Thanks a lot.
Great video , i hardly comments in months , but i am commenting first time just after 10 mins of video rest will see after commenting 😀. Must watch
Kinda... Relatable😅😅... Incoming tcs assistance system engineer
Vishal answered all the questions I had!.
Key takeaway : 1. Accept criticism , be confident , not overconfident.
2. Spend quality time to enhance your skill .
Thank you so much for this great content.
Maza Aagya bro,
Awesome content.
Motivational level 💯
I like how he is so self aware of his mistakes and his shortcomings like ego and emotional outlet.
I don't know why am I watching this at 5 am because I don't even know how to write simple code and secondly I am jobless fresher from 1 year
Start learning.... we have lot of resources to learn..... Start work at this moment. It does not matter what you don't have use mobile as source and learn from udemy, youtube videos etc.,
Thank you Bro making this.this interview motivates me towards my goal.
This is extremely raw and hence, relatable. I'm so glad i found this video. So inspiring!
Woah .. this was superrr motivating 🙌 Thanks for making such a great video 💪🏼
Very fluent and sharp information really helpful thanks broooo
Very inspiring!!!
There are lot of videos on TH-cam on which people talks the success of only those person who started their preparation in the first year of college.
This is the first video I got where we can relate ourselves, the people who are not aware or hadn't so much exposure to IT and their interview process in their college life.
It is easy for the students who started their preparation early. But this video is for those people who realize the importance of data structures and system designs when joining an organisation.
Truly interesting...we will like to have more videos like this which talks about the story of people who started their preparation late
I have already spent 6.5 yrs in service based company but dont know ..what to do ..its becoming tough day by day.
One more thing which i would like to ask Vishal is about, what matter to have proper mentor or Team leader or you could say Manager in your professional or personal life?
Thankyou for such a great video ❤️😊
One of the best video...and very genuine n honest tips...thnx
Really a Super Motivational interview vedio for me....thanks a lot.....😌❤️
Very nice conversation thanks brooo very useful information for me
Tagda aadmi hai Vishal...Praise
Great discussion on this channel 🙏👏
Very inspiring and motivational 👌👏
I am also going through same phase where i am trying to get into development from support role but i get demotivated after sometime easily because i don't get much hands on experience as i do not write a single line of code at my work. So when i study something i forget after sometime.
It would be very helpful if you can put a video on time management and approach for a support guy like me @E-Learning Bridge