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Share your GitHub; someone might like it and make you an offer.

💡Crux:.Quick improvement is possible if you reflect, go back to basics, and practice real interview thinking. Confidence follows preparation, not the other way around. Asking the HR about the context of the interview helps.

4️⃣ It wasn’t smooth in the beginning. But because I knew the why behind the answers, I gave solid responses.

3️⃣ Yesterday, I had an interview. This time I was prepared. They gave me modified real-world situations. But I paused, thought it through, and handled them.

2️⃣ Over time, I went back to square one. Revised fundamentals, practiced how to think out loud and structured every answer.

🧵 Experience from my last few interviews, what changed:. 1️⃣ A few months back, my interviews were very average. I didn’t know the basics well. I couldn’t structure my answers clearly. Even simple questions felt tough.

Brought a domain for my next SaaS, turns out it's pretty useful for students and startups!

Feels great after acing the interview with system design and performance optimization techniques.

Facebook didn’t go viral by accident.they earned it with tight loops and focused growth.lesson:.don’t chase numbers.chase depth, trust, and the right users first. Product spreads when people need others to be on it.

No ads.No influencers.No spam.Just trust.relevance.social proof.and fomo.the result?.from 1 college → all ivy leagues → all us colleges → global.

growth was slow on purpose.they made sure every new college had a strong base.zuck’s words:.“we had to get density before moving to the next”.

They didn’t just “open access”.They made it feel like a party.Where your friends are inside.And you’re missing out.Each launch was a campus-level event.

Enter the putnam story. facebook launches at colleges that compete together in math olympiads (Putnam).why? because those students already know each other across schools.if one person joins, they invite their friends in other colleges. network effects, day one.

Soon, students from other colleges beg for access.so zuckerberg rolls it out… one college at a time.but not randomly, he follows a smart pattern.

2004.Facebook starts at Harvard.Only students with a harvard email can join.It spreads like wildfire.Because it’s exclusive.And every student wants in.

How facebook got its first 100 million users. No ads.No growth hacking tools.Just smart moves, college by college.Here’s how they did it (and what you can steal from it) 🧵

Need to grind hard for the technical Interview!

I have another job interview; wish me luck!