Harshit Trehan is a ridiculously focused guy when it comes to his goals!

I think this is a MUST watch video for all the freshers, really motivating and honest story😊

@harshitt_trehan18

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the video motivating and appreciated the honesty in my story. If you have any specific takeaways or questions, feel free to share. Your feedback means a lot! 😊

Your idea and thoughts are just awesome like giving an advice like a senior we want more such content

Thankyou bhaiya, your content is very helpful and motivational

It's really Inspiring❤✨... Going through same situation like yours..

@harshitt_trehan18

Ай бұрын

All the best

Thank u so much harshit sir this video actually motivates me alot thankkkk youuu so much 🥺💖🤌🏻i am also in my 4 semester and i am relating my scenario with your life . i will do hardwork starting now onwards ..🫡😤right now my biggest motivation is u sir.✨

INSPIRATION💖💖

@harshitt_trehan18

6 ай бұрын

Thankss

Really motivated

@harshitt_trehan18

6 ай бұрын

Good to hear that!

Motivational ❤❤❤❤❤

@harshitt_trehan18

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for your comment!

Harshit bhai, aapne apni previous videos me java recommend kari thi for dsa. I have a question related to this, I was previously practice dsa in Java, but recently from December I started dsa in Python, I enjoy both of the languages but code length drastically reduced in Python (I don't use built-in python func for bs etc much). What should I do ?? continue in python or in java, will big tech companies allow me to do interview in python ??

@harshitt_trehan18

6 ай бұрын

Great to hear from you! It's awesome that you've been exploring both Java and Python for DSA. The transition from Java to Python is quite common, and it's fantastic that you're enjoying both languages. When it comes to interviews with big tech companies, the good news is that many of them are language-agnostic. They focus more on your problem-solving skills, algorithmic understanding, and coding proficiency rather than the specific language you use. Python is widely accepted in tech interviews, and its concise syntax often results in shorter code. If you're comfortable and confident with Python, there's no reason why you shouldn't continue practicing and interviewing in it. Remember, the key is to be proficient and efficient in the language you choose. Feel free to reach out if you have more questions or need further guidance. Best of luck with your DSA preparation! Cheers, Harshit

@varunpalsingh3822

6 ай бұрын

@@harshitt_trehan18 thank you ❤️

Really motivated and feeling positive🤞. Bro I wana suggestion/advice of u. I'm 2023 passout, worked in a company only for 10 months.I'm going through very panic situation. I'm not working from last 4 months coz My role got impacted due to lay off, So I'm looking for new opportunities but I'm facing lots of issue to getting an opportunity/interview call, I hardly gave 4-5 interview but they didn't respond after interview (atleast select ni kr rhe h to feedback to Dena chaiye but koi reply ni hr call TK ni pick kr rhe😢).I Get up daily, apply, prepare, take tension, and keep yourself self-motivated n this cycle repeated in loop. Should I give up hope of a job and look something else(but kuch nahi malum agar job ni lga to kya karungi) ? Because of this situation, self-doubt has started. I really have so many ques of this type going on inside me. I don't understand what should I do? Please reply if u r reading this comment,I really need honest advice 🙏😓 please reply

@harshitt_trehan18

6 ай бұрын

I have a solution for you, will reply soon by tomorrow

@shristiiverma1106

6 ай бұрын

Thanks lot🙏, I'll wait for ur response

@shristiiverma1106

6 ай бұрын

Please Reply!🥺

@harshitt_trehan18

6 ай бұрын

Here are some tips that will help you in your job search: 1. Apply through referral (ask for referral from people having less linkedIn connections, so that your message has more visibility) 2. Update your resume (Find out what might be missing in your resume, make it specific to job which you're applying by seeing the job requirements) you can watch this for better clarity: kzread.info/dash/bejne/paps0tuKj9a9Yaw.html 3. Try to apply to all companies even if the package they are offering is less, as current priority is getting an offer. 4. Self-analyse: If you're being rejected in some round, you might have a bit of idea that what went wrong, note it down and improve it for next interview. Lastly, I can just say that giving up is not an option, I understand these are tough times but this will definitely pass, I assure you.

Is this necessary to learn all four languages of computer science? (c,c++, Java , python)

@harshitt_trehan18

6 ай бұрын

No, you can learn any one of them