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4) Proficient is Data Structures & Algorithms.
5) Bachelor’s degree.
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PS: Only female because Google is not hiring any men for SDE roles as per internal memo from top leadership Google
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Hi Fishes, I am asked if I am comfortable with Day/Night shifts. I need to say YES or NO. For Microsoft . I am very interested in joining Microsoft but I am not comfortable with shifts. Can I say YES for now and then No? I have no experience in product based company, can someone please suggest how things will go ahead if I say No?
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Very difficult question to answer. Getting abroad from India is not easy given how tough and expensive it is for employer to sponsor work visas. Plus most countries already have enough talent physically there or get their work done offshore. You will have to target a specific country and understand it’s work permit / immigration laws and then start networking there to even stand a chance. It’s much easier to get an interfirm transfer than to go this route
If you want to go abroad at a very young age then studying is the easy route else need to crack big product based company to sponser your visa or wait for 10-15 yrs of exp for onsite or permanent transfer in service based company(depends on luck too).
Same. It's even hard to get interviews. But some do.
I've been trying for around 3 years
Based on what other people here said, LinkedIn is the best way but honestly I've gotten zero interviews through LinkedIn so I don't know how people do it.
I got a couple of interviews through stack overflow before the pandemic but failed them. And the stack overflow job portal is now removed so I don't even know what's the best solution anymore.
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