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Cool to hear about the times your interviews didn't go as planned. Nice to see that even though these feel like failures in the moment, there's a lot you can learn from them!

Dude this is a really good video!

Hey Kevin! Thank you so much for making this video - it was INSANELY inspiring for me. As an upcoming new grad from UBC, it feels like I found this video at the perfect time. I can really tell how much effort you put into this one. It really feels like you spoke from your heart, and I strongly resonated with the analogies you made about getting into your dream university. Watching this gave me a sigh of relief. The three lessons you talked about at the end were exactly what I needed to hear, and now I feel motivated to keep grinding for a job as a new grad (even in these dark times :P). Definitely will be coming back to this one, thanks again! 😊

I really like how you brought up the point that with more progressive interviews, things do end up working out and sometimes its also just iteration with intent. Good content!!

Just loved the editing ❣️😙

I commend your courage and tenacity ❤

Dealing with failure is very useful skill to have in general, wish i learned it earlier 😀 Great subject and great video!

It was very cool how you showed us the interview process without romanticizing it. Congratulations on the content!

hi Kevin, was amazing to see the clarity of thoughts you have :)

Really helpful. Thanks a lot. I really needed to hear all these facts.

Man I have failed / been rejected so many times that I am numb to it at this point haha. I agree with everything you said in this video. Have confidence and keep trying. Persistence almost always wins.

I LOVE THIS VIDEO! Great points Kevin and you’re such a good storyteller!

hey kevin! Hey, this makes a great story to tell and sometimes the rejections lead to the biggest success.

I love this, it's like it was made specifically for me

Definitely their loss! Also, great video editing 👍

On-site interviews are always a great insight to the company and what the culture is like. Is there anything specific at your current company that really caught your attention during interviewing?

Be me: get to final FAANG interviews 4 times and fail each one. Also me: can't find any work even at the worst places now. 🙂

Thank you so much for sharing your experience and learnings with us.👏

From my couple of on site experiences with AWS, the a majority of the questions focused on Behavioral Scenarios.

Awesome video 🎉🎉

Hey kevin, loved your videos . but can you please make a video on - " certification courses for freshers in terms of gaining extra skills" which can be beneficial to get into a good comapny.

it’s cool that they’ve started doing onsite interviews again! 🎉 And it was totally Amazon and Quora’s loss!

Hi kevin. What happened to your leetcode Easy and Leetcode Medium playlists? I used to love working through them in order. I don't see them anymore. Have you made it for pay only now? I'm willing to pay. I need to prep for interviews now. Please let me know how I can access them again? Thanks.

Did you also do competitive programming ? If not how to build logics in solving a coding problem?. Also how to build logic in development ?

What did you do after these to increase your success for the next interviews? Did proficiency in any language matter?

were wife carli??

Noob here, why is if statement for closing quotation mark a joke? Seems totally reasonable to me

Quick question. Did you do the College route or went to a coding bootcamp???

music was terrible. why why

Hello Kevin, is it possible for a self-taught developer to get to work at big tech companies? Great video by the way sir❤

Hello Kevin. Hello John, I am software engineer at software company. Sometimes I have to prepare to interview to get good salary (which include theory java language, how should I answer when interviewer asks question and some leetcode). On the other hand, I want to learn hardcore engineering and build good software. I wonder that which skills I should care about preparing interview or creating software. Should I do leetcode or software engineerinh

Came here from twitter, that guy was correct :-)

Ia flutter in frontend and python for backend is good tech stack for future jobs?

How can I get job by doing open source in 6 months give answer in 1 sentence.

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U already left Amazon to work at google. Why are u interviewing again , and at which level

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I don't think it should be anyone's dream job to work at Quora. Who even uses Quora?

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