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🖥️ Optimizing Your Linkedin Profile for Recruiters

  • Headline: Your LinkedIn profile is your online resume. Make it stand out with these tweaks:

    • Craft a Strong Headline: Use keywords that align with roles you're interested in. Example: “Aspiring Software Engineer | Python & React Enthusiast.”

    • Leverage the ‘Featured’ Section: Showcase your best projects, blog posts, or portfolio.

    • Engage with Content: Like, comment, and share posts in your field. This keeps your profile active and increases your visibility.

    • Pro Tip: Add a call-to-action in your 'About' section, such as “Open to SWE internships.”

🚀 How to Use GitHub Effectively as a Job-Seeker

  • Headline: Your GitHub profile is often the first thing recruiters see. Make it shine:

    • Keep Repositories Clean: Organize your public repositories. Archive old, irrelevant ones and keep active ones well-documented.

    • Contribute to Open Source: Even small contributions can showcase your collaboration skills and coding ability.

    • Create README Files: A well-crafted README gives recruiters an overview of your project and coding approach.

    • Pro Tip: Pin your best projects to your profile to give recruiters an easy way to find them.

🛠️ Common Coding Mistakes in Technical Interviews (And How to Avoid Them)

  • Forgetting to Clarify Questions: Always ask clarifying questions to avoid misunderstandings.

  • Rushing Through Solutions: Take time to plan your approach before diving into code. It shows thoughtfulness and can help avoid mistakes.

  • Ignoring Edge Cases: Consider different inputs and edge cases to showcase your problem-solving skills.

  • Pro Tip: Practice talking through your code as you solve problems. This helps the interviewer follow your thought process.

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