Techie Tuesdays 08 : Answers to your Tech & Career Related Queries

Welcome to another Episode of Techie Tuesdays, Where I answer to tech and career-related questions asked by you on various social platforms.

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Questions with Timestamps 00:28 : How do I learn coding without online classes and app subscriptions? 02:23 : Where can I find a fully experienced website developer for designing an SEO-friendly eCommerce website at a reasonable price? 03:02 : Is working in a startup, rather than an MNC, becoming a fad nowadays? 04:04 : Everyone in the IT industry says they have too much workload and stress, is that true? What is it like that is not present in other fields? 06:02 : In the IT industry, do companies and managers often see a link between the performance of an individual employee and the college they graduated from? Good performance = good college, bad performance = bad college? 08:23 : What to prepare for full stack developer interview 10:23 : If you are fresher in a service/product based company with 3 months of notice period, After how many years you will shift to new company? (Most of the companies will not accept 3 months notice period) 11:24 : I am having 10+ years of teaching experience in electrical engineering. But now I want to switch my profession. Most likely to manual tester or don't know what. Can you please guide me on this? 13:06 : Why do companies not let their employees do freelancing? 14:32 : Does a recruiter check GitHub profiles? 15:10 : What do I do, I got recruited as fresher in a firm with 80k employees as SWE at 10L, I thought I will be working on their product used by millions but instead I am assigned a team which works on application only meant for employees (No team change)? 16:15 : What are the most important skills a software engineer should learn in college? 20:14 : What actually happens in an IT company? Can anyone explain about the role of a fresher from the computer background play there? 21:35 : How much multi-threaded programming is an entry-level software engineer supposed to know?

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