A software engineer sharing information I wish I had easy access to. From Placements, GRE, Scholarships for women, Resume Tips to Books to Read and Lifestyle things, Just Winging it is me skating through life and sharing bits along the way. Welcome to this engineering experience!
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Are you navigating your life clueless what you are doing?
Well maybe not, but I am. Just winging it, is me figuring stuff out along the way and kinda telling you about it.
Aim is to grow together, with this blog, with you guys.
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If you have landed here. First of all, Congratulations !! You are among the top selects and that is an achievement in itself. So, Kudos to you! 👏 I was a Generation Google Scholar (previously known as WomenTechMakers Scholar) in 2019. Below are some tips for cracking the interview process that I gathered over time. I hope they help 😊 Homework You Can Do: Prepare an answer for “Describe yourself”. Mainly focus on your technical skills and the activities you have done/are doing for the community. Prepare each project you have mentioned in your resume/answers properly. Make sure to know the following: Programming Languages, Libraries and Frameworks Impact of your work Things you learnt Features implemented and Possible Improvements Scalability and How to generate revenue Advertise Yourself Talk about women who inspire you! Figure out what “Being a Woman in Tech” means to you. Talk as if you are communicating with a friend and are discussing yo...
Luckily, I came across this little something I wrote on returning from my first day at Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women - one of the best universities in the world indeed! I am shocked at how a journey that started on such an exasperated note could turn out to be the best experience of my life. Anyway here it goes, my thoughts while summing up the first day of an Engineer in making! So, the realization that my life was not gonna be what I wanted it to be and how I just saw rows and rows of the same gender and a shabby campus, literally made me weep. Still, there I was with no clue of what I was supposed to do. Successfully butchering the last ounce of excitement left in me. Anyhow, I just took a deep breath in and tried to head towards my first class. Only if I knew where it was. We had to wait for nearly three hours in the auditorium which still had the Orientation banner on. Stupid government college. Goodnight Diary. Computer Scie...
To commence 2022, I want to mention the top 10 books that have shaped my life to date. This is in hope that you might resonate with me or might pick one up to positively impact yours. I have made a resolution to read 12 books this year so hopefully this post is the sowing ground for "Ash's Reading Recommendations from 20xx" I am an avid reader and I am sure as I grow, I will encounter many more books that will transform me as a person but this list is as updated as it can be for now. So, here it goes.. 1. Harry Potter Series by J. K. Rowling ! Well, these were one of the first few books I read and are still my absolute favourite. Apart from the amazing story and the fantasy world, it taught me what true friendship should look like . It's a must-read for children and teens according to me. 2. The Secret and The Power by Rhonda Byrne The atheists and the agnostics, this one is for you! I had just entered college when I read them and believe me these books changed m...