cshah4 · HackerTrans

vor 3 Jahrendiscuss

Juicero https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/sep/01/juicero-s... ;)

Somehow I ended up remembering this out of all the things.

cshah4

vor 5 Jahrendiscuss

Be honest, as simple as that :) I got laid off start of pandemic March 2020 and could not start a job until Fall 2021 due to visa issues. My daughter was only 7 months old at that time. The first line on my resume is Full Time Parent and then I described in short that I took time off to raise her and worked on side projects and what I learned/implemented.

Many recruiters/managers appreciated the honesty and shared their own experiences, others completely ignored the time I was not working and directly talked about my experience before layoff, a few never got back due to long gap I am assuming.

cshah4

vor 7 Jahrendiscuss

Location: New York

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: C#, .NET/.NET Core, React, SQL Server, AWS, JavaScript/ES6, Node (currently learning), WebPack/Babel, Solr/ElasticSearch

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ju7MK1dXKLWhxf8GCwUPzcbm2q...

Email: [email protected]

cshah4

vor 7 Jahrendiscuss

  Location: New York, NY
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: C#/.NET/.NET Core, JavaScript/ES6/ES2017, React, SQL, Solr/ElasticSearch, AWS, SiteCore CMS
  Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vQGM4qvLFHddXQIq_PeR55LiDocia2J-/view?usp=sharing
  Email: [email protected]

I have 7+ years of experience with C#/.NET/SQL development. Looking for Senior FullStack/Backend/Solution/Software Engineer roles.

Experienced working directly with clients/stakeholders from pre-sale (creating POC's, user scenarios, etc) to post-sale (implementation, documentation and support).

Have some experience with Java/Python so open to working with them as well as Scala/Go/Node.

*Not looking for Front-End only roles :)

cshah4

vor 7 Jahrendiscuss

  Location: New York, NY
  Remote: YES
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: C#/.NET, JavaScript/ES6/ES2017, Node.js, React, SQL, Solr/ElasticSearch, AWS, SiteCore CMS
  Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vQGM4qvLFHddXQIq_PeR55LiDocia2J-/view?usp=sharing
  Email: [email protected]

I have 7+ years of experience with C#/.NET/SQL development and I am looking for Senior Fullstack Engineer/Backend Engineer roles. Would love to work with Java/Scala/NodeJs/RubyonRails/Python stacks.

Looking only for full-time roles :)

cshah4

vor 7 Jahrendiscuss

Just had my daughter a month back :) I don't think you can prepare much..lol. As @lastofus said, each kid is different so what worked for someone else, may not work for you.

Follow the KISS principle! Don't get too many things. The only thing to be mentally prepared for is for the unpredictable timings of the baby. They will sleep and wake up at odd hours and many times they will cry for no reason which can be stressful. Other than that, diaper change and all is pretty easy after the first few days.

Here are a few things I think many books/doctors fail to mention:

- Breastfeeding: People swear by it but many times the mother will not be able to produce enough milk initially or baby won't latch correctly. Be prepared to feed formula to the baby and order it before delivery. Try to get a good organic one from Europe: Holle, Hipp, Bimbosan, etc. Enfamil and Similac are not that good. You can read about it online.

- Make sure the baby bottles you order are compatible with the breast pump and the nipples are wide neck ones similar to breast. It's damn confusing and they don't make it easier for you! Don't get too many bottles also. Having 4-5 is more than enough.

- Learn to swaddle :) Practicing on dolls is pretty much useless.

- Learn how to massage your baby. It's the best thing and they will doze off for hours after it. I do it every alternate day.

- Read about flat head and get a pillow from the start if you are worried about it.

Other than that, enjoy your time with them! They do grow up fast and time will fly! :)

Congrats and gluck!

cshah4

vor 7 Jahrendiscuss

That sucks. I recently had a similar experience. Onsite interview went well with some coding and design questions and then got a rejection a day later saying I don't have networking experience which was quite clear from my resume.

I was only asked how DNS works in the interview and I answered that. I told the recruiter this wasn't mentioned in the job description nor was I asked those questions in the interview, but he didn't have anything to say.

cshah4

vor 8 Jahrendiscuss

Leetcode, InterviewCake and Cracking the coding interview book should be enough to give you good understanding of topics involved and how to solve problems.

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