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Hello! My name is Elizabeth and I am in my final year of a Bachelors degree in Computer Science at Kent State University. I am looking to learn new skills that will help me enhance my degree.
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Kent Ohio
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Kent State University
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Computer Science Student and Tutor at Kent State University
Yeah! So I wanted to leave this kinda open ended to see if people value technical skills over soft skills when working within a position. Maybe they wished that there soft skills were stronger or that they had more coding knowledge in a particular topic. 😀
The primary screening round of all companies involve a test where we are aupposed to solve a coding question within a stipulated time. So all the tech atuff that we know wont even be asked if we fail to pass the screening round That is why I said to practice competitive as much as possible because I myself am getting rejected because I didnt practice cc as much as I should have. This is however a personal opinion.
Re-thinking developer experience • Product @Gitpod 🍊 Helping folks get their start in cloud • @openupthecloud ☁️ AWS Community Builder 🛠 Replies in GIFS 😃
Can you expand? What are the merits, in your eyes?
Yeah! So I wanted to leave this kinda open ended to see if people value technical skills over soft skills when working within a position. Maybe they wished that there soft skills were stronger or that they had more coding knowledge in a particular topic. 😀
The primary screening round of all companies involve a test where we are aupposed to solve a coding question within a stipulated time. So all the tech atuff that we know wont even be asked if we fail to pass the screening round That is why I said to practice competitive as much as possible because I myself am getting rejected because I didnt practice cc as much as I should have. This is however a personal opinion.
Gotcha, thanks for expanding. I guess the "competitive" part threw me, it makes it sound like it's programming against someone else.