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    Stop giving solutions for problems: Former job recruiter shares 5 interview tips to get hired at big tech companies

    A former job interviewer who says he has conducted 100 interviews has shared five tips for candidates struggling to clear technical rounds. He advises job seekers to stop rushing into coding, explain their approach, start with a brute-force solution and practise around 50 carefully selected questions. He also explains why communication, checking edge cases and applying for jobs while preparing can make a difference in landing a tech job.

    Techie says interviews in India are lot more tougher than US even though the salary offered is half

    A social media post comparing technology job interviews in India and the US has triggered debate over coding-heavy assessments, compensation and hiring practices. The anonymous techie argued that US interviews place greater emphasis on experience, system design and practical problem-solving, while Indian candidates often face multiple difficult coding rounds. Other users offered differing views on applicant volumes, interview culture and technical assessments.

    From the FAANG gang to MANGO: how AI came to dominate US tech

    In 2025, this acronym is MANGO. This alphabet soup stands for Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia, Google, and OpenAI. For some, MA is Meta and Anthropic.

    Are long notice periods costing techies big opportunities? Reddit explodes over netizen's FAANG offer dilemma

    A Reddit post by a techie who received a coveted FAANG job offer has gone viral, spotlighting the harsh reality of long notice periods in Indian tech firms. Despite completing all formalities, the employee’s early exit was blocked, sparking an outpouring of similar stories and a debate over whether outdated HR practices are costing talent big opportunities.

    From 5 LPA to Rs 2.3 crore in 8 years: Techie shares his six job changes and upskilling journey

    An Indian techie scaled his earnings from 4.7 LPA to 2.3 crore per annum in eight years. He achieved this through persistent upskilling, strategic job changes, and mastering data structures and algorithms, ultimately securing prestigious roles at FAANG companies and a renowned multinational corporation.

    As FAANG stocks outperform Indian stocks, here’s how to ride the tech wave

    FAANG: In 2024, FAANG stocks (Meta, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Alphabet) saw strong growth, driven by innovation in AI, cloud, and emerging tech sectors. Indian investors can gain exposure through direct investments, ETFs, and leveraged products like the Mirae Asset NYSE FANG+ ETF. Despite risks, FAANG stocks remain attractive for 2025, with diversification key for a balanced portfolio.

    The Economic Times
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