In your own experience which question-answers or posts are the most interesting in FCC forum?

[palmaone]

Hi all ,

Would you share the question-answers that you have enjoyed more or learnt more from in the forum? I wonder if we can create a thread with the content that others have learnt more from and/or enjoyed more so that we can all learn from each others experiences using the forum and create a very rich and plural subjective guide to navigate the forum’s bast content.

Are you in for it?

Thanks in advance.

Israel

[JacksonBates]

This was a very neat post from ages ago:

Need help and advice-- Unable to crack the interviews

I can’t speak to the challenges of being an international applicant or the specifics of data science, but here is the advice section from my rant about my own recent job hunt:

Attitude is so important

My personal tagline is “You’d be surprised how far stubbornness and enthusiasm can get you.” So much of job-hunting comes down to the impression you make. I know how hard it is to stay positive, but you gotta fake it. Don’t complain or trash-talk (including yourself), even jokingly. Physically smil…

I’m sure there are dozens more, but that was the only one I had bookmarked!

[JacksonBates]

I reference this one every couple of months:

The Pairwise Algorithm Challenge

By @P1xt If there is, I haven’t found a comprehensive reference. Personally, I like seeing “proof” so I tend to just code up a quick node script with a function for each of the various ways I might consider solving a problem (once I’ve winnowed down the possible solutions to the ones that, on the face, seem the least complex - logarithmic or linear time as opposed to quadratic or polynomial) and use the benchmark npm module to give me cold hard data about which of the remaining solutions are …

[palmaone]

Yeah. that’s an interesting one I think so too. Thanks! I really enjoyed that read!

I think it can be an struggle to find a job and it’s really great to learn from what others have gone through, it kinda gives you not only insight but courage to take on your own journey.

[palmaone]

wow. I hadn’t seen this great post. It’s a really good code challenge for practicing solving algs and then comparing to the best/correct answers, plus reading through each solution author thought process. Thanks again @JacksonBates !