In this episode, we talk about ways you can land that Freshmen/Sophomore internship! The biggest takeaway is that you should join some online communities  so that you can hear about opportunities. Not finding an internship your freshmen/sophomore year doesn't mean you are behind or that you are not good enough, it just means, you did not find an internship, nothing more, nothing less.  You can always work on a personal project, teach children in your community, or work on something totally different.  Below are a list of companies who I have heard offers freshmen and sophomore internships. Some of the programs might be discontinued (apologies). 

I do believe that by your sophomore year, there are a lot more internship opportunities. Make sure you read the internship requirements/ eligibility to make sure that sophomores are eligible.

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In this episode, we talk about return offers. We look at some of the factors that go into you receiving a return offer. While it will be nice to receive a return offer from the company you are interning at, it's not the end of the world if you don't. Keep your head up, keep applying to jobs, do interviews, and you might even get an offer that might be better than the one the company might have offered. 

In this episode, I share some my experience with depression and the things that I did/doing to help avoid it in the future. I talk about some of the things that I did that didn't help me, and some of the things that I am doing to help in preventing it from happening again.

In this episode, I share some my experience with depression and the things that I did/doing to help avoid it in the future. I talk about some of the things that I did that didn't help me, and some of the things that I am doing to help in preventing it from happening again.

In this episode, I share some of my reasons for wanting to go to grad school right after undergrad. While I still want to pursue a master's program in the future, I have decided to put a pin in going to grad school for now. I do want to mention that all reasons for wanting to grad school are valid, and if you are fine with your decision to go, then you should go for it! 

Even though a lot of people say that the behavioral interview portion of the software engineering interview process is the easiest, that is not always true. In this episode, we talk about some methods that can help you to prepare for your  behavioral interview. 

In this episode, we go into great detail about some of the resources that I used to prepare for my technical interviews. We go over some free and paid resources and I share my honest opinions about them.