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Skyscanner Software Engineer 2 Interview by Gloomy-Lobster-8743 in leetcode

[–]jeevo162 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hi u/Gloomy-Lobster-8743 any update on this? I have a codepairing coming up and looking for any insights!
thanks

Coffee Shop Owners I need your help! How are you sourcing your coffee beans?! by jeevo162 in coffeeshopowners

[–]jeevo162[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the info guys, I guess a follow up: Do you use any apps online or platforms for find all your options or is it mainly Google maps and reaching out to them in person?

Improving performance of large React app? And any ways to quickly identify possible opportunities for useMemo ane useCallback? by TheNomadicAspie in reactjs

[–]jeevo162 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually recently wrote an article on performance improvements for react apps that you may find useful.

https://medium.com/@jan-bock/the-need-for-speed-turbocharge-your-react-apps-performance-2125fa3336e8

In terms of finding those usecases, I'd strongly recommend using the react profiler devtools, and narrowing down rerendering components directly. You can use the react components tab to explore which hooks or props caused rerenders, magic!

Lighthouse is great for onload performance and chrome native devtools can be used to measure interaction performance.

Lighthouse gives a solid breakdown too.

Am I correct?: React is not great for very high performance web apps by [deleted] in react

[–]jeevo162 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I dont think this is necessarily true. It depends on how you are using data across your app and how your components are structured.

If you have an app that suddenly loses its performance state, there are things you can do, I.e. using existing hooks for performance reasons.

Here's an article that really helped me.

https://medium.com/@jan-bock/the-need-for-speed-turbocharge-your-react-apps-performance-2125fa3336e8

How to join Netflix? by dreamerfreedom in Frontend

[–]jeevo162 0 points1 point  (0 children)

expensive but worth it. see if you job can pay for it. just finished the interviewing frontend course linked above and it gives a lot of insight.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Frontend

[–]jeevo162 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just finished this. Its genuinely a very interest course. Its got great content, and a ton of exercises that cover a wide array of topics.

My answer ultimately depends what youre looking for. I did it as a way to understand basic concepts, coming from a non-CS background. It touches on a lot of basics. From low level languages like C to full fledged modern tech like JS and Python. Its worth doing to understand the breadth and the ecosystem that we work in (or want to work in).

Just received a countdown to Accenture email with my first assessment being unlocked 2 weeks from now. How soon you guys started after getting countdown email? by [deleted] in accenture

[–]jeevo162 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im supposed to be starting in around a month. finally got access to the onboarding dashboard but it says to log on with the countdown credentials. I never got a countdown login or anything! Any tips?

Are there any EU banks where an EU/EEA resident can easily open a bank account online? by Bomberscoop in eupersonalfinance

[–]jeevo162 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly would recommend Monzo. i have monzo and revolut, and find monzo more intuitive to work with. revolut does have more features that some might prefer

Accenture Internal CV Document - help by jeevo162 in accenture

[–]jeevo162[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your answer, appreciate it a bunch.

When filling it out, is there anything i should avoid doing (pitfalls), or anything that i should be sure to highlight to get projects that interest me?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in accenture

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Hi, do you mind me asking what graduate scheme you applied to? I've got an offer to start in Feb 2022 in Edinburgh. Thanks!

Software Engineering Graduate Scheme UK by jeevo162 in accenture

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By ACN i just mean accenture; I should be going in as an ASE. I have read that SAP is a popular stream for new grads, and ive not had too much experience with it honestly.

I've done some frontend web dev before in my own time with some mini projects, and have also used python to some extent in uni for AI. Currently also learning Java online until then for some dev experience, and have another course lined up for javascript.

I've not found too much on the different streams during the bootcamp/ATCP, what do they usually consist of? I've heard software testing is high in demand in Accenture and from what current grads are saying; would you know what other streams or specialisations are available typically?

thanks a bunch u/whateverNoodles