Why it worked
The post provides actionable advice for a specific audience (CS majors) on how to improve their career prospects during the summer break. It breaks down the advice into digestible steps with clear visuals, making it easy for viewers to understand and implement.
Summary
This post offers advice to computer science majors on how to productively spend their summer. It suggests focusing on the "Neet 150" coding problems, pairing certifications with projects, and attending networking events to stand out to employers.
Structure
- 1Hook: Wasting summer as a CS major
- 2Solution 1: Focus on NeetCode 150
- 3Solution 2: Pair certifications with projects
- 4Solution 3: Attend networking events
- 5Call to action: Stand out to employers
Product placement
The post mentions and shows screenshots of 'NeetCode' as a tool to prepare for coding interviews, and 'Eventbrite' for finding networking events.
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Most CS MAJORS will
WASTE this SUMMER -
here's how I'm CATCHING
UP
Not MINDLESSLY doing
LEETCODE
- Focus on doing the Neet 150(80:20
Rule)
- Doing One Everyday Will HELP so
MUCH
NeetCode
A better way to
prepare for coding
interviews.
Get Pro
2. PAIRING A CERTIFICATION WITH
A PROJECT
Plenty of Certifications like
Security+, Network+, AWS CCP. All
have skills which will impress
employers(if applied)
AWS
certified
Cloud
Practitioner
FOUNDATIONAL
3. ATTENDING NETWORKING EVENTS
Using applications like Eventbrite
can allow you access public
recruiting events
Eventbrite
Most of these events DON'T have
COLLEGE STUDENTS so it's an EASY
WAY to STAND OUT