checkout this post from a community member on how he got a job in Big Tech. Bruuhhh... it's wild. Y'all need to read this inspiring one https://www.skool.com/justfaang-2436/just-a-little-mid-week-motivation?p=80dbcda8

After 500+ cold applications, I just broke into Big Tech — and no, I don’t attend a T5 or T10 school (MUCH lower, actually). Prior to this, I only had: 1. A Research internship at my school (which, for most schools, you can actually take part in pretty easily: either through cold-emailing a prof with demonstrated interest in their research publications, or via your school’s programs). 2. An internship at a small startup that I only got via networking (I’d recommend finding smaller startups, emailing the founder to chat about your excitement & experience with the product/that you have feedback, and giving them tangible feedback — really shows your passionate). As long as you do your part, it will work out. Keep moving forward — y’all got this. Don’t forget though: Y’all still gotta put in the work — but just know, it’ll pay off the in the end. All you need is a little faith in God, and you can do wonders. I can’t even begin to express how anxious/uncertain I felt through this entire process — but one of the things that kept me going was this “inexplicable” trust in God that it would work out. P.S. Huge shoutout to Micah! One of the main reasons that I was able to pass the interview was because of the EXACT STRUCTURE that Micah covered in his “Technical Interview Series”(https://youtu.be/8op2c008ph4?si=pKjUVy9JlDE8n93v). Not to mention his helpful Mock Interviews — check them out! Remember: If I can do it, y’all can do it too.

The most difficult part of applying is really getting past the resume stage. Watch this video to know what to do to get past the resume stage. These videos are available to members of the community first, before they go out to the public, so enjoy the early rewards.

Check out this LinkedIn post! Really encapsulates many ideas I talk about with job search. It's not easy, but you gotta keep grinding things out: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/dhruvloya_i-finally-got-a-job-300-applications-activity-7256360528376201216-wV0N?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

Steal these 7 tips that were given to me by two senior engineers from Meta and AirBnb before I took my Meta Technical interviews. These tips greatly helped me pass my interview. I really want you to have them