Sir, you have always been inspiring me! What a beautiful story!
I feel in the next five years what is going to differentiate us from others are the choices that we make today & to get something we never had, we need to do something that we never did!
Absolutely love this. Been through the same. Got into a tier3 college depressed, having failed to crack IITs. The only reason for getting in was that Microsoft comes to recruit there, just 2-3 students maybe.
There was no looking back since then. Currently in my final year and guess who made it to Microsoft ? ~ Yours truly !
Lesson learnt : Always believe in your dreams and be ready to push yourself to the edge.
I guess i'm the Aranav of this story, because i'm from dhanbad as well and will be joining Microsoft this august 🙊
Thanks for reading throught. Have an amazing day !
Bokaro!!! Being from bokaro and not being an iitian, NITian, BITian almost scars you for life , but being from bokaro also means having dreams and a drive for it.
Glad to have stumbled upon this article and your YouTube Channel! Inspiring.
I need your guidance on my situation as I too want to live my dreams and I am ready to put in the work.
I am a 2016 pass-out from a tier 3 engineering college in Mumbai. I was placed into Accenture in java batch which was a typical service-based experience and was also put into support projects. At this point I was unsure of what to do in life so was trying out many things half-heartedly because of which my knowledge in java or tech was average. Then after wasting 3 years I decided to switch after many rejections I managed to get into a small product-based startup based on my average java knowledge but they did not have a front end resource so I volunteered and was the only react.js resource there so I was working as a full-stack and was somehow making things work by googling. After a year in this startup, I felt that the environment was getting too toxic so deiced to switch again and got into John Deere which is a product-based MNC based on my react.js skills and java. At this point, my react.js exposure had surpassed my java exposure but I think I still lack knowledge in HTML, CSS and just have a plain black and white resume with no work to show of my own like a portfolio or personal projects. Also being into an agile project I am expected to learn AWS and work on Java and DB side as well which is not my area of interest now after learning React.js. I want to grow as a react.js developer and I want to learn Golang as well as I think Golang will be very beneficial in the future.
I want to know your thoughts on my situation and how do I approach my learning? what should I prioritize first? Please help my mail id is avishkardalvi@gmail.com or if you could provide your mail id I would explain my doubts in detail and I wish to get some guidance from you. Thanking you in advance :)
This is the type of story that sends a chill down the spine. You are the idol for countless students like myself, who are inspired and motivated by your life and work. I feel blessed to have found a mentor like you. 🙇🏻♂️🙏🏻
Truly inspiring. I am proud of you. Thanks for sharing your journey to Microsoft. I wish you the best in life, today, tomorrow, and always. May you soar higher and higher and reach new heights both in your personal and professional life.
Have a long, wonderful, and fruitful association with Microsoft. Keep up the good work and as always, keep contributing to the community and hone and mold young aspiring engineers (future leaders) who desperately need your able guidance.
Such an awesome motivational post for a person who have been through IIT journey and landed up in a tier 3 college. 2021 grad hoping to get into a product based company or a good startup. Thank you sir for the story.
Sir, you have always been inspiring me! What a beautiful story!
I feel in the next five years what is going to differentiate us from others are the choices that we make today & to get something we never had, we need to do something that we never did!
I am gratefull to have you as a mentor!! ❤
Absolutely love this. Been through the same. Got into a tier3 college depressed, having failed to crack IITs. The only reason for getting in was that Microsoft comes to recruit there, just 2-3 students maybe.
There was no looking back since then. Currently in my final year and guess who made it to Microsoft ? ~ Yours truly !
Lesson learnt : Always believe in your dreams and be ready to push yourself to the edge.
I guess i'm the Aranav of this story, because i'm from dhanbad as well and will be joining Microsoft this august 🙊
Thanks for reading throught. Have an amazing day !
I find it fascinating that this story connected with you instantly and personally. We’ll have tea once you’re in office. Welcome to the club.
Absolutely.
Thank you so much for this motivation!
I am a tier 3 college graduate 2021.
On campus placements are not that good and because of covid, it became worse.
But I got off campus opportunity with Tekion as Software Engineer, a company that go only tier 1 colleges like bits pilani, iiit alahabad.
Its a not a dream company, it surely a big achievement of my life!
And this post gives me even more motivation to work harder even more!
Thank you! :)
liked the story ?? no sir... I just loved it
Bokaro!!! Being from bokaro and not being an iitian, NITian, BITian almost scars you for life , but being from bokaro also means having dreams and a drive for it.
Glad to have stumbled upon this article and your YouTube Channel! Inspiring.
Tanay sir can you please tell us your futhur story sometime through this substack, your story would be much more interesting to know
Hi Tanay,
I need your guidance on my situation as I too want to live my dreams and I am ready to put in the work.
I am a 2016 pass-out from a tier 3 engineering college in Mumbai. I was placed into Accenture in java batch which was a typical service-based experience and was also put into support projects. At this point I was unsure of what to do in life so was trying out many things half-heartedly because of which my knowledge in java or tech was average. Then after wasting 3 years I decided to switch after many rejections I managed to get into a small product-based startup based on my average java knowledge but they did not have a front end resource so I volunteered and was the only react.js resource there so I was working as a full-stack and was somehow making things work by googling. After a year in this startup, I felt that the environment was getting too toxic so deiced to switch again and got into John Deere which is a product-based MNC based on my react.js skills and java. At this point, my react.js exposure had surpassed my java exposure but I think I still lack knowledge in HTML, CSS and just have a plain black and white resume with no work to show of my own like a portfolio or personal projects. Also being into an agile project I am expected to learn AWS and work on Java and DB side as well which is not my area of interest now after learning React.js. I want to grow as a react.js developer and I want to learn Golang as well as I think Golang will be very beneficial in the future.
I want to know your thoughts on my situation and how do I approach my learning? what should I prioritize first? Please help my mail id is avishkardalvi@gmail.com or if you could provide your mail id I would explain my doubts in detail and I wish to get some guidance from you. Thanking you in advance :)
This is the type of story that sends a chill down the spine. You are the idol for countless students like myself, who are inspired and motivated by your life and work. I feel blessed to have found a mentor like you. 🙇🏻♂️🙏🏻
Your words are always relatable. Been there, gone through that. Thank you for sharing this!
Listening to our inner voice and working hard consistently takes us into a greater heights.No matter who discourage us
Sir aapko pranam🙏
Truly inspiring. I am proud of you. Thanks for sharing your journey to Microsoft. I wish you the best in life, today, tomorrow, and always. May you soar higher and higher and reach new heights both in your personal and professional life.
Have a long, wonderful, and fruitful association with Microsoft. Keep up the good work and as always, keep contributing to the community and hone and mold young aspiring engineers (future leaders) who desperately need your able guidance.
Sincerely,
Your well-wisher and fellow traveler,
Shaji Kalidasan
"Things always work out if you're consistent with your efforts." Only this is the hope
Sapne purae hote hai. ❤️
Inspiring! All you need is a dare to dream attitude amidst all ups and downs.🤍
Such an awesome motivational post for a person who have been through IIT journey and landed up in a tier 3 college. 2021 grad hoping to get into a product based company or a good startup. Thank you sir for the story.