Insights on Studying (Time Management)
Let's study with a timer on. Set a maximum time for each problem. Right now, I'm not using my time efficiently. It's because there are no deadlines. Let's apply this not just to LeetCode problems, but also to everything else I'm doing -- the things I absolutely must do. And let's check how much time I spend on each thing, how much time I need to secure, and what my performance is like.
- Write a diary in English
- Write blog posts (after studying)
- Create videos
Knowing That I Don't Know
If you can't say it out loud, it's the same as not knowing.
Among the things I think I know, there are plenty that I actually don't. So the way to check whether I truly know something or not is to output it through speaking. If you know English, you should be able to speak it. If you know how to solve a problem, you should be able to express your logic in code. If you know SQL, you should be able to extract useful data with it.
Interviews
I made it to the final interview at Seemes. But is this really the right choice for my second workplace? I'll be taking on an AI MLOps position, but first I need at least one offer to feel mentally at ease. Right now, the optimal environment for studying has been created. I've secured time to solve programming problems and study until my resignation date.
And right now, I've applied to a great many companies.
- Runbear
- Seemes
- MayI
- Samsung SDI
- POSTECH Graduate School
- Upstage
- Hyundai Mobis
- LG C&S
- POSCO
- Korean Air C&date
- LG Electronics
- SK C&C
- Toss Next
- KAI
- Hanwha Aerospace
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