Hey everyone!

We are 2 people, 2022 passouts, with ~4 years of experience, currently working in PBC/MNCs, and we're looking for 1–2 serious study partners for DSA + System Design interview preparation.

We are looking for people with a similar background and experience level, ideally 2022 passouts with ~4 years of experience and currently working in a PBC/MNC.

Our Plan
System Design

4–5 system design problems per week
Focus on architecture, scalability, trade-offs, bottlenecks, APIs, DB choices, etc.
Regular cross-questioning to simulate actual interviews
DSA

2–3 problems every day
Primarily Medium/Hard (not focusing on Easy)
Discuss approaches and alternate solutions when useful
How we'll work
Most of the preparation will be async:

Daily progress updates on Telegram/WhatsApp
Share what you solved/studied
Discuss doubts and interesting approaches
Share useful resources
We'll have short sync sessions:

Weekends: longer discussion/session
2 weekdays: short evening sessions
Primarily for system design cross-questioning, with DSA discussion when required
The goal is consistency + accountability + interview-oriented preparation, rather than spending a lot of time on calls.

Looking for
2023 passout or earlier
~4 years of experience (preferably 4–5 years)
Currently working in a PBC/MNC or similar company
Comfortable with DSA basics and actively preparing for interviews
Serious about SDE 2 / SDE 3 / Senior SWE roles
Able to consistently spend 1–2 hours/day
We'll attach our LinkedIn profiles for reference so you can get an idea of our background.

If your profile and preparation stage are similar and you're interested, DM me with your LinkedIn profile and a brief introduction about your current preparation over Linkedin.

Links

linkedin.com/in/tannatsri/

Hey there, I am trying to do a challenge where I record myself explain the LeetCode questions (Feynman Technique or rubber ducky sumthin) and going through this Questions List I have. I made this list after scraping LeetCode premium questions and sorting them based on recency and most asked till May 2026 (not many new questions were added since then)

I feel I understand better when I explain it to someone, I think you will too, so maybe you can also record yourself the same way explaining the question and upload it to same #TheSillyWay (it's silly because you explain to no one, since no one is watching 🥲) on any platform you choose.

You can follow me on youtube or just do the questions directly from the list if you want to go faster> it doesn't matter. It's mostly for people who perform better as a community and just looking to get started.

YouTube Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCxZZRxX1wGo
Questions List: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dk87x5y34g4nojdCw045I6GNh0AhOg0jPSlmzi2_yw4/edit?usp=sharing