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You’re deciding between component properties vs global variables.
Which approach is architecturally correct?

💬 Comment your answer (A / B / C / D)

📌 Correct answer revealed in the next post.

Options 👇

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#133 Your app needs to load reference data once globally. Where should this logic go?
watch the answer in today's short at 1 pm.

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🎯 Power Apps Interview Prep – 2026

I’ve just published a new long-form video covering
10 REAL Power Apps interview scenarios — not theory, not memorized answers.

These are the kind of questions interviewers actually ask to test:

how you think

how you design solutions

how you handle real business problems

👉 Watch the video and comment:
Which scenario felt the most challenging for you?

This one is especially useful if you’re preparing for 2026 Power Apps interviews 🚀

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Hi everyone 👋

I’m planning the next set of interview-focused Shorts for this channel 👇

What should I focus on next?

👉 Vote in the poll below
👉 Or drop a comment if your option isn’t listed

I’ll double down on what helps you crack interviews faster 🚀

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🔍 Working with large Power Apps?

Flat menus break quickly when apps grow.
That’s where hierarchical (multi-level) menus become essential.

I’ve shared a deep, hands-on tutorial showing how to design and build nested hierarchical menus in Power Apps, focusing on data structure and real-world logic.

⚠️ Note: This is a detailed implementation-style video, so most of the time is spent on building and refining the menu step by step (not quick tips).

⏱️ Tip: Use chapters or watch at 1.25x–1.5x speed if you want to move faster.

👉 If you’re preparing for real projects or Power Apps interviews, this concept is worth mastering.

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📣 YouTube Community Post (Primary)

Most resumes don’t fail because of skills.
They fail because they’re written the wrong way.

I’ve just shared a new video where I break down:

Why good resumes still don’t get interview calls

How recruiters & ATS actually read resumes

How to explain projects so they sound real

Small changes that quietly improve callbacks

This works for any role, any technology, any industry.

👉 Watch the full video here 👇

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🌅 Morning Reminder

If you’re preparing for Power Platform interviews,
this Real HR ID Card Automation POC is worth watching.

It’s not a tutorial —
it’s how real projects should be explained on a resume and in interviews.

▶️ Watch here:

Save it. You’ll need this before your next interview.

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📌 Building resume projects?
This HR automation POC shows how real projects are explained in interviews — problem → solution → impact.

If you missed it, watch here 👇

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📣 Community Post (Reminder)

If you’re preparing for Power Platform interviews,
don’t miss this video on 3 real projects interviewers actually care about.

👉 Watch here:

Choosing the right project and explaining it well makes a big difference.

Keep learning. Keep growing.

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3 Real Power Platform Projects That Actually Get You Interview Calls

Most Power Platform resumes fail because projects are explained like demos — not real work.

In this video, I break down 3 real-world Power Platform projects and explain:

1) What interviewers actually listen for
2) How to talk about your role confidently
3) How to handle follow-up questions

If you’re preparing for Power Apps / Power Automate interviews, this will help you avoid common mistakes.

🎥 Watch the full video here:

Keep learning. Keep growing.

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