By the way, the image attached is the first-ever YouTube studio I set up.
6 months ago | 2
Also sharing my small opinion on dsa! To be honest, I don’t think DSA is that valuable as a skill for students in the long run. I have a strong opinion that it only seems important because of how flawed our current hiring system is. It’s not something that actually makes you a great engineer. I’m trying to advocate for a different mindset — one that focuses on becoming a real engineer, not someone who’s just solving endless DSA problems without context. That said, since I’ve gone through the process and cracked it myself, I’m just trying to help others by sharing how I did it. Not sure if I’ll continue teaching DSA in the future — let’s see. My bigger goal is to help people build meaningful skills, not just follow trends. Let me know your thoughts
6 months ago | 3
I agree with ur thoughts .. We are here to build software not solve DSA questions endlessly .. Software that serves ❤
6 months ago
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I wish more people speak about whole life not only job and dsa .. there is much more possibilities for n number of things ... and being specific to coding.. as I said we should focus on products , companies building .. etc etc .. AND ofc jobs to bilkul
6 months ago
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Harshita Verma
Mujhe DSA sikhane ka koi shauk nahi tha.
But people kept asking, so I started making those videos.
And honestly?
Every time I upload something, I second-guess myself.
“Is this even useful?”
“Am I saying something too basic?”
“Does anyone really care?”
I don’t know if it’s fear, self-doubt, or just the pressure of creating value.
But I keep going — because maybe, just maybe, one person might hear something that helps.
This post isn’t for likes.
It’s not for reach.
It’s just real.
Please drop your honest feedback in the comments about the videos and the channel.
What kind of content actually helps you?
What do you wish more people spoke about?
Even one honest comment would mean a lot.
Thanks for reading till the end. ❤️
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