u/_Thehighguy

Hi everyone, I’m an immediate joiner having 3 YOE currently looking for java developer roles and going through so many thoughts and very confused about my interview prep at this stage. So, I thought of consulting a mentor on topmate I booked a session but the mentor didn’t appeared and also I can’t track my refund status so now having double thoughts on booking some other mentor. Also, there are so many newbie’s on the platform whose profile I can’t trust on. So, please help me out finding a good mentor who can give me some good suggestions as I’m not even able to study with this state of mind.

Hi everyone, I’m an immediate joiner having 3 YOE currently looking for java developer roles and going through so many thoughts and very confused about my interview prep at this stage. So, I thought of consulting a mentor on topmate I booked a session but the mentor didn’t appeared and also I can’t track my refund status so now having double thoughts on booking some other mentor. Also, there are so many newbie’s on the platform whose profile I can’t trust on. So, please help me out finding a good mentor who can give me some good suggestions as I’m not even able to study with this state of mind.

I’m targeting a Java backend role with 3 years of experience after completing my notice period—got an early release from 3 months, but I took the risk of resigning without another offer in hand. Since then, I’ve been fully focused on preparation, mainly DSA. I can recognize patterns now, but I often get stuck while coding, probably because I haven’t been revising problems consistently. The lack of a structured plan is starting to affect me—I get distracted, lose momentum, and it’s honestly demotivating.

I’m also unsure about what backend topics I should be covering at this stage, how deep I need to go, and how to divide my time effectively, even though I can dedicate full days to prep. On top of that, I didn’t get much hands-on experience with Java projects in my last job, which is making me anxious about handling practical and experience-based interview questions. It’s been about a month since my last working day, and the pressure to land a role is starting to build.

Targeting companies which can pay upto 10-15LPA.

I’m targeting a Java backend role with 3 years of experience after completing my notice period—got an early release from 3 months, but I took the risk of resigning without another offer in hand. Since then, I’ve been fully focused on preparation, mainly DSA. I can recognize patterns now, but I often get stuck while coding, probably because I haven’t been revising problems consistently. The lack of a structured plan is starting to affect me—I get distracted, lose momentum, and it’s honestly demotivating.

I’m also unsure about what backend topics I should be covering at this stage, how deep I need to go, and how to divide my time effectively, even though I can dedicate full days to prep. On top of that, I didn’t get much hands-on experience with Java projects in my last job, which is making me anxious about handling practical and experience-based interview questions. It’s been about a month since my last working day, and the pressure to land a role is starting to build.

Targeting companies which can pay upto 10-15LPA.

"Got it reframed with AI"

I’m targeting a Java backend role with 3 years of experience after completing my notice period—got an early release from 3 months, but I took the risk of resigning without another offer in hand. Since then, I’ve been fully focused on preparation, mainly DSA. I can recognize patterns now, but I often get stuck while coding, probably because I haven’t been revising problems consistently. The lack of a structured plan is starting to affect me—I get distracted, lose momentum, and it’s honestly demotivating.

I’m also unsure about what backend topics I should be covering at this stage, how deep I need to go, and how to divide my time effectively, even though I can dedicate full days to prep. On top of that, I didn’t get much hands-on experience with Java projects in my last job, which is making me anxious about handling practical and experience-based interview questions. It’s been about a month since my last working day, and the pressure to land a role is starting to build.

Targeting companies which can pay upto 10-15LPA.

I’m targeting a Java backend role with 3 years of experience after completing my notice period—got an early release from 3 months, but I took the risk of resigning without another offer in hand. Since then, I’ve been fully focused on preparation, mainly DSA. I can recognize patterns now, but I often get stuck while coding, probably because I haven’t been revising problems consistently. The lack of a structured plan is starting to affect me—I get distracted, lose momentum, and it’s honestly demotivating.

I’m also unsure about what backend topics I should be covering at this stage, how deep I need to go, and how to divide my time effectively, even though I can dedicate full days to prep. On top of that, I didn’t get much hands-on experience with Java projects in my last job, which is making me anxious about handling practical and experience-based interview questions. It’s been about a month since my last working day, and the pressure to land a role is starting to build.

Targeting companies which can pay upto 10-15LPA.

"Got it reframed with AI"