I prefer cameras to be off for quick huddles and short meetings, I prefer people to be on the point and share their screen if necessary. When we communicate, I usually look for, How do we articulate our questions better.

Maybe because I care about agility in engineering a feature I prefer communication to be as minimal as possible but crisp whenever we do, well written/documented, more direct.

Software Engineer @ Reliance

Sharan Salian

**Fails:**

- Stayed up late a lot

- Reached the quarter-finals in a table tennis tournament, lost because of amateur mistakes

- Didn't schedule any mock interviews, so I couldn't validate my skills

**Wins**:

- Solved 2 problems daily, achieving 60 in a month
- Read, System Design Interview: An Insider's Guide while commuting from work
- On top of my finances 

The way I've planned my transition is by using courses, currently, I'm focused on pure mathematics which is foundational for machine learning for this I'm using Khan Academy and TensorFlow as it is backed by Google, and have good updated code labs & courses to get a grasp of important machine learning concepts and use cases. 

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