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ITI'm Anu, I'm a Software Engineer at Google, If I had to start preparing for Google in 2025,
Here’s the roadmap I would follow:
☑️ Timeline:
→ 3 months on DSA + System Design
→ 3 months on full-stack projects + DevOps + GenAI
→ 4–5 hours a day is more than enough if you stay consistent.
1️⃣ Pick one language: Java, C++, or Python — choose one and master it.
2️⃣ Learn DSA & System Design: Focus on graphs, trees, recursion, and DP. Read engineering blogs to understand real-world system design.
3️⃣ Master Full Stack Development (MERN Stack): Build projects that cover both frontend and backend (client and server side). Learn how real systems work end-to-end.
4️⃣ Understand DevOps: Learn CI/CD, testing, deployment, and how software is shipped.
5️⃣ Explore Generative AI: Learn how to use APIs from OpenAI, Gemini, Claude, etc., and build projects that integrate these tools.
6️⃣ Mock interviews: Once you’ve covered the basics, start mock interviews (technical + HR) with engineers from Google or your target companies who can give you honest, practical feedback.
This journey won’t be easy, and you might face technical roadblocks, time management issues, or self-doubt. So, don’t hesitate to connect with senior SDEs, they’ll help you stay on track and get placed at your dream company. 💯
All the best!
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