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Sukashish Kaur | Working Professional

How can I improve my logic for solving questions ?

Logic can be developed only through more and more practice. After you have already done a certain amount of questions, you are able to identify some patterns. Not only practicing more questions, your goal while solving a question should be to identify all the possible approaches for the question and write them down along with thoroughly working on the most optimal solution. These quick notes will help in your revision as well.  

Vidur Rajpal | Fresher

Do I need to learn frameworks like RICE, AARRR to excel in product management interviews?

The knowledge of these frameworks is good to have, but not necessary. What is more important is the fundaments and conceptual grounding of why these frameworks exist, and what do they help achieve. Read about the first principles of product management. It essentially is breaking down complex problems into basic, fundamental truths or elements and then building up from there. There are certain pillars of product management which center around user centricity, data-informed decision making, and iterative development to always be on the right track to build the RIGHT sets of features. Building the 'right' sets of features, is where prioritization comes in, which led to the birth of these frameworks which give a structured way of approaching prioritization problems through pre-defined attributes that can quickly and heuristically help you to identify what to build right now, and what later. Try to build an understanding around these concepts than just jumping on the frameworks. Read about prioritization, its uses, its importance, and build your understanding up from there. Hope this helps you :)

Mohammad Owaiz Shaik | Working Professional

How do I become a cloud engineer?

To become a cloud engineer, you can follow these steps: Obtain a relevant degree or certification: Consider pursuing a degree in computer science, information technology, or a related field. Alternatively, you can acquire certifications like AWS Certified Solutions Architect or Microsoft Certified: Azure Solutions Architect. Gain experience with cloud technologies: Familiarize yourself with popular cloud platforms like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Learn about cloud computing concepts, virtualization, networking, and storage. Develop programming and scripting skills: Learn programming languages commonly used in cloud environments, such as Python, Java, or PowerShell. Acquire scripting skills to automate tasks and manage cloud resources efficiently. Learn infrastructure as code (IaC) tools: Gain proficiency in tools like Terraform or AWS CloudFormation, which enable you to define and manage infrastructure using code. Gain hands-on experience: Practice deploying and managing cloud resources. Set up virtual machines, containers, databases, and networking configurations in a cloud environment. Explore different services offered by cloud providers. Expand your knowledge: Stay updated with the latest developments in cloud computing, attend webinars, join communities, and engage in online forums. Continuously learn about new services, best practices, and emerging trends. Showcase your skills: Build a portfolio of projects or contribute to open-source projects related to cloud computing. Demonstrate your ability to design, implement, and manage cloud infrastructure effectively. Networking and collaboration: Connect with professionals in the field through networking events, conferences, or online communities. Collaborate with others on cloud-related projects to gain insights and expand your knowledge. Keep learning and adapting: Cloud technologies evolve rapidly, so it's crucial to stay curious and embrace continuous learning. Seek opportunities to acquire new skills, explore different cloud services, and adapt to changing industry demands. Seek cloud engineer positions: Once you feel confident in your skills and experience, start applying for cloud engineer roles. Tailor your resume to highlight your cloud expertise and showcase your projects. Prepare for interviews by studying common cloud-related questions and practicing your responses. Remember, becoming a cloud engineer is an ongoing journey of learning and practical application. Stay dedicated, keep building your skills, and embrace the opportunities that come your way.

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