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Originally Posted by xiaoyan
Thanks for the input! But it seems you might be slightly confused. I am the one raising the doubts as to my own eligibility.
This is actually new information to me. Where did you find the information about 80% conversion rate?
What I have read online here and in other sources indicate a fairly low conversion rate. I personally know people who had gone through the program before, as well as full-timers inside who responded negatively about conversion prospects (indicating that Visa is undergoing extensive restructuring at the moment).
I am willing to take your input into account as well, where do your numbers for an 80% conversion rate out of a 120 intake come from?
OOP is relatively easy by comparison to the multitude of SWE concepts out there.
As a SWE, you should be familiar with the quantity and extent of Leetcode problems (dynamic programming, etc.) which are necessary prior even to interview considerarion in most tech MNCs. And that's not even considering slightly lower level stuff.
Can I clarify if you are disputing this?
For the record, I am not 'too good for the VTTP'!
Why is kind of why I cannot afford to be dragged down even further by more missteps.
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It seems that you have something to argue back with everyone who provides you with an opinion. When you seek anonymous views on a forum, you should already been prepared for tongue in cheek views. People come here to relax and give off the cuff opinions. They may be based on own experience and hearsay, but pls don’t expect carefully researched views or that people will have the time to entertain each of your long rebuttals.
I think I will be disengaging from your thread as your tone and outlook gives very negative vibes. This is not attractive as a job seeker. It’s not all about qualifications but also about the presentation.
People have even gone in and out of prison and rehabilitated themselves. Here you are hat!ng yourself becos you don’t have the perfect qualifications or dream job. The answer to some of your questions to others can be easily found by browsing LinkedIn profiles to see what people with private degrees have done with themselves. That may be more helpful than coming here to argue point by point with anonymous forum users.