ankitsoni

Test Engineer is a broad term. I would look at the job description and prepare accordingly. Here are some things you should look into: - Types of testing: white/black box, functional vs non-functional, API testing, browser-based testing - If you are asked to write test points for a function/form etc. make sure you cover positive, negative, edge cases, upper/lower limit etc.

Good luck!

Not Adora here, you don't need a co-founder to join startup school.

+1 to Django rest framework

If one rejection by YC can deter you from your ultimate destiny, don't call yourself an entrepreneur.

"It will probably hurt your odds of getting a job" can you please elaborate?

It's a strange move. I made some good progress in last month so I will update the application.

Hey Michael, Thanks for the AMA. How do you approach an application when you have no domain knowledge of the field in which the startup is working in?

Can you please add me akku.soni at gmail.

Thanks.

It’s better to try and fail than never try at all. Sums it up. Thanks for the great article.

Hey Ryan,

This looks pretty awesome. How many times did you apply for YC before getting in :)

What legal risks am I taking? If any. Solo founder on H1B. Working on a side project from couple of years. Recently incorporated, B2C platform pre revenue.