I dont know what different strategy I should use now for the preparation?
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Hi community,
I have done almost 300 questions in 6 months of my unempolyment after my graduation.I made it to onsites of some very big companies in west and east coast.But couldnt convert those interviews successfully into job offers.
I am really passionate and desperately want to get into some big/good company.I really want to do some challenging work.
According to me, I have really become good in data structure and algorithms.
But the luck wasn't with me.
Because most of the time,I was able to successfully solve all the questions on onsite interviews.
But for one or the other (sometimes known and sometimes unknown) reasons,I got rejected.
After so much of preparation,I went completely blank in my last interview at one of the biggest companies of west coast,US.

In the end,I did get into a job which is decently paid but the job itself is a joke.

I have taken a month rest and want to get back on the bandwagon of prepration and try for my dream companies(or some good companies) again.
But the problem is that I dont know what different strategy I should use now for the preparation?

I am really feeling restless and anxious because I know that I am well prepared and still not able to make it.
I am not able to recognize where I lag. Do I even lag anywhere or its just that luck is not in my favor currently?

I know alot of it is luck also.A lot of folks who graduated with me who arent even sufficiently good in data structures and algorithms made it to the big companies like amazon and others.

Can someone please advice me as to what and how should I prepare now, as I have already done a sufficient amount of practice:?I do think that I am sufficiently good in all the topics and covered questions from almost all topics well.

Should I go about solving random questions each day?Or should I repeat my already solved questions only?
Or what and how much leetcode preparation should I do before again applying and appearing for the interviews?

Thanks for the help.

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