AIBackendDev

I've seen people claim they can automatically apply to hundreds of jobs using AI or browser automation. Is this actually possible for free, or is it mostly clickbait?

If you've done it, what tools or workflow do you use? Are there any open-source options? Also, how do you avoid getting your applications rejected or your account flagged by LinkedIn, Indeed, or other job portals?

I'm looking for something that can help apply to relevant software developer jobs, not just spam every listing.

Hi everyone,

I'm a Java Backend Developer with 2 years of experience in Java, REST APIs, Microservices, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Redis, Kafka/RabbitMQ, Git, and Maven.

I'm currently serving my notice period and urgently looking for a new opportunity. I'm also the only earning member in my family, so finding a job quickly is very important for me.

If you've had a good experience with any genuine recruitment agency or know a recruiter hiring for Java backend roles, please comment below or DM me.

Thank you so much! 🙏

I have around 2 years of experience as a Java backend developer. The problem is, I get really nervous before and during interviews.

When I'm practicing alone, I can explain concepts well. But in the actual interview, my mind goes blank, I overthink, and I end up giving much worse answers than I actually know.

For people who overcame interview anxiety, what genuinely helped? Mock interviews? Breathing techniques? Mindset shifts? I'd love to hear practical advice that worked for you.

I have 2 years of experience as a Java backend developer and had a 30-minute interview today.

The interviewer focused mainly on Core Java (OOP, String immutability, String Pool, etc.), and I realized my fundamentals aren't as strong as they should be. I mean I had read about it but I forgot to speak under pressure.

I also need to prepare backend topics like Spring Boot, Multithreading, Kafka, Docker, Kubernetes, Redis, Linux, and SQL for upcoming interviews.

If you were in my position, how would you structure your preparation? Core Java first, or prepare everything in parallel? Any roadmap or resources would be appreciated.

I’m thinking of starting a small press‑on nails business in India (online first, maybe Instagram + local pickup).

My rough idea:

Affordable, ready‑to‑wear sets (3–5 designs per batch)

Focused on simple, trendy designs and monthly collections

Targeting college girls, office‑going women, and wedding‑prep buyers

Selling via Instagram / WhatsApp + possible future Amazon/own site

From what I’ve seen, the nail care market in India is growing fast, and press‑on nails seem to be part of that trend. ��

My questions for you:

Do you think this can actually work at a small‑startup level in India, or is it too crowded already?

What’s the biggest risk you see (logistics, returns, competition, pri