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tbh I'd rather make 90K than have to code on a Surface Pro

I’m looking forward to apply positions over there! Can you please tell me what entry levels are open there. Currently I’m pursuing my bachelor’s degree in business administration! Please guide me through this! What internships I can apply to get in there! Guide me

Does this still happen if the person chooses the manual option opposed to automatic? Thanks

When the guy said, there are many different teams and orgs...ORGS - I immediately thought of Scientology.

I’m data analyst, worked for AMAZON AND PepsiCo. How to switch to SDE. Can you please share what should I study or path I should take to get there

My cousin works for Microsoft

Can you kindly do the part where data or username and password is protected, like using .env ,am struggling with that part

Good day sir

When do you get to play valorant?

13:06 yeah that's the part of workplace culture i simply can't massage myself into. I spent my teen years on 4chan lmao. It feels weird interacting politely. over for me.

I was thinking of getting certs like CCNA (and more), completing some of my personal projects [a website, database, software reverse engineering, etc] and of course, any worthwhile bootcamps that have good rep. How hard would it be to get an entry software job with that?

you don't look at what they say, you look at what they do. All google software engineers have degrees. all tesla engineers have degrees. soooo..? them saying "no no" is obviously BS to make themseles look nice and inclusive.

hey John! Thanks for the video! I was trying to follow along with the code you linked, when I use a live server to test everything out the buttons themselves don't work and I think that it's because there is nothing linking plaid to the code I downloaded on my own machine. Is there a place to put in the plaid keys in the code or does that not matter?

Can you please do a video about your interview prep process for your job at Microsoft?

Yes you can, Been working as SWE for over 5 years and im self-taught, worked with many like me, I actually suggest going self-taught, because on the job you will have to learn new things on the go all the time, and if you cant teach yourself new concepts you might not be able to find a job.

Going up against people who have a bachelors in Computer science is damn near impossible.FAANG companies as well as other companies DO NOT choose a bunch of bootcamp self taught people to throw a bunch of money and benefits at and certain positions require a degree in order to move up.Some self taught/bootcamp people get in but 90% of the employees have a bachelors in computer science.They are well rounded software engineers and the companies trust in their college education concerning computer science.People wasting time with bootcamps.Not everyone needs a degree to get a job but you are a greater risk and expendable .

Nowadays, it's impossible! Perhaps 10 years ago you could break into the industry without a degree, but now that thousands of Soft Eng degrees are being churned out by colleges every semester recruiters won't even take a second look at your Resume

Thanks, cheers!

I was a technical suport from microsoft handling operating system Windoes from third party vendor do you have any reommendation to apply from a differen vendor since i was out from the third party hwo hamdles microaoft

Thanks for not showing yourself getting out of bed and brushing your teeth. Sexy beard btw

John thank you very much brother, was able to get through it because of this video

Very nice. I took a look at your linkedin profile and saw you don't even have a bachelor degree in computer science or something. You must be extremely good, such an inspiration!

how many languages did you know when you applied to MS? Did you have your Bachelors?

Your oncall experience is not the norm in Azure. I know the big data teams handed off to engineers in China or India but this is not common in the majority of Azure. Oncall is usually a grind where you DO get calls in the middle of the night. You lucked out but since you were junior you never stood oncall as you did not understand the system until you left your team. I am sure things were fine but if you would've stayed longer you would see what real oncall is like.

You’ve got a knack for explaining things. Good job!

Your analysis is the most honest I have found so far

What are your thoughts on umass global software engineering bootcamp?

Hi John , my name is lakshya and I want to become a software engineer so what should I do in order to become a software engineer well right now I am 16 yrs old . Plz help me from India 🙏

Did you have any college experience?

tnx

This was a super useful video, thanks!!

Very helpful! I'm assuming the new taxonomy of Plaid's transactions (Feb 2022) made your process outdated? Do you have a new model?

Hello i'm everyday watching your video in the moning. When i watch your video i can learn English and learn your experience. And In 3 years i will go silicon velly. And i want to work at Microsoft. So nowdays i work hard and study hard. Always your video help me. Thank you!!

People probably don't need a degree if they could prove to others in other ways that they are competent to do the job with enough CS knowledge/experience/skill gained in some other ways I usually don't immediately reject CV of a person without a degree, but there needs to be some other things on the CV to show that the 1st round interview won't be a waste of time.

Great video I’m currently debating on keeping my job and continuing to be self taught I’m about 2 months in studying 3-5 hours a day or quitting the job and going to coding Dojo in San Jose fulltime

Hello how are you doing? I'm real close to finishing up my BA degree in computer science and I was wondering if I could work at Microsoft while wrapping up my degree?

thank you for this, was struggling to use the postgres app and psql command line before it

This video was so spot on. Thank you!!

Hey John I loved the video though it would be very cool if you cool show some footage of the office.

Source code link not available, please share it

Nice

What's ur salary ??

Correct, income is not a good or practical reason for you pursue software engineering because there are a lot of ways of making big money, which require far much less than software engineering. So your purpose is impractical You must be really interested in writing computer programmes to be able to do so. It is called as passion. Otherwise, you'll find it very tedious The 2 indispensible requirements are passion and purpose Note that becoming a pure computer programmer is differet from becoming a software engineer. But nowadays, ignorant individuals keep mixing up the two different categories It is easy to become a pure computer programmer to make a decent income. But it requires a lot more to become a software engineer. You'll have to study mathematics and physics at university level , electronics as well as computer hardware architecture, besides software of all sorts, unlike pure computer programmers

What degree do you have if any? What degree(s) do you suggest for software engineering?

I like your style. It doesn't feel like a flashy advert like the other developer yt channels

Hello! Awesome video! Can you use the same code on Django mobile?

There is hope but you have to push yourself. I get up at 4:30 code till 6:45 then leave for work, I get home at 5 then go to work after a shower till 8:30. I’m not bragging I’m just saying that self discipline is one of the hardest things to learn BUT it’s one of the most rewarding! Good luck on your journey :)

Any slight advantage in having a degree that’s not CS related? Or is that viewed the same as not having a degree?

Would like to see a video regarding how you prepared for coding interviews during or after the bootcamp!

the main reason to become a software engineer is the money $$$