In my experience, even if we have the best resumes, this doesn't always lead to getting an interview. The best way to land an interview is through connections and referrals.
@@onurislak That's what I mean by CVs don't get you interviews, people do. Yes, we should differentiate ourselves as much as we can in the resume (which is hard due to the format), but still you have to go out there and meet folks who are where we want to be. Once we are referred, we can differentiate ourselves through how we talk to people.
@@curious_one1156 That's a referral. And forget about the recruiters. Their job is to block who they see unfit. The referral should be straight to the hiring manager.
I feel like since the IT market is so hard right now. People who manage to find a job and wither this storm are gonna come out as much better candidates for future job prospects.
I am currently in week 4 of my CS50 class and I’m soon going to be changing my major to CS, you’re channel is so motivating man. I’ve been learning and I’m stoked to start building projects and getting a better understanding of everything. In another year or year in a half I’ll be ready to start interviewing for internships. Maybe then the job market will be back up like it used to be. So I think I came in at the right time.
Man this was a great video. I love you stressed important things and used some out of the box thinking. I feel this is a formula for success and I’m gonna try it out. Thanks so much!
I fairly recently graduated from college. However, I have forgotten or still otherwise struggle with many of Data Structures & Algorithms fundamentals. I have been reviewing those and further studying in order to prepare for interviews. My issue is that I decided to take courses and study too many things at once, namely web development, SwiftUI, Cybersecurity and even some data science and machine learning. I need to focus on just two or three of those things for now.
@@hassansyed6087 you’re probably right. I need to focus on one thing and stick to it. Cybersecurity is more profitable, but I still have very little knowledge of the field. I have much more experience in web development and is likely to offer a return for my investment sooner.
Im currently in the same boat man, I got my degree in CS but I never truly enjoyed what I was learning but I started a new path as a UX engineer and I finally feel grounded. Just stick to what you TRULY like doing the most and go all in on it. You got this.
Thankkkkk you soooo much for this video! I am new in the field and noooo experience! That encouraged me to put more effort in my search and preparation! Thank you 🙏🏻 very kind of you
I am currently in one of the the best coding bootcamp in India learning Node backend developement. The hiring situation is bad right now in India, but very few startups are hiring where last year everyone was getting a job from my bootcamp. Still hoping to make it in next 3 months. I got one job offer 1 month ago from a very early stage video streaming startup as a sole backend developer, but didn't accept that.
I’m terrified about this. Seriously, this horrifies me to my core. For one, I hear the job market sucks right now. Second, I feel like my knowledge of programming is way too inadequate to even be considered for an entry level job, despite the fact that I’m about to graduate and have gotten straight A’s on all of my CS classes. Is this normal?
Pretty much. Usually companies want someone who knows the stuffs so working on projects are better but having a Degree helps a lot. You should start making your own projects now so you can have a good portfolio
Hey man, I am a fresh bootcamp graduate and have a great resume that is ATS friendly as well as being consistent on github and code wise. I am looking for internships and remote positions. But Even if my resume is good, i usually get turned down and got overruled by people who have bachelors and other degrees.
Why do people keep recommending only big tech or startup jobs like mid-level established companies aren't hiring. Of course you won't get any super big fancy salaries/perks and they don't always follow the latest trends, but the work is usually stable and can pay well. FAANG and startups aren't the only companies that exist. Insurance companies, banks, utility companies, oil companies, etc. need software engineers too.
Never finished school, but I've been programming web apps in React for roughly 2 years now as a hobby. Particular writing software for my restaurant-owner friends to help their business function better. I've been thinking about trying to get a real job with it, so I'm wondering if my freelance work would be enough for my resume
Hey man! Thanks for sharing all this information it's all great and helpful. I was wondering if I can get a copy of that resume template or is there a site you got it from or did you get it from MSW?
Not true. Uk Grad here. I did chemistry at Uni (Reading), then did a coding bootcamp and now work at the biggest media company in all of Europe. Almost all Techies in the UK, let alone the earth, do not go to Oxbridge/Russel group unis.
@@VolKNo0 That’s great! Sorry I didn’t clarify. I meant Google, Deloitte, Black Rock, Microsoft, Bloomberg, etc.. these companies have a tendency to hire from Oxbridge and Imperial (top of russel group). Well done tho!
@@oliver9541 thanks :) but also not true. None of the companies you mentioned have explicitly stated this requirement, nor do the educational qualifications of their employees necessarily indicate that they have attended the universities you mentioned. In fact, I personally know individuals who work at these companies and have not graduated from those universities, some where even part of my cohort at my bootcamp. For instance, all of Deloitte's graduate streams require only a 2:2 in any degree. I am uncertain where you obtained this information, or if it is simply a head cannon/ you’re own personal misconceptions.
@@VolKNo0 LinkedIn! Graduate prospect League. Experience. For example I have cyber first class degree from Coventry! Very very hard to even get a join a good company. So I went to do a masters at Imperial. Now I finally have job at a reputable company. I’m looking to do a Phd at Oxford soon to make myself look better. 😆
After taking 6 years to figure out what I want to do with my life, I'll be starting at a local community college in their comp sci transfer program this upcoming January. When I graduate, should I include my previous work experience even if it isn't related to the field, or just include projects and/or potential internships?
Hey, great video! By chance, could you send a link to the pdf or word document that you used for the resume at 1:40? I really like the format and I'd like to use it as a template. Thanks!
Hey bro, first thank you for the video helps a lot! I have a BS in CS and I’m struggling.. I decided to do the colt steele web dev program.. thinking of finishing it up for the project at the end while doing LC on the side. Do you think that’s a good start?
I finished Colt Steeles web dev bootcamp (mern) and his course on React JS and I still cant land any interviews a year later. I got one take home interview so far. The campgrounds project is good though
Graduating next semester. I’m into backend engineering. I got couple of interviews with FANG but I really applied just to test my resume 😂. With that focus on a big company, should I focus on DS and Algorithms only since that’s what most of the interviews are about or should I dive deep into building projects and learning popular technologies etc?
I just graduated with a cs degree this summer. I’m kind of in the older side compared to my peers. I have a previous coding job experience. But my coding skills atm isn’t at its best. What do I need to land a job soon?
How do i send opt these cold emails? Where do i find the emails to email to? Please someone explain waht he means by sending cold emails for interviews.
If you think it will benefit you then go for it. Don't think about it like "i dont know if i can do it". Think about it as gaining experience for a career. Even if you arent able to handle it, you will gain valuable experience in a fast paced environment and get hands on experience in making projects by yourself. Plus you will meet like minded people. It is very daunting, but you arent alone in that experience. If you're passionate and want proper direction then go for it dude! Seriously, you will thank yourself in the future for working your ass off. Its hard at first, but the more code you look at, the easier it gets! Goodluck!
Hi, I’m 17, is it possible for me to become a software engineer through community college? Would I have do 2 years of CC then transfer to a university?
100% possible, going cc then full university is the same as doing 4 years at a university. You’ll still get the degree from the last place you went to. My advice would be do all your gen credits at cc cuz those have a better chance of transferring, then once you transfer do 2 years focused totally on your major. I’m doing this right now.
I'd make sure the school I'm transferring to even allows transfers into the CS program, or how impacted it is there. At my university (when I was still a student lol), you couldn't just transfer in from a CC, you'd have to come in as a different major/undeclared and then apply in. If you didnt have a 3.8+, you didnt have a competitive chance at getting in.
you pay all this money and commit several years of your life to studying a technical degree, then you have to watch a UA-cam to find a job in your field of specialization 🧐 somethings not right
Not the hard part. You can have a crazy portfolio but listing on your resume actual job experience for what company u want to work for is hard because of finding the niche they want
Is getting a drivers license worth it after rideshare like Uber and Lyft? I'm not trying to be a dick here but these questions are basically the same. Could someone with 0 coding experience ask ChatGPT to code something? Absolutely. But that person would not understand the code given, and ChatGTP can only pull pre-written code from the internet, which can be riddled with bugs or errors. You also have to be very specific with your requests to AI to get the proper results. AI has little bearing (currently) on the tech job market
Man I didn’t understand a word you said but there’s a boot camp front end developer for ten weeks class I’m thinking about joining its $4500 but they don’t help you get a job after you graduate they give you a certificate, they told me they will teach me html, css, and Java script… I’m disabled and i need to work from home and I heard front end developers have a lot of remote jobs…should I join this schoool or not? It’s online the school is called general assembly…please let me know asap cause I talk to the lady tomorrow. Thanks man
@@JoselleWolf thanks man…that sounds great…what’s the name of the school? And I’m actually talking to a school called truecoders, they told me to do their bootcamp it will last 12 weeks or more…but they teach me 6 languages and apparently they will help me with job search as well when I graduate…problem is it’s $6500, I’m gonna pay little by little even though I’m already suffering but I must do what I must do..they said I will learn full stack software engineering, I don’t know anything about computers, coding software etc I’m literally entering this field clueless but I am willing to learn as long as I get a job from home when I graduate…will this harvardcs50 help me get a job if I graduate with a certificate from them and will they teach me full stack software engineering whatever that is? Thank you so much for responding I will wait for you to answer me bro…I’m so glad you answered me because now I don’t have to pay 6500 with interest if you help me out with what this harvard cs50 is and all the questions I asked you…God bless you bro
@@JoselleWolf thanks man so are you talking about Harvard university? Do they have online classes? And will they teach me coding as I mentioned? And will they help me get a job? Also will they accept a disabled person with disability in their school who has only a GED? Thanks bro and you’re sure it’s only 100-200$ Thanks fam
I just went through General Assembly and I highly recommend them. I did the software engineering immersive we built projects with html/css/javascript, Mongo/express/react/node and django/postgres and then learned data structures, big O, and algorithms During the course you will also build a portfolio site, resume and take lessons on cover letters, the technical interview, and the coding challenges. Post grad you will have a career coach to help you in your job search and access to the large network of alumni from GA. Legit, it's amazing and I highly highly recommend it
@@AmmanuelRoberts I personally just mentioned “graduating in 2023” however if you actually did not finish it at all. Maybe just say incomplete or something. If you only completed 1 year then I probably wouldn’t mention it at all.
In my experience, even if we have the best resumes, this doesn't always lead to getting an interview. The best way to land an interview is through connections and referrals.
Every students send the same CV so you need to put something different, I send the same of type CV many times to FAANG they did not even call me once.
@@onurislak That's what I mean by CVs don't get you interviews, people do. Yes, we should differentiate ourselves as much as we can in the resume (which is hard due to the format), but still you have to go out there and meet folks who are where we want to be. Once we are referred, we can differentiate ourselves through how we talk to people.
Even referrals dont work. We need someone inside to directly send our resume to the recruiter.
@@curious_one1156 That's a referral. And forget about the recruiters. Their job is to block who they see unfit. The referral should be straight to the hiring manager.
CVs dont get you interviews if there is no personal projects on it there
I feel like since the IT market is so hard right now. People who manage to find a job and wither this storm are gonna come out as much better candidates for future job prospects.
thank you for this, I regained some hope again, the job market is awful rn lol
This was an encouraging video when imposter syndrome comes in a wave. I have lots of projects. Thanks for this.
My master's will be completed in May 2023. Looking for an internship right now! Perfect time of this video!
Best of luck! You got this.
did you get it?
@@AsadSiddiqui-h5b yes
Thanks for helping people who need new jobs in CS!
Another great video dude, been loving your content recently! Praying to land my first SW job after my travels!
Thanks so much for the kinds words! Best of luck in the future 🫡
I am currently in week 4 of my CS50 class and I’m soon going to be changing my major to CS, you’re channel is so motivating man. I’ve been learning and I’m stoked to start building projects and getting a better understanding of everything.
In another year or year in a half I’ll be ready to start interviewing for internships. Maybe then the job market will be back up like it used to be. So I think I came in at the right time.
Hello,
I am taking cs50too i am bit stuck on week 1 😢. And i am in India where the cs degree is just too much in shamble help😂
Yo I am a failed upsc aspirant …23 rn starting with my cs50 classes wanna chat up about this path
@@DekaeditedI’m down
I’m gunna start cs50 tomorrow
Same situation here
How'd that go
leaving this comment here. and coming back to it when I get my first offer. I graduate in Fall 2024. Currently Fall 2023.
How's it going bro?
im invested in this too bro u gotta update us when something happens. good luck!
Almost the end of the semester bro, good luck!
💀
@@ninjaflip5146I HAVE AN INTERVIEW WITH BLOOMBERG TUESDAY
Man this was a great video. I love you stressed important things and used some out of the box thinking. I feel this is a formula for success and I’m gonna try it out. Thanks so much!
Super helpful and engaging! Thanks for the vid. Really good reminder of what I need to be doing as I job search.
I fairly recently graduated from college. However, I have forgotten or still otherwise struggle with many of Data Structures & Algorithms fundamentals. I have been reviewing those and further studying in order to prepare for interviews.
My issue is that I decided to take courses and study too many things at once, namely web development, SwiftUI, Cybersecurity and even some data science and machine learning. I need to focus on just two or three of those things for now.
Don't do cybersecurity if you're doing web development.
The 2 fields are unrelated
Stick to one and master one
@@hassansyed6087 you’re probably right. I need to focus on one thing and stick to it.
Cybersecurity is more profitable, but I still have very little knowledge of the field. I have much more experience in web development and is likely to offer a return for my investment sooner.
Im currently in the same boat man, I got my degree in CS but I never truly enjoyed what I was learning but I started a new path as a UX engineer and I finally feel grounded. Just stick to what you TRULY like doing the most and go all in on it. You got this.
actually just focus on one
Thankkkkk you soooo much for this video! I am new in the field and noooo experience! That encouraged me to put more effort in my search and preparation! Thank you 🙏🏻 very kind of you
Thanks for sharing your knowledge, appreciate the tips and guidance
Hey bro you inspire me a lot! I am doing Diploma in CS! I am learning Java! I hope I'll meet you someday! Love from India ❤️🙏
Hey sir, do you have a github account? I'm also from India and I wanna see your projects to get some inspiration.
such a great, helpful, and sincere video. great work and thanks so much!
Thanks this is realy valuable specially about how we can explain our projects.
I am currently in one of the the best coding bootcamp in India learning Node backend developement. The hiring situation is bad right now in India, but very few startups are hiring where last year everyone was getting a job from my bootcamp. Still hoping to make it in next 3 months.
I got one job offer 1 month ago from a very early stage video streaming startup as a sole backend developer, but didn't accept that.
If you don't mind telling, what is the name of the bootcamp you are in.
what's the boot camp you are studying from?
Great video! Stumbled on this after posting my 'how to get an entry IT job' on UA-cam, cheers
I’m terrified about this. Seriously, this horrifies me to my core. For one, I hear the job market sucks right now. Second, I feel like my knowledge of programming is way too inadequate to even be considered for an entry level job, despite the fact that I’m about to graduate and have gotten straight A’s on all of my CS classes. Is this normal?
Pretty much. Usually companies want someone who knows the stuffs so working on projects are better but having a Degree helps a lot. You should start making your own projects now so you can have a good portfolio
Thank you for your advice and your efforts for making this video 🙏 love from India ❤❤❤
bjp or inc
Hey man, I am a fresh bootcamp graduate and have a great resume that is ATS friendly as well as being consistent on github and code wise. I am looking for internships and remote positions. But Even if my resume is good, i usually get turned down and got overruled by people who have bachelors and other degrees.
I feel motivated, thanks for this video 🙏🏽
Why do people keep recommending only big tech or startup jobs like mid-level established companies aren't hiring. Of course you won't get any super big fancy salaries/perks and they don't always follow the latest trends, but the work is usually stable and can pay well. FAANG and startups aren't the only companies that exist. Insurance companies, banks, utility companies, oil companies, etc. need software engineers too.
How do you apply for those?
Great video!!! That's My Average Tech Bro!!
PS: I got a little bit distracted when your monitors went dark jajaja 😂
Hahah glad you enjoyed! and sorry lol I'l try to manage my monitors better in the next video
Must get land this year as Frontend dev.
I loved it!
Never finished school, but I've been programming web apps in React for roughly 2 years now as a hobby. Particular writing software for my restaurant-owner friends to help their business function better. I've been thinking about trying to get a real job with it, so I'm wondering if my freelance work would be enough for my resume
Hey man! Thanks for sharing all this information it's all great and helpful. I was wondering if I can get a copy of that resume template or is there a site you got it from or did you get it from MSW?
I have been applying since last summer and I still haven’t had any luck
Thank you so much!
Really nice video. May I ask what camera you are using, looking great!
One of my biggest questions is how to connect when you don’t even know who your dad is 😂😂😂😂
good video!!
Thanks! glad you enjoyed it :)
For UK grads. Unless you went to Oxbridge or Imperial, it'll be very very hard but it's not impossible! Best of luck :))
Not true. Uk Grad here. I did chemistry at Uni (Reading), then did a coding bootcamp and now work at the biggest media company in all of Europe. Almost all Techies in the UK, let alone the earth, do not go to Oxbridge/Russel group unis.
@@VolKNo0 That’s great! Sorry I didn’t clarify. I meant Google, Deloitte, Black Rock, Microsoft, Bloomberg, etc.. these companies have a tendency to hire from Oxbridge and Imperial (top of russel group). Well done tho!
@@oliver9541 thanks :) but also not true.
None of the companies you mentioned have explicitly stated this requirement, nor do the educational qualifications of their employees necessarily indicate that they have attended the universities you mentioned. In fact, I personally know individuals who work at these companies and have not graduated from those universities, some where even part of my cohort at my bootcamp. For instance, all of Deloitte's graduate streams require only a 2:2 in any degree.
I am uncertain where you obtained this information, or if it is simply a head cannon/ you’re own personal misconceptions.
@@VolKNo0 LinkedIn! Graduate prospect League. Experience. For example I have cyber first class degree from Coventry! Very very hard to even get a join a good company. So I went to do a masters at Imperial. Now I finally have job at a reputable company. I’m looking to do a Phd at Oxford soon to make myself look better. 😆
@@VolKNo0 Also Deloittes grad scheme is a 2:1.
After taking 6 years to figure out what I want to do with my life, I'll be starting at a local community college in their comp sci transfer program this upcoming January. When I graduate, should I include my previous work experience even if it isn't related to the field, or just include projects and/or potential internships?
the question is WHERE as in which company do i work for
i cant find a single companyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
i seriously need HElp
Hey, great video! By chance, could you send a link to the pdf or word document that you used for the resume at 1:40? I really like the format and I'd like to use it as a template. Thanks!
Hey bro, first thank you for the video helps a lot!
I have a BS in CS and I’m struggling.. I decided to do the colt steele web dev program.. thinking of finishing it up for the project at the end while doing LC on the side.
Do you think that’s a good start?
how’s it going
I finished Colt Steeles web dev bootcamp (mern) and his course on React JS and I still cant land any interviews a year later. I got one take home interview so far. The campgrounds project is good though
I have knowledge but i dont have referred
Graduating next semester. I’m into backend engineering. I got couple of interviews with FANG but I really applied just to test my resume 😂. With that focus on a big company, should I focus on DS and Algorithms only since that’s what most of the interviews are about or should I dive deep into building projects and learning popular technologies etc?
got any tips?
Where are your glasses from?
Side note: what kind of camera are you using?
what techs do you work with?
I just graduated with a cs degree this summer. I’m kind of in the older side compared to my peers. I have a previous coding job experience. But my coding skills atm isn’t at its best. What do I need to land a job soon?
Did you find a job?
hardest it's been for me to land a job! How do yall connect with recruiters / what do you say to them to get ur resume through the door?
Did you get a job yet?
is it really possible to get the job from university certificates only like programming and full stuck certificates
How do i send opt these cold emails? Where do i find the emails to email to? Please someone explain waht he means by sending cold emails for interviews.
I'm planning to join a bootcamp and I'm not sure whether I can make it
If you think it will benefit you then go for it. Don't think about it like "i dont know if i can do it". Think about it as gaining experience for a career. Even if you arent able to handle it, you will gain valuable experience in a fast paced environment and get hands on experience in making projects by yourself. Plus you will meet like minded people. It is very daunting, but you arent alone in that experience. If you're passionate and want proper direction then go for it dude! Seriously, you will thank yourself in the future for working your ass off. Its hard at first, but the more code you look at, the easier it gets! Goodluck!
Great video! where do you currently work? can you refer me? 😄
Hi my name is razaq I want to talk you about Software engineering
Hey bro can u just tell me how to get fit in Competitive coding. Can we just conquer every interview and exams with python itself regarding FAANG.
No idea how to get into competitive coding because I've never done it
Hi, I’m 17, is it possible for me to become a software engineer through community college? Would I have do 2 years of CC then transfer to a university?
It is definitely possible! It will be harder for sure, but it is possible.
100% possible, going cc then full university is the same as doing 4 years at a university. You’ll still get the degree from the last place you went to. My advice would be do all your gen credits at cc cuz those have a better chance of transferring, then once you transfer do 2 years focused totally on your major. I’m doing this right now.
I'd make sure the school I'm transferring to even allows transfers into the CS program, or how impacted it is there. At my university (when I was still a student lol), you couldn't just transfer in from a CC, you'd have to come in as a different major/undeclared and then apply in. If you didnt have a 3.8+, you didnt have a competitive chance at getting in.
Look up western governors university or the video how I got my computer science degree in 6 months from wgu.
you pay all this money and commit several years of your life to studying a technical degree, then you have to watch a UA-cam to find a job in your field of specialization 🧐 somethings not right
I am looking for a software developer. Can u help?
How much do you have to know exactly to be qualified for a job?
Not the hard part. You can have a crazy portfolio but listing on your resume actual job experience for what company u want to work for is hard because of finding the niche they want
Hey bro can you send me a good resume format
bro do you do 1-1 paid career counselling calls. If yes Please let me know.
I used to but not anymore.
Is computer science worth it after AI like Chatgpt
Is getting a drivers license worth it after rideshare like Uber and Lyft?
I'm not trying to be a dick here but these questions are basically the same. Could someone with 0 coding experience ask ChatGPT to code something? Absolutely. But that person would not understand the code given, and ChatGTP can only pull pre-written code from the internet, which can be riddled with bugs or errors.
You also have to be very specific with your requests to AI to get the proper results.
AI has little bearing (currently) on the tech job market
Chat gpt fucks up code so bad. I'm not even worried about it
No, the entire world will be run by ChatGPT now. It's better to get a degree in Latin, it's going to be the hottest degree soon 🔥
Man I didn’t understand a word you said but there’s a boot camp front end developer for ten weeks class I’m thinking about joining its $4500 but they don’t help you get a job after you graduate they give you a certificate, they told me they will teach me html, css, and Java script… I’m disabled and i need to work from home and I heard front end developers have a lot of remote jobs…should I join this schoool or not? It’s online the school is called general assembly…please let me know asap cause I talk to the lady tomorrow. Thanks man
@@JoselleWolf thanks man…that sounds great…what’s the name of the school? And I’m actually talking to a school called truecoders, they told me to do their bootcamp it will last 12 weeks or more…but they teach me 6 languages and apparently they will help me with job search as well when I graduate…problem is it’s $6500, I’m gonna pay little by little even though I’m already suffering but I must do what I must do..they said I will learn full stack software engineering, I don’t know anything about computers, coding software etc I’m literally entering this field clueless but I am willing to learn as long as I get a job from home when I graduate…will this harvardcs50 help me get a job if I graduate with a certificate from them and will they teach me full stack software engineering whatever that is? Thank you so much for responding I will wait for you to answer me bro…I’m so glad you answered me because now I don’t have to pay 6500 with interest if you help me out with what this harvard cs50 is and all the questions I asked you…God bless you bro
@@JoselleWolf thanks man so are you talking about Harvard university? Do they have online classes? And will they teach me coding as I mentioned? And will they help me get a job? Also will they accept a disabled person with disability in their school who has only a GED? Thanks bro and you’re sure it’s only 100-200$ Thanks fam
@@JoselleWolf god bless you bro thank you so much 😊 youre the man I will always support you. Take care
I just went through General Assembly and I highly recommend them. I did the software engineering immersive we built projects with html/css/javascript, Mongo/express/react/node and django/postgres and then learned data structures, big O, and algorithms
During the course you will also build a portfolio site, resume and take lessons on cover letters, the technical interview, and the coding challenges. Post grad you will have a career coach to help you in your job search and access to the large network of alumni from GA.
Legit, it's amazing and I highly highly recommend it
CS50 is also amazing
why the heck ppl press dislike
What about dsa bro
I didn't even complete my Computer Science degree, so why include such information at the top of my resume?
If you didn't finish then no need to include it in there.
@@YourAverageTechBro You mean not to include my unfinished degree on my resume at all or only at the top?
@@AmmanuelRoberts I personally just mentioned “graduating in 2023” however if you actually did not finish it at all. Maybe just say incomplete or something. If you only completed 1 year then I probably wouldn’t mention it at all.
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1,600th like!
First job…at google??? Wtf 😂😂
W
Too many smart Chinese people taking jobs
As a Chinese, I will say too many smart Indian people taking jobs
@@tye3630 As an Indian, I will say, there are no more easy IT jobs, everyone who learned software for a quick job just got fooled.
step 1:
be born in California silicon valley