A Day In The Life Of A Software Engineer At Airbnb
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- Опубліковано 5 бер 2018
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hey UA-cam! I work as a software engineer and here's my typical day.
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-luba
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All these "Day in the Life" videos seem like they do more eating than working.
lol
That is true LOL
yes, they dont really work, they eat, drink coffee, have team meetings and workout. work only 4 hours hhahahahah
well i'm sure they don't want to record the entirety of them working. that would be boring but it would also bother her co-workers, i'm sure. just an FYI, we don't normally code all day. that leads to burnout, fast. most of the day, at my office anyway, is spent in meetings. coding is important, but if everyone isn't on the same page, that pretty much makes your work pointless.
Burnout is just a concept Americans invent to excuse their laziness.
>write 3 line of codes
>lunch time
Hahaha
Water time
Because when you want a glass of water, you need a 20 minutes break.
Kaden* of course KKKKKKKK
Expectation: Stackoverflow, Reality: Foodoverflow
💪Gains
I love it lol
A Day in the Life of a Software in only 4 Words - nice job!
lol
In reality you going to spend 12 hours in stackoverflow
lmao
Jajaja
Cut and paste the info and make 6 figures a year.
@@ElloGunva Sure ... But it's all in knowing _what_ to copy and paste !
Hahahaha exactly also github too
I work as a software engineer. I have a 30-minute meeting every day and a lunch break for one hour. The rest of my time is spent coding and testing my code.
That's because unlike this fluke in the video - you're a real software engineer. The shit she produces, is given later to you to debug. You take one look at her 3 lines of code and comment out the entire thing before re-writing. That's the reality.
I wanna be a software enginer can u you help me in understanding that
@@safiyacabdikarim2714 if you can't answer this question by yourself, this is the wrong field for you.
@@russelfernandes8483I think you’re being a little harsh? How can you judge her work when you’ve never seen it? Unless you’re in the know 😮
@@safiyacabdikarim2714 search online for whatever you want to learn . You can do this. It gets easy over time
Eatware Engineer
FOODTESTER
:v
@@shl56__ u wut ? No free food??? Gg
lol
Yo wtf is a water time???? Reminds me of Michael scott's time theft 😂😂😂😂😂
I've watched so many of these day in the life of a software engineer videos and the one thing they have in common is minimum work and more lunch/freetime, wtf?
No they juat dont want to film the code since the video will be 5 hours of coding which is boring to watch..
So basically you eat all day long
Video Stop Right!? lol
she is a fatty. Look at those double chins.
oinkpiggin well actually she’s beautiful.
But I was just saying there’s a lot of food in the video XD
What a boring day that is
oinkpiggin I don’t think you should judge her, considering your username is “oinkpiggin”. People who work lots need brain food! I imagine she also didn’t film her entire day and meetings. Props to her for being able to look awesome and eat awesome food :)
...uhhh... stumbled in here and found myself watching the whole thing. I'd heard good things about AirBnB, but had no idea it was so nice inside! That building architecture is insane.
And now he says that he leaves his job. Seems like AirBnB will get a new techlead soon :D
TechLead stop by and apply! Lol
lol i see you all over youtube. i absolutely love it
luba FOOD
I am the "Tech Lead!!!!!" #boss
Plot twist: she works in the canteen and was typing out a menu
Totally agreed 😂 I code for 10 hours straight but get only 30min break in a day 🙏
"Food is more important than work at Airbnb"- this might be the best title for this video. LOL
It looks like you spend a good amount of the day eating... lol
I can't think of a better way to stay happy and motivated!
luba until you gain 100 pounds.
I don't think she will, I mean she's going to the gym, and it doesn't happen from day to day...
I couldn't eat that much during a work day.... I'd fall asleep.
All I do is drink water during my 10 hour work day.
Sarah Linnea this fat bitch will never get laid
I wish I could get away with spending
Scias if you add it up she works over 8 hours during the day lol, but because it’s split up between 8-6 it gives her more time to take breaks. That’s the best way to be efficient and productive.
@@eveecat Seems like she lives at work and just stops by her house to sleep. Well, the paycheck is probably the justifying incentive her.
@@Kevin-jc1fx I mean, you really wanna watch her code for 6(?) hours straight? :P
@@Rheaso I don't complain about how long or short her coding time is. Whatever she does, she spends most of her time at the office. It's ok when you have no life, but if she becomes a mum or a wife, she will realize that this slavery is no more worth it.
Yup.......I'm a software engineer too, looks like my day minus the make-up parts lol
People need to know that just because we are not in front of a PC writing code, doesn't mean it's not on your mind. Many times it is essential to walk away and reset our brains to find an error.
Additionally developers are constantly think about their code and what's coming down the pipeline, from the moment our eyes open until they close.
I think a lot of people are questioning the multiple "breaks" or "stops". Let me just say this, companies like Airbnb do not check how much time you do coding but they expect results and creativity, which is why there are so many perks.
i love when people film themselves waking up for these day in the life videos lmao
Part of the job
What kind of you work you do.
Coding or preparing documents and meeting with clients?
I love the way you frames and articulated stuff Luba ❤️❤️
I appreciate this is a honest day to day video. I used to be in product design as a manager and although most days were made up of briefings and meetings, the structure and content was both similar but different all the same. These days I'm a D&C manager and its about 20 different meetings a week but I'm also out and about physically interacting, mentoring, helping my engineers where I can. I mentally couldn't be a software engineer anymore, I'm too fidgety and need too much stimulus but that's probably because life changes when you have kids
My first job as a Front-end Developer consisted of me sitting in front of the computer from 9.30 am to 6pm with 1-2 hours of lunch break.
mariacheline was an intern for 2 months as an undergrad last year at a finance company.would be in the office at 8 and home at 10/ 11pm...13 /14 hours a day and in at weekends every fortnight incase they had some clients . Can't imagine being on a computer for 8 and a half hours,but hey if you enjoy it
90 % Obviously, if you enjoy it, it's less problematic but, still, breaks are necessary. It also depends on your work environment, it could be really exhausting if you have a bad environment though you love what you do and vice versa.
My condulences for having lunch breaks that long *lol* 30 to 40 minutes, anything above is pure waste of time.
even if you love it , humans need break , space and a good environment.
Exactly.
A day in the life of a software engineer. . . then proceeds with a video that has nothing to do with software engineering. . . am I missing something here?
work rules she can't show u code
lmao, u want a camera pointed at her face while she codes on a computer? xD
well, it would help show the actual life of a software engineer...
Hehehe I am asking myself the same question. You are not. I'll do a better video soon being a data engineer and all.
Adam Strix Thank you brother! Consider subscribing to my channel
Your vlog was one of the important source of drive to go into SaaS, and I am glad that I watched this video years ago that helps me ended up working in Atlassian!
Hey, Luba. Your video inspired me as I am a Chemical Engineer and trying to push my luck into Data Science field. Best luck for you 😁
The one common thing I notice int those "Day in the life.." videos is that those people spend much more time on breaks or eating than actually working on something :]
аналогично )) возникает вопрос, а кто же всё таки пишет код? неужели опенсорсные команды из Украины или Индии ))
Maybe its a biased notion, because on those videos people don`t keep filming themselves while looking at a screen (work part/boring video). Instead, the takes of breaks and other activities are more interesting to watch... but still, I think I take less breaks then people on these videos too.
That's about all they can show you. This is an actual company she works at with proprietary code. There's no way they'd be okay with her filming her screen while working. And if you look closely at the times, most of those 'breaks' look like they last less than 15 minutes.
well the narrative is to show how "awesome" their life is not actually show all the awful bs that makes them look miserable working in the rat race
The thing is if you were to make a video it’d be the same thing. No one wants to see a video where the camera is just pointed at someone’s face while they code. We want to see fun stuff, like the building architecture, the food, and other people. They can’t show code
Okay, so you eat and the work is being done by the out-stuffed guys from post Soviet countries?
Exactly right.
JAJA accurate af
Your day looks so chill man.
Wow what an office love it. You are so lucky and you deserve it.
Team Chai Meeting - shows an Indian guy 🤣🤣
@Louise Vanessa the Indian guy is the person who does all the work
I would gain 50 lbs working there
I go in for an interview in a couple days, this is a great view of the culture. Thanks for making this!!
Not sure if you're still there, but this was my first week. Thanks again for the great vid!
Really nice and amazing place Luba. I'm totally new watching your videos and I'm happy to discover this particulary. Amazing day! I hope someday if I learn code do the same thing as u :)
wait how many hours in total is actual work?
Thank you for sharing this! I cannot believe that is Airbnb's headquarters, absolutely incredible. Looks like an upscale mall. Every space and floor has a thoughtful design behind it... and the food looked DEE LISH!! 😀
Being a vlogger, do you delete old raw recorded footage on your phone or always keep it stored on HDDs? Which recording device do you use and PC? (Research for a project idea I'm thinking of). Recently had so much trouble transfering photos/videos from my phone to computer due to a myriad of bugs and incompatibility.
what program do you use to develop a software or coding?
i dont think they are working .
they spend there time eating and playing computers games ! not engineer.
i am sure thats internet cafe or hotel
What about code view
Just
When true:
print("eating")
I loved this video luba, I wish I could have a workspace like the one you have there. Grettings From Panamá.
I miss these kinds of video journaling from your daily routine, Luba! 😍🤓🥰
Your office culture seems pretty relaxed. My day goes like this: 7:30-9:00 Work on previous days tasks, 9:00-9:30 Research and development, 9:30-10:00 Check tasks/emails, 10:00-10:15 Standup, 10:15-12:30 Code, 12:30-12:45 lunch, 12:45-2:00 Code, 2:00-3:00 meetings, 3:00-4:30 Code. Done.
It doesn't seem Scrum at all
Looks like a nice area with friendly co-workers, it would be really nice to join. I like the fact that after work you go to the gym, it is really good for sedentary jobs! Forgot one question, do you have to work saturdays?
I am watching this while I have an essay do in 6 hours and I haven't even started yet. If there is one thing that UA-cam is good at, it's helping me procrastinate.
You have a good life Luba. And a lot of food. I remember the time i was an automation process engineer at russian steel mill plant. That was another life at all...
So basically you spend twelve hours inside workplace. Really dream job...
That's why she has enough time to eat :D
This is anti Joshua Fluke material imho
She lives at work. 😂
he Indian guy is the person who does all the work
true man! his appearance says that!
Great video, it’s going so fast now. Best advice I have for you is to work hard, save a lot and start your own company at 30 !
Love you all time..go ahead and keep it up..
is it okay to film on campus? I saw other software eng/youtubers have to take down their videos.. otherwise cool video
Kevin Munene probably ok as long as they don’t do anything stupid like show sensitive information drawn on a whiteboard or anything company related on the laptop
oh boy, my past jobs look like trash in comparison
That seems so awesome. Definitely goals.
1st software engineer I've watched that arrives at the office before 9am lol you go girl
It would be great if you post some technical videos including data structures and algorithms and the technical challenges you face at Airbnb.
Thumbnail is like she is working so hard but shock to see the reality 😂😂
I want to be a software engineer, but what exactly do u guys do tho,what do u code?
THANKS FOR THE MOTIVATION
Lol you didn't work a minute! Fun job
hey can you tell me how to land a job at google if im from a different country like visa wise for an interview or something thank you i meam airbnb not google sorry
did you use your smartphone only for wake up call?
Make a video on how you got started in software engineering! I would like to know more about your background and how you have progressed through the years :)
Imagine waking up at 7 every morning and leaving work at 6:50.
What time exactly did you get off work?
I love food vlogs keep em coming!
Im surprised you only have 534 subscribers.
I feel like im getting in at the ground floor.
Good luck!
I do not even understand why some people so rude. This video gives a message that all she do is not about sitting in the corner and code for a whole day and not such stressful things but all about collaborating and meeting. For me, as a software student I see her and my future job as a very comfortable and flexible. Pets, dishes, people meetings are what makes person calm and prepared to work. Thank you Luba for sharing. You are giving a good example for people.
So then she should've titled her video differently
Wow. What a lovely place of work.
what is computer software engineer. did you go back to school after software and do the extra 2 years to complete all the comp eng credits? I was thinking of going back and getting electrical to go with my software since the curriculum was the same for first two years. I'd only need to do the last 2 years excluding electives
17 mar 2019 3:38 pm edt:
electrical-engineering(ee) contain lots of mathematics.software-engineering(se) is about writing code.se complexify a problem,making a software can anticipate many kind of input.ee/mathematics,simplify a problem to get 1 final result.if a person has ee and se then that person can complexify and simplify.maybe that is not sustainable for mental-health.
No coding and Still Software Engineer? wish I could be you!
holy crap, they treat you guys good there! how lucky you are to be apart of a working environment that takes such good care of you guys!
Sierra Marie And makes you work all day.
not even close, did you watch the same video I did? Did you see how many breaks she took?
Sierra Marie Does it matter? She stayed 11hrs at her job, these breaks are mandatory.
thats the point? it evens out
Sierra Marie You're still not getting my point, I'm talking about having to stay at work, the breaks are there because of the unhealthy work-life balance, unless of course she stayed on her own which I doubt because who would choose to stay at work. This new "startup" culture is about having quite some free time from these breaks , but at the same time you get to work all day.
Whrn you woke up, there was an art work on the wall, where you got it)?
do you code using Java or GoLang there?
90 minute blocks to code seem very optimal. That makes sense. Seems like a very healthy work environment (without words at least lol).
A day in "showing off my lifestyle"
I immediately panicked when i heard your phone's alarm go off lol
About the food is The your company provide you for free?
The food there really is motivating...reminds me to work harder
Eat harder* you mean?
Absolutely ridiculous idea ...
literally 90% of this is just eating
I used to work there and yes that’s what 90% of the day was😂 they bring around snack carts in addition to 3 meals a day
whats the points in eating and workign? wont do any good
Best food blog ever 🔥❤️
I think video name need to change (Make what we eat in airbnb😂😂)
we'd like to see your github, not ig ;)
that is not-existent I believe.. She just catch views on looks.
Haha.
No one would smash.
Totally would want her to put her github up.
Not everybody have github.
I noticed that you didn't attend Agile/scrum meetings. Is that normal at Airbnb? Where I work, we live and die by Nexus Scrum.
Looks like ya having a good life. Keep enjoying it :D
so all you do all day is eat...must be great!
she did everything instead of working
ahAHahahahahahah
Gosh i wish i had a job like yours, your office is amazing, and those eating time, makes me really envy
hey, what is your job title? what languages are you working in, and what projects are you working on? thnx
dude you never took a shower
incredibly well made video. i hope to see more soon
luba anything from normal life videos (like the opera one you did, which was awesome) to videos about tech (internships, what you do, etc) would be amazing.
Work environment goals 👌🏿
Every time I watch the video of a day in life of computer software they only seems to be more focus of food 🍴🍕🍔 stuff rather than computer
I am a freelancer Workin 9 hours a day. 9 hours on system time , while screenshots are being recorded through out. And clock will timed out of idle for 5 mins..
Sounds like Tech jail ?
Can you solve this problem of finding the longest consecutive subsequence from a given array. Will highly recommend to try this problem yourself first. Then can watch this video for some help ua-cam.com/video/7KCv88rs3S4/v-deo.html
Jail - is a place you don't want to be. If the pay satisfy you and you like your job, it is not a jail :)
I really liked the video! I didn't know you did opera. Are you a React Native developer or what is your role in the software engineering team? I would like to see videos about the lifestyle in the valley and about getting a job there as a foreigner. Keep it up! Greetings from Mexico.
Do you mean Ruby on Rails backend? That's what AirBnB uses right? I also thought the mobile apps are built using React-Native, or is that just the iOS app?
And every day like this,Awesome!
So you use all of your smartness to eat some snacks all day long. That looks exactly like the kinda life i'm pursuing for myself. Arigato for the awesome display of your lifestyle
My dream is to have a life like yours
IQ dropping warning after watching this vid! please give back 3 min of my life
😂
now, i am learning web design.. what should i do.?? i need advice. And how i will get a good job or i will be freelancer.
I love this video! Just a quick question, I'm looking to become a software engineer in Swift, what are the best companies to start applying for and what kind of fields can I expect to have a chance to get into when I'm just starting off? Any advice from anyone would be hugely appreciated! 🙏