Tech Gatekeepers Be Like
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- Опубліковано 18 лип 2021
- Beware of those gatekeeping Tech.
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You totally nailed the way some people gatekeep to pacify their own insecurities.
I'm a "self-taught developer" who transitioned from the medical field to IT, and I was so shocked at how coding elitists gatekeep this industry to the point where I asked myself what would happen if we did this kind of thing in the hospital/healthcare setting.
@shalki parkash let's be real, there are numerous douchebag doctors out there, but none of them ever told me that "laboratory science is not REAL medical work" or "be real with yourself, do you think you'd be a good healthcare worker?"
I worked in finance before I became a programmer and I absolutely love to write code and solve problems... but the people in this industry are absolutely insufferable. Every programming job I've had has been like high school, everyone has a massive ego and a "you can't sit with us" attitude and if you're lucky you might meet one or two people who are nice.
I had this same thought today. Also transitioned from medicine to IT. It’s something I didn’t anticipate
college CS students act like this after they pass Data Structures and Algorithms.
“Ew I don’t want to be in a group with them, their code sucks!”
Them later: stack overflow, Ctl-c, Ctl-v
"Is this a quadratic time solution?" lol I know the type
@@JeremiahPeoples "You didn't learn that Big O is merely an upper bound and not the worst case in your lower division data structures course? Where did you take that course, who was your professor!" Literally my first day at upper division into to algorithms class. Intelligent professor, but it sure didn't make me feel good.
'Machine learning" has me floored 🤣
The gatekeeping is REAL in tech...you have to set boundaries with these people early because they will gaslight you all day...
Es real
this channel is criminally underrated
If you could write a letter of recommendation to the algorithm gods that’d be much appreciated
😂 I accidentally deleted your message but your support is duly noted!!!
"ive been coding since before you were born" 😐
This one irks me, like do they want an award for being born earlier lol
I hate people who make a big deal out of having coded before you. It's like saying that they've driven a car before you and so you'll never be able to drive a car like they do....
*sip* Recursion 😂😂😂
This is all way too true 😂
as a vim, linux user, i feel personally attacked..
and I'm all here for it 😂😂😂 lmao great video
I seriously channeled your vimness for that portion of the video 😆
@@JeremiahPeoples lol gosh i'm that guy aren't i xD xD
@@JohnCodes nano > all
"Your not fluent in Copilot?" This was funny bro!! 😂😂
It be like this as Soon as new tech come out.
it’s crazy how real these comments are. Coming from a self taught black female aspiring software engineer
Unfortunately this is based off true stories 🤦🏾♂️
it's also the same for self taught white engineers with a lot of years in this space. the gatekeeping gets worse, the overemphasis on academic puzzles when you know full well the job is nothing like that. frankly it sucks and has gotten far worse over the last 10 years.
Wow this is like every online forum where people ask how they can get started no joke like 6 months ago when I was just getting into coding I was reading forums about how to get started and I got discouraged because these self proclaimed “veteran web developers” made it sound like it was close to impossible to learn coding and how it’s a terrible time to try to get into coding because the market is over saturated unless you have 10 years of experience. Glad I’m getting into it again and I wish I knew about these kind of people before, who knows how far I would be if I didn’t let myself get discouraged!
Yeah the actual tech community is way nicer.
the reason we hear this is partly because this career path can be brutal if and when you find yourself out of a job, especially after say 35 where you can either get lucky in a career path or find yourself at the gates of 100s of jobs being rejected because of the interview process and its emphasis on timed puzzle and algorithm solving which bears little resemblance to real-world software development where you can quietly work through a tough problem using algorithms and data structures where you need to (it's sooo much easier to understand them when it's NOT the difference between landing a job or not). the interview process is as anti-clarity inducing as it gets. i.e. the worst moment for mental clarity needed to solve puzzles.
This guy is in my head
😂 we all are relying on StackOverFlow
This is the way
FYI, this was the same thing 35 years ago.
I gave up on that, to much B.S to even get an entry level job
Don’t give up man!
Dm me on IG, it’s more attainable than you think
this isn't limited to software development, this is corporate gatekeeping in general. people don't want to admit that, a lot of the time (not always for practical reasons, i.e. the need for hard skills in many markets) they want to choose people to work with who they like for some reason (similar wealth, similar lifestyle, similar interests, similar social circles, similar cultures (gasp, but it's true whether minorities or otherwise). the job market is BRUTAL if you aren't a "culture fit" i.e. they like another candidate more than you for reasons even they don't understand.
This is so funny! I'm two videos in---not even, I'm not past the intro of this video---and I'm absolutely hooked lol!
Hassas glad you liked it!
Government intelligence people are no different with their influencing on civilians
oh man ; do I warn every person I recommend coding about these types of people. They will suck the joy of coding out of you before your first bug does.
The gatekeepers are few
The supportive devs are many
Yeah someone told me I shouldn’t waste anymore time chasing my SDE career - Talmbout : “frontend is not even real tech” or “why don’t you go and do stuff like content writing?”
I’m glad I didn’t listen to gatekeepers.
"do you even dream of code?" 🤣🤣
"dont worry about the salary...." lol yeah alright
Is it bad that I recognise half of these from my second years classmates 😔
They’re among us
They must be all on reddit. There a self taught has zero pecent chance at breaking in.
Nah, I'm self-taught and work in big tech. I know a ton of self taught SWEs as well
the focus on algorithms and data structures under timed-interview conditions is more or less a hazing activity at this point. It's not really indicative of the individuals capability at groking and applying these concepts either. been there done that. have solved problems using recursion, advanced algorithms before (e.g. computational geometry) where the average programmer simply doesn't understand those things and yet I've been rejected for countless interviews, many of which came down to failing a timed test or just didn't follow the same path to a solution as the interviewer. it's insanity, except what can we do, other than to keep applying to jobs rolling the dice until an offer comes in...
Those passive aggressive slights are what scare me more than the actual profession I'm very direct in how I communicate says hulk
It shouldn’t. For every 1 of these gatekeepers there are 99 people who are willing to help us when you need it 🤙🏾
@@JeremiahPeoples duly noted bruv thanks I just subbed I'll keep watching
This video is everything 😂😂👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 lmaooo I’ve heard like 90% of these things smh
I was shooting for 93% of phrases that Maya has heard. This video has failed lol
Bro, those days of gate keeping are long gone, thanks to chatgpt 😂😂😂😂
remind me of techlead guy is glorified gate keeping
I hate how I've heard every single one of these comments! 😂
I didn't even realize you commented! Thanks for checking the video out :)
@@JeremiahPeoples Of course! No problem :)
I heard like half of these recently and I just started coding bootcamp basically...
*based off a true story lol
I may or may not be guilty of telling people I use Vim.
lollol you’re a true VIM user
Yep! Those coding elitists! Lol. Sometimes I want to slap them silly 🤣It’s easy finding software engineers and developers. It’s harder to find developers who want to work in the customer end troubleshooting. Most don’t want to deal with people.
Lmfaooo this was too good 😭💀
Gooooooooooood night this is accurate... Here I am stuck between I have no clue what I'm doing and holy crap, it worked. Ittttt wooooorrrkkeed.. yeahhhhhh!
“He remained between the two for many years to come “ -whoever is narrating your life
Vids always slap
Much thanks 🙏🏾
I wonder if I will hear some of this during my first year of highschool computer science. Only time will tell
Let me know if you have some more gatekeeping phrases I need to add to the list lol
When you get a coding ad at the beginning of the video.👁👄👁
Those comments are toxic, elitist nonsense.
Complete silliness
so good 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you!
You've got too much free time as a developer
Thank you
lmfaooo “design or something” elitist asfff
I thought Cyber would be better because they value certs so you don't have to just push your Github and hope someone notices... Boy, was I wrong.. and man are certs a joke.. I can do all the programming paradigm stuff but I'm rusty since I went Cyber cause I only use any language for tidbits to do OS things. Whichever one is already native to the target system... but all the big certifications, CompTIA namely, are multiple choice tests. You could do those and a degree and not have any actual hands-on experience. Plus, everybody applies after an 8 week bootcamp so it definitely encourages skepticism and brings everything down to "who you know" and luck... but the BIGOTRY IS REAL... I mean JESUS CHRIST... I've had 10 year professionals who couldn't connect their VPN when it had to be done on CLI and others who've asked me to help them cheat after I passed eCPPT first attempt because they were on attempt #3 and couldn't swing it but they had NO FEAR of being replaced at their job....
"My name is my certification" he said... COME ON lol.
Why are you asking me to help you cheat then, boss? The whole industry being rigged in your favor isn't enough for you and you want to take my achievement for free while I starve too, eh?
It's hard as far as certs go, requiring compromise of 5 machines and developing a BoF like OSCP but still considered entry level..
Still counts for nothing when applying to jobs... Now I'm being told grinding out a degree and 12 certs in 2 years isn't enough and I should focus on developing my Github or a blog to "get my name out there"... Like, what was it all for then?
I go for career advice and find much the same thing; comfortable, tenured "professionals" spewing cliche's and rolling turds downhill, taking easy shots through a glass ceiling protecting them at everybody below them.
The burden of pre-requisite knowledge is just higher than it was back then.
THAT'S why you're not a good cultural fit. They know you've worked harder for longer and learned more than they ever did if you've come this far and they don't want to compete for that promotion to management where they can finally stop pretending to actually know anything and make rolling their shit downhill their actual job.
Bro you sound like Schmidt from new girl, cool
I always thought I was a Schmidt. Turns out I’m more of a Winston lol
I develop in Vim.... slides away from screen cuz it's not Vim. Lol.
My favorite part of the whole video
I had to like this video then unlike it just so I could like it again
This is what support looks like!
LOL
Yo Jeremiah, Do you need to be good at maths to learn how to code? I'm awful at math. >.>
Nope just the basics every now and then. Addition and subtraction. Occasionally some basic multiplication and rarely division
@@JeremiahPeoples God bless you.
🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Just “..machine learning” 🫣
My bosses bosses boss said this to me and walked out of the meeting directly after… 😭