1 hour of work, 2 hours of meetings and talkings, 2 hours of relaxing and eating, 2 hour gym time and shower , again work, this time 2 hours. and day is already finished. nice. ggwp
watch more videos on FAANG engineering, and you will see that all of these benefits are just for PR. the actual job is pressuring and competitive to the extreme. I would know, I have one.
Man, I think that is a cool sight from life of software engineer, but sometimes we have hard times and, once, we wake up with new idea to overcome obstacles and continue to live on for brightest future! 🎇✨
They should show this to any new employee, not just for Amazon but any technology company, about what it means to have "work life balance". Great video!
@@Sn1per9CZE He got to do quite a bit during the day.... I don't advocate for this because these companies take away all independence. When you want to leave, it is really hard because these companies took control of every facet of your life from food to what gym you go to. It very nice to start just very draining when leaving to a different company. It's feels like you just cut off your arm when you leave, but you know you have to leave because you already burnout, and already lost a leg.
@@Forrest10 Lol, I've tried working as an Amazon Warehouse Associate turned out to be an overnight stocker to assist with preparation for customer's package when they go out for delivery. It sucks and I quit after the first three days of working there. The first night was mostly training which I went over the exact same thing over the online course training just to be repeated and never got any real work done until the second and third night. And it was brutal just to be able to keep up with performance expectation which I ain't got time for. Working for Amazon Associate is a completely different story then being a developer or software programmer for Amazon.
hey man would be cool to see a video on your journey to becoming a software engineer at Amazon...like if you went to college and what prior experience you had, etc.
Seeing this as someone who's basically coding from 7am til 4pm honestly just makes me wonder when the work actually gets done and how much gets done., en yet I'm envious of the amount of time you had in this day to just mess around and exist. I work from home and sometimes I honestly feel like the pressure to do shit all the time is constant.
indeed, this is showing more likely 85% messing around 15% actual work........it doesn't "work" like that in most of the companies, Amazon included. Misleading video
Because you’re correct, the work doesn’t get done. ……. by him anyway. Some poor conscientious dude will be working 80 hour weeks picking up the slack. This douche will just be managing the relationship with his manager so he doesn’t get found out.
Interesting to see how nicely your day is broken up by different activities. In Belgium for instance, most engineers work ~9/5 or some variant of it. Average working hours is 8/day, or more. However, days are more monotonous. Start at 8AM->12:30PM | lunch | 1PM->4/5PM | -> done. Since I start early, I can leave work usually at 4PM which gives me the feeling I have a lot of time left of my day to spend on personal things but often these don't happen as planned or intended. On the other hand, your day ends "late" (to my standards) where I'd feel I have no personal time left, however, you managed to incorporate that personal time (like the gym or walking the dog) during the day/working hours. So almost seems like a win-win, except for family time.
Exactly, this is ok if you are single, and to have longer working day, included personal activities. But, if you have a family, this is waste of time. Job is job, and private life ( family life ) has to be separate. In reality, 8h of working day, average is 6h of productive hours.
@@albertobalmeida He likely embellished a lot in this video. Amazon is a top company with demanding schedules of its HQ employees. I find it very hard to believe their engineers are not working at least 8 hours a day if not more.
people love to comment on how relaxed his day is, but they don't realize you have no chance at this life unless you are incredibly talented and can produce top level work
Thank you so much Albert. You've really inspired me when I was preparing myself to become a Software Engineer!. When I watched this video I said to myself: "Wow, I want this". I know this is a long learning way but now I can say that finally I've reached my main goal... and it'll continue. Thanks a lot bro!
This is truly inspirational. I'm an Electrical Engineer with programming knowledge for automation. I love programming and now will begin my journey for software engineering through online modules. I was looking for my calling in my life and it looks like this is it. Cheers mate.
Incredible how all of you cant notice this videos is an exact video of joma's video of A Day In The Life Of A Facebook Engineer! Even the music choice is the exact same like...... Great creativity
Cool video! I'm a former Amazon engineer but didn't have quite that much freedom a decade ago! I'm a self-employed consultant now and take with me a lot of what I learned during my time there! Keep up the great work!
After watching similar Life-as-Blog from Twitter and Google I gotta say I can imagine why these overpriced employees have been laid off in droves! He’s job could just as easily been a barista! What the hell is he coding!?! Does he use the Java Spring Boot framework? Is there a deadline?? What about late nights and weekends??? It can’t be “mission critical” stuff because I worked at the bank that processes all transactions and credit approvals… on 10/20 year old mainframe COBOL applications that the hundreds thousands of posting overnight and applications for credit in sub-seconds… else there would be FEDERAL COMPLIANCE ISSUES COSTING THE BANK MILLIONS OF DOLLAR$$$! And we sure don’t have time for gym work outs or late nights in clubs… we ran a 24x7 shop (with Offshore) and ran all weekend code installations! Amazon was 40% of our business! And anyone showing this kind of work environment… would be FIRED! 😅
Very appreciate you posting this video. Working for the City of Bellevue, just down the street, it is good to know how life could be on just up the street from me. Appreciate your videos and thank you for sharing a bit of your life with us.
Wow! The work-life balance is incredible to see here, seems like it would create a great dynamic between the employer and employee. I work in an Intensive Care Unit working with really severely ill patients and our hospital does not understand this concept of work-life balance. We are lucky to get a pizza party even once a year. Loved the video man, keep it up!
Brother, it depends on the team. Go on blind and you'll find Amazon managers shouting, throwing things at engineers- lots of minim Galvin Belsons. Also, this is for a good video.
hahahah this is bullshit, 90% messing around, 10% work, the real life of a programmer is not like this, lol this is just for content, the reality of him is not like this hahahaha
After watching similar Life-as-Blog from Twitter and Google I gotta say I can imagine why these overpriced employees have been laid off in droves! He’s job could just as easily been a barista! What the hell is he coding!?! Does he use the Java Spring Boot framework? Is there a deadline?? What about late nights and weekends??? It can’t be “mission critical” stuff because I worked at the bank that processes all transactions and credit approvals… on 10/20 year old mainframe COBOL applications that the hundreds thousands of posting overnight and applications for credit in sub-seconds… else there would be FEDERAL COMPLIANCE ISSUES COSTING THE BANK MILLIONS OF DOLLAR$$$! And we sure don’t have time for gym work outs or late nights in clubs… we ran a 24x7 shop (with Offshore) and ran all weekend code installations! Amazon was 40% of our business! And anyone showing this kind of work environment… would be FIRED! 😅
Dang, 10-6ish with lots of little breaks doesn’t look bad! I’m ready to ditch the 8-5 heads down coding! Cool video by the way. One of the first ones that actually gives a feel of what you’re day kinda looks like which was nice!
After watching similar Life-as-Blog from Twitter and Google I gotta say I can imagine why these overpriced employees have been laid off in droves! He’s job could just as easily been a barista! What the hell is he coding!?! Does he use the Java Spring Boot framework? Is there a deadline?? What about late nights and weekends??? It can’t be “mission critical” stuff because I worked at the bank that processes all transactions and credit approvals… on 10/20 year old mainframe COBOL applications that the hundreds thousands of posting overnight and applications for credit in sub-seconds… else there would be FEDERAL COMPLIANCE ISSUES COSTING THE BANK MILLIONS OF DOLLAR$$$! And we sure don’t have time for gym work outs or late nights in clubs… we ran a 24x7 shop (with Offshore) and ran all weekend code installations! Amazon was 40% of our business! And anyone showing this kind of work environment… would be FIRED! 😅
Amazon has a lot of negative reviews from the past. But they definitely have fixed a lot of things. I am 3 months in working at a FC and I love it. Everything they have to offer and treating their employees along with ensuring leadership and recognition are strong really makes the workplace feel amazing! Overall the company is amazing any they provide amazing stuff. Their thought process on making work as simple as possible is what makes the workplace 10x better. Long hours but a nice spread in breaks makes the day go by easier. Your video is a great example. 😀
Hey Albert, love the video. I am not in tech, nor am I in a field even close to it. I am not happy with my career. Low pay, very dangerous. Your video gives me some motivation to change my situation. We are both younger males with dogs, stay active, etc. It is pretty cool seeing your journey my man. Keep it up.
Hey man, I'm in a similar situation. I also work in a low paid, dangerous job - but a couple of months ago I decided to start taking steps towards a career in tech and am working towards a few qualifications to get into the tech industry. If I can do it, you can too. Good luck!
Currently working under the Customer Service Department of Amazon, I was inspired by this vid, I am also taking my Undergraduate Degree on Computer Engineering, this vid makes me wanna switch to becoming an Amazon Software Engineer too after I finish my degree!
Quick tip - those stand up door desks have a presets that let you save your sitting and standing heights so that they automatically move to the desired height at a single press rather than having to hold down the button forever.
This might be the most "realistic" day in life of a SWE video! Loves your video and hope some day in the future I can live as a similar workflow as yours! HUGE PRESS ON THE SUBSCRIBE BUTTON!!
After watching similar Life-as-Blog from Twitter and Google I gotta say I can imagine why these overpriced employees have been laid off in droves! He’s job could just as easily been a barista! What the hell is he coding!?! Does he use the Java Spring Boot framework? Is there a deadline?? What about late nights and weekends??? It can’t be “mission critical” stuff because I worked at the bank that processes all transactions and credit approvals… on 10/20 year old mainframe COBOL applications that the hundreds thousands of posting overnight and applications for credit in sub-seconds… else there would be FEDERAL COMPLIANCE ISSUES COSTING THE BANK MILLIONS OF DOLLAR$$$! And we sure don’t have time for gym work outs or late nights in clubs… we ran a 24x7 shop (with Offshore) and ran all weekend code installations! Amazon was 40% of our business! And anyone showing this kind of work environment… would be FIRED! 😅
Been some time since you uploaded this, but I'm amazed your workday is this chill, makes me wonder if all big IT-oriented companies treat their developers this well. You work 2 less hours than my bro who's also a software developer if we take into account the in-between gym and relaxing hour, and very likely have WAY more perks from Amazon. Of course, we live in Mexico, so yeah... I won't comment from the sysadmin point of view though, I know our work is vastly different, even if it sounds like the same thing to society. Happy for ya to see you doing good!
Seattle looks like an amazing place to settle down, I've never been but I've been to a few different places in the US and loved it. Great video Albert, thanks for sharing your life as an engineer
I live 45 min from Seattle, I don't even visit anymore because of how sketchy it is. I would never move there. Not a bad place to commute for work though, as you can see the high income areas are fancy if you don't stray far from your path.
This is wild to see and the duality of Amazon employee roles. This seems so chill and relaxed yet productive at the same time, but the warehouse employees and drivers are overworked and underpaid. As a former Amazon employee who worked in a packaging warehouse it was grueling and unbearable. You have insane and unreasonable expectations and time quotas to meet which seems normal for a role like that but once you SEE these quotas and expectations you will understand.
Truly amazing video! I'm an aspiring software engineer here and I am inspired by how you can take things easy even in such a demanding career. And Jonna Jinton videos are S-tier when it comes to going back to the basics of how to live.
Yeah.... these videos are NEVER realistic. They are setup and scripted for the video and glamorize it. I don't think there's a single realistic "day in the life if a SE" video.
After watching similar Life-as-Blog from Twitter and Google I gotta say I can imagine why these overpriced employees have been laid off in droves! He’s job could just as easily been a barista! What the hell is he coding!?! Does he use the Java Spring Boot framework? Is there a deadline?? What about late nights and weekends??? It can’t be “mission critical” stuff because I worked at the bank that processes all transactions and credit approvals… on 10/20 year old mainframe COBOL applications that the hundreds thousands of posting overnight and applications for credit in sub-seconds… else there would be FEDERAL COMPLIANCE ISSUES COSTING THE BANK MILLIONS OF DOLLAR$$$! And we sure don’t have time for gym work outs or late nights in clubs… we ran a 24x7 shop (with Offshore) and ran all weekend code installations! Amazon was 40% of our business! And anyone showing this kind of work environment… would be FIRED! 😅
Using a video like this to get an idea of their life is the same as using the videos of youtubers and their " morning routines". His actual life is barely waking up, stressing out at his workstation all day and going home depressed and needing to edit videos.
i love this video. once another vlog comes to my timeline, i have to come back to this one. great job, beautiful dog, cool lifestyle and amazing apartment!! love the song btw
@@yahwehagape I don’t think it’s necessarily lonely. Technically, you live your whole life alone - the only person that’s always with you is yourself. Of course he has his coworkers and I’m sure a few friends outside of work. This is, after all, only a little piece of his life he chooses to share with the internet.
After watching a bunch of these 'day in the life' videos, I swear the world's entire IT infrastructure is run by Indian and Eastern European outsourced programmers lol.
I think the title should be " A quiet day in the life on Software Engineer...", every software engineer or programmer knows there's harder work days and more quiet days hahaha. But what an amazing place to work, great video too.
Awesome video, this was one of the best like this that I've seen. I'm currently at Amazon's new office in Boston and most of it seemed the same. The spheres were so cool though, didn't know you could go in whenever, kind of makes me wish I had picked Seattle. Also, I'm surprised you manage to get a workout in during work. Kind of inspires me to do the same since I've been struggling to find time. Where do you keep gym clothes?
thank you so much for watching! hah yeah maybe you can transfer over to Seattle. Yeah it's nice to get a workout in sometimes, I don't do it everyday during work tho, I have gym bag :)
Am currently interning at Amazon(India campus) and will join with them full time by July. This campus feels soo amazing, and the food looks delicious. Thanks a lot for sharing this. Eagerly waiting for our offices to reopen (although I know it wont be as beautiful🥴)
@@alberthbyang HRs said we wont be having offline internships. And since our internships end on June 24th, I am guessing they'll reopen by July. No official date from them though
After watching similar Life-as-Blog from Twitter and Google I gotta say I can imagine why these overpriced employees have been laid off in droves! He’s job could just as easily been a barista! What the hell is he coding!?! Does he use the Java Spring Boot framework? Is there a deadline?? What about late nights and weekends??? It can’t be “mission critical” stuff because I worked at the bank that processes all transactions and credit approvals… on 10/20 year old mainframe COBOL applications that the hundreds thousands of posting overnight and applications for credit in sub-seconds… else there would be FEDERAL COMPLIANCE ISSUES COSTING THE BANK MILLIONS OF DOLLAR$$$! And we sure don’t have time for gym work outs or late nights in clubs… we ran a 24x7 shop (with Offshore) and ran all weekend code installations! Amazon was 40% of our business! And anyone showing this kind of work environment… would be FIRED! 😅
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What are your advices for someone who wants to learn about software engineering here in Seattle ? Do you need to go to college or taking some specific courses? Any info is apreciate it. Thank you, good content!
After watching similar Life-as-Blog from Twitter and Google I gotta say I can imagine why these overpriced employees have been laid off in droves! He’s job could just as easily been a barista! What the hell is he coding!?! Does he use the Java Spring Boot framework? Is there a deadline?? What about late nights and weekends??? It can’t be “mission critical” stuff because I worked at the bank that processes all transactions and credit approvals… on 10/20 year old mainframe COBOL applications that the hundreds thousands of posting overnight and applications for credit in sub-seconds… else there would be FEDERAL COMPLIANCE ISSUES COSTING THE BANK MILLIONS OF DOLLAR$$$! And we sure don’t have time for gym work outs or late nights in clubs… we ran a 24x7 shop (with Offshore) and ran all weekend code installations! Amazon was 40% of our business! And anyone showing this kind of work environment… would be FIRED! 😅
I'm an incoming Seattle intern this summer!:)) Very excited about it. I wanted to know if we should go to office every day to work, or it's just optional/you work wherever you want. Also, do you expect the meetings will continue to be virtual?
Hey congratulations! That varies from team to team, so you'd need to see how your team does that :) My team currently does not require going to the office but lots of my teammates already go regularly. and there's still few months till summer so things could change
damn man, I want to work and live in Seattle so bad. I switched my major to CS because of that dream. I'm going to make it one day. Seeing your content is sick!
@@alberthbyang hell yeah bru, everytime I visit Seattle I fall in love with it even more haha. Nesxt time I'm out there we should hangout and take some photos, I'm a portrait photographer myself. Love your photos too bru.
I am surprised at how much of a work life balance you guys at Amazon seem to have despite the bad reputation and what you hear about the job all the time.. We in Germany do not have at all such a balance, like with home office it is basically 8-9 hours (without counting break) full on hard work. I can almost never do so many breaks because of the heavy workload..
As a electrical engineering student in Taiwan, I have heard that many students graduated from our department are now work in TSMC, Mediatek…etc. Although working in those places could be well paid but the work load may be very heavy and it is impossible to keep work and life balanced. (Working for almost 12 hours a day）Thus, I am now working hard with my proficiency（IC design) and English skill, hoping to work in America or Europe instead of Asia for a work-life balanced job.
Yeah I suppose I had bad luck with the team being all the time extremely under pressure. So work life balance also is not great for me despite working in Germany..
@@ytl3388 yeah Asia seems to be even worse I see it in my company as well. But America seems a bit different perhaps from Europe in terms of work life balance or these UA-camrs just show it that positively for the FAANG companies I don’t know but for me work and life is nothing like they show on UA-cam.
Its not really like this, not for everyone. He's gotta be management, or senior. Think about it, how much work could possibly be done working this way. I'm sure he gets to cruise life while everyone under him is doing all the real work.
Hey, very nice production value. Do you ever get bored of this kind of a lifestyle? It seems very monotone from the given perspective. I'm asking since I'm studying cs myself and the closer I get to graduating, the harder it is for me to know if I made the right choice. Mainly because I can see the work taking a tall on most of the people in the industry, and mental health is not really my forte at the very moment, considering that I'm not even working yet, I don't know how I could balance things out when I get a job. Add to that the whole pandemic situaton shifting the workspace even further into the online realm, which makes it even more unbearable, I assume. If it's not too personal, how do you cope with it?
Hey there, great question! Please don't assume that my everyday is exactly like this video, I would say everyday for me is a bit different, this was just one of the days. Obviously with covid, we're still not back to normal working in the office yet so that would change at some point so should be more people interactions in person as well. For me software engineering is just part of my life, I would suggest find another hobby that you're really passionate about, for me that's photography and cinematography and travel, so I always find doing these things outside of work help me a lot. good luck with graduation and job hunting :)
I was already sus at this Day in the Life. And I was right to be suspicious because, "None of my coworkers are here yet". That's the real day in the life of a software engineer. You're living an ideal life, your coworkers are living the real life, lol.
Hello Albert, I found this video to be so inspiring and just made me so excited to be pursuing the career of an SDE! I am in the beginning phases for the Amazon Technical Academy and I do have little to no experience with Software Development, is there any kind of recommendations that you would give for someone like me? I know the ATA program is highly selective for admissions so for backup I wanted to enroll in MeritAmerica Java Development school as well, any advice you could give would be awesome! I hope one day to be doing what you are doing!
Hey there! I'm glad you found it helpful or inspiring! I'd recommend taking some online classes on data structures and algorithms it helps with understanding CS fundamentals and interviews. And if you're looking to become a web developer or some specific niche then I'd focus on developing those skills, learn reactJS and typescript/javascript etc. But yeah keep doing what you're doing, seems like you're looking to get all the trainings you need and good luck with interviews!
@@alberthbyang One of the things I am finding pretty frustrating is what to focus on for studying, alot from what I have read is that the SDE role in Amazon focuses around the fundamentals of Java, but when you say full stack is that something that is completely different then the role I would be in? I guess I am just trying to get a better understanding, lol
@@TacoLegs haha I don't know where you heard that but that's not really true. Java is just one of the popular languages used at Amazon but we also use Typescript, python, Ruby, Scala etc. Languages aren't the most important thing but CS fundamentals are. Full stack I mean I work on front end to back end implementations of web applications. Hope that helps!
I can't believe that people are admiring this life. IT LOOKS DISTOPIC AS HELL TO ME. Everything is in order and so synthetic. You don't talk to a single real soul out there and this is life? You are as lonely as it gets. You are basically an NPC in Amazon's metaverse. I am so happy that I declined a software engineering job in this same office in Seattle.
Due to this job's stress ,i want you to meditate, walk ,have fun as much as u can . To maintain "ease" and balance I'm wishing the best luck in your carriere Albert . I Love you.
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Who's this professional broker everyone is talking about I always see her post on every UA-cam video and how would I be able to get in contact with her directly
Hi Yang! I'm from Vietnam. Nice to meet you. I feel comfortable when I see this video. This life is so dreamy of many people. My job in Vietnam is quite boring. I spend 8 hours per day for work (8-17h in my office)
1 hour of work, 2 hours of meetings and talkings, 2 hours of relaxing and eating, 2 hour gym time and shower , again work, this time 2 hours. and day is already finished. nice. ggwp
As someone who works at a competitor in Redmond, it's always fascinating to see what other Seattle tech employees do in their day to day. Great video!
hahahah oh yeah!! :D
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It’s almost as if Amazon employees think they’re special and boogie 😂
I wonder who the competitor in Redmond could be!! Lol
Why say at a competitor instead of just saying where you work lmfao not special
I work in healthcare and I am chained to my desk from 08:00 to 17:30 and I get a 30 min break all day!! Your job seems like bliss!!
Most them are actually overworked as hell working for 12+ hrs 6 times a week
Your life sounds like it sucks
the more you get paid the less actual work you do
watch more videos on FAANG engineering, and you will see that all of these benefits are just for PR. the actual job is pressuring and competitive to the extreme. I would know, I have one.
Amazon is one of the more brutal tech companies, there are other ones that are more chill though
Man, I think that is a cool sight from life of software engineer, but sometimes we have hard times and, once, we wake up with new idea to overcome obstacles and continue to live on for brightest future! 🎇✨
He could have done all of this from the comfort of his own home and kept the dog company.
with that life routine i wouldn't even complain about going to office tbh
They should show this to any new employee, not just for Amazon but any technology company, about what it means to have "work life balance". Great video!
Looks like You have never worked in amazon warehouse.
What about this strikes you as a good work-life balance? He barely gets to do anything but work...
@@Sn1per9CZE He got to do quite a bit during the day.... I don't advocate for this because these companies take away all independence. When you want to leave, it is really hard because these companies took control of every facet of your life from food to what gym you go to. It very nice to start just very draining when leaving to a different company. It's feels like you just cut off your arm when you leave, but you know you have to leave because you already burnout, and already lost a leg.
@@Forrest10 Lol, I've tried working as an Amazon Warehouse Associate turned out to be an overnight stocker to assist with preparation for customer's package when they go out for delivery. It sucks and I quit after the first three days of working there. The first night was mostly training which I went over the exact same thing over the online course training just to be repeated and never got any real work done until the second and third night. And it was brutal just to be able to keep up with performance expectation which I ain't got time for. Working for Amazon Associate is a completely different story then being a developer or software programmer for Amazon.
lol amazon and wlb do not go together.
hey man would be cool to see a video on your journey to becoming a software engineer at Amazon...like if you went to college and what prior experience you had, etc.
Seeing this as someone who's basically coding from 7am til 4pm honestly just makes me wonder when the work actually gets done and how much gets done., en yet I'm envious of the amount of time you had in this day to just mess around and exist. I work from home and sometimes I honestly feel like the pressure to do shit all the time is constant.
because he doesn't show the reality behind it.. mostly all day in the life video show amazing, fun, happy side but not the bad side..
indeed, this is showing more likely 85% messing around 15% actual work........it doesn't "work" like that in most of the companies, Amazon included. Misleading video
@@GabrielPersello yeah, i know most of the people actual want to see "day in the life as a Software Engineer" and relate too not fake one.
i dont believe this kind of a day in life shit on youtube nowadays
Because you’re correct, the work doesn’t get done. ……. by him anyway. Some poor conscientious dude will be working 80 hour weeks picking up the slack. This douche will just be managing the relationship with his manager so he doesn’t get found out.
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Thanks, finally somebody puts a normal song into one of these videos. I can't here the lofi-dingle-dong anymore.
Interesting to see how nicely your day is broken up by different activities. In Belgium for instance, most engineers work ~9/5 or some variant of it. Average working hours is 8/day, or more. However, days are more monotonous. Start at 8AM->12:30PM | lunch | 1PM->4/5PM | -> done. Since I start early, I can leave work usually at 4PM which gives me the feeling I have a lot of time left of my day to spend on personal things but often these don't happen as planned or intended. On the other hand, your day ends "late" (to my standards) where I'd feel I have no personal time left, however, you managed to incorporate that personal time (like the gym or walking the dog) during the day/working hours. So almost seems like a win-win, except for family time.
Exactly, this is ok if you are single, and to have longer working day, included personal activities. But, if you have a family, this is waste of time. Job is job, and private life ( family life ) has to be separate. In reality, 8h of working day, average is 6h of productive hours.
Here in Brazil is the same thing, 8h/day. I work from 8:30~12:00 | lunch | 13:30~18:00. It's not glamorous as the video, it's just work 8h a day.
@@albertobalmeida He likely embellished a lot in this video. Amazon is a top company with demanding schedules of its HQ employees. I find it very hard to believe their engineers are not working at least 8 hours a day if not more.
My work hours are 8am-6 pm with 2-hour break around 2-4 pm
India, same thing. 10-2 work, lunch break, 2:45 to 7 work. This for an avg software engineer.
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hello!! so glad to see you here haha! I love your videos!
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Being an Amazon employee is like getting into Harvard or MIT, you have to be super well rounded.
@@nickheyer Not really...you just need to be good at interview/answering leadership principle related questions
@@chrischeng158 but its still hard😭, faang companies are hard to get into compared to other tech companies
people love to comment on how relaxed his day is, but they don't realize you have no chance at this life unless you are incredibly talented and can produce top level work
Thank you so much Albert. You've really inspired me when I was preparing myself to become a Software Engineer!. When I watched this video I said to myself: "Wow, I want this". I know this is a long learning way but now I can say that finally I've reached my main goal... and it'll continue. Thanks a lot bro!
Its so cool to see how the Amazon office is so beautiful!! Continue with videos man!! I loved that experience of walk inside a amazon office!!
Man, Albert! Thanks for taking us with you and sharing with us a day in the life of a SE! Love seeing Nala making a cameo!
of course haha! always nice to show what a day looks like and yes Nala is the sweetest :)
Soo depressing. I love how I'm fully remote with no geographic restrictions. Travel while work is the best lifestyle.
This is truly inspirational. I'm an Electrical Engineer with programming knowledge for automation. I love programming and now will begin my journey for software engineering through online modules. I was looking for my calling in my life and it looks like this is it. Cheers mate.
I’m 20, working as an industrial electrician, my next move will be to try leveling up to programming.
Let’s get the journey begin 🤥
what sources are you using to become a software engineer?
@@tommasoerba7796 Wooooow.
@@tommasoerba7796 are you good at math??
Never seen something more relatable. Alarm goes off in the kitchen and then walks back to bed with the phone on snooze.
Incredible how all of you cant notice this videos is an exact video of joma's video of A Day In The Life Of A Facebook Engineer! Even the music choice is the exact same like...... Great creativity
Cool video! I'm a former Amazon engineer but didn't have quite that much freedom a decade ago! I'm a self-employed consultant now and take with me a lot of what I learned during my time there! Keep up the great work!
how many hours a week did you work when you were at amazon
@@username-hs3pcAround 50 regularly, 60 if there were issues or large projects
Any suggestions or any comments? I have exactly 10 days to start my career. I want to be a software engineer. I already have a bfa
How much was ur salary ?
After watching similar Life-as-Blog from Twitter and Google I gotta say I can imagine why these overpriced employees have been laid off in droves! He’s job could just as easily been a barista! What the hell is he coding!?! Does he use the Java Spring Boot framework? Is there a deadline?? What about late nights and weekends??? It can’t be “mission critical” stuff because I worked at the bank that processes all transactions and credit approvals… on 10/20 year old mainframe COBOL applications that the hundreds thousands of posting overnight and applications for credit in sub-seconds… else there would be FEDERAL COMPLIANCE ISSUES COSTING THE BANK MILLIONS OF DOLLAR$$$! And we sure don’t have time for gym work outs or late nights in clubs… we ran a 24x7 shop (with Offshore) and ran all weekend code installations! Amazon was 40% of our business! And anyone showing this kind of work environment… would be FIRED! 😅
Very appreciate you posting this video. Working for the City of Bellevue, just down the street, it is good to know how life could be on just up the street from me. Appreciate your videos and thank you for sharing a bit of your life with us.
Loved the banana lady haha, and Nala. What an ideal work-life balance. Definitely goals.
got curious about your job and stayed because of Nala. so cute!!
Wow! The work-life balance is incredible to see here, seems like it would create a great dynamic between the employer and employee. I work in an Intensive Care Unit working with really severely ill patients and our hospital does not understand this concept of work-life balance. We are lucky to get a pizza party even once a year. Loved the video man, keep it up!
Brother, it depends on the team. Go on blind and you'll find Amazon managers shouting, throwing things at engineers- lots of minim Galvin Belsons.
Also, this is for a good video.
Amazon in the house posting comments 🤣
hahahah this is bullshit, 90% messing around, 10% work, the real life of a programmer is not like this, lol this is just for content, the reality of him is not like this hahahaha
You are helping the world in a much better way
After watching similar Life-as-Blog from Twitter and Google I gotta say I can imagine why these overpriced employees have been laid off in droves! He’s job could just as easily been a barista! What the hell is he coding!?! Does he use the Java Spring Boot framework? Is there a deadline?? What about late nights and weekends??? It can’t be “mission critical” stuff because I worked at the bank that processes all transactions and credit approvals… on 10/20 year old mainframe COBOL applications that the hundreds thousands of posting overnight and applications for credit in sub-seconds… else there would be FEDERAL COMPLIANCE ISSUES COSTING THE BANK MILLIONS OF DOLLAR$$$! And we sure don’t have time for gym work outs or late nights in clubs… we ran a 24x7 shop (with Offshore) and ran all weekend code installations! Amazon was 40% of our business! And anyone showing this kind of work environment… would be FIRED! 😅
Dang, 10-6ish with lots of little breaks doesn’t look bad! I’m ready to ditch the 8-5 heads down coding!
Cool video by the way. One of the first ones that actually gives a feel of what you’re day kinda looks like which was nice!
hey whatever makes you the most productive :)
I feel that, I am currently doing software development roughly 7-5
@ASRDGEEK wow your doing amazing! Can I ask how much you earn per year?
We get more in the goverment
After watching similar Life-as-Blog from Twitter and Google I gotta say I can imagine why these overpriced employees have been laid off in droves! He’s job could just as easily been a barista! What the hell is he coding!?! Does he use the Java Spring Boot framework? Is there a deadline?? What about late nights and weekends??? It can’t be “mission critical” stuff because I worked at the bank that processes all transactions and credit approvals… on 10/20 year old mainframe COBOL applications that the hundreds thousands of posting overnight and applications for credit in sub-seconds… else there would be FEDERAL COMPLIANCE ISSUES COSTING THE BANK MILLIONS OF DOLLAR$$$! And we sure don’t have time for gym work outs or late nights in clubs… we ran a 24x7 shop (with Offshore) and ran all weekend code installations! Amazon was 40% of our business! And anyone showing this kind of work environment… would be FIRED! 😅
Amazon has a lot of negative reviews from the past. But they definitely have fixed a lot of things. I am 3 months in working at a FC and I love it. Everything they have to offer and treating their employees along with ensuring leadership and recognition are strong really makes the workplace feel amazing! Overall the company is amazing any they provide amazing stuff. Their thought process on making work as simple as possible is what makes the workplace 10x better. Long hours but a nice spread in breaks makes the day go by easier. Your video is a great example. 😀
Are you sowfter engineer??
Looks absolutely dystopian.
Love the vid; shows how much you get done in a day and not just work-wise but fitting in personal time too.
I hope you’re giving your golden retriever long enough walks. I chose to live on the eastside instead of the city mainly for my dog. 😅
I loved this! Best one I seen so far! Thank you for sharing your day with us. Very inspiring!
thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Hey Albert, love the video. I am not in tech, nor am I in a field even close to it. I am not happy with my career. Low pay, very dangerous. Your video gives me some motivation to change my situation. We are both younger males with dogs, stay active, etc. It is pretty cool seeing your journey my man. Keep it up.
Hey man, I'm in a similar situation. I also work in a low paid, dangerous job - but a couple of months ago I decided to start taking steps towards a career in tech and am working towards a few qualifications to get into the tech industry. If I can do it, you can too. Good luck!
@@TheBeardedBuffoon That is awesome to hear. I hope it works out for you man!
@@TheBeardedBuffoon 👊🤙👍
Im not going to lie here, your directing skills is amazing. This video has given me more inspiration. Thank you!.
I can't help but feel bad for that poor dog being left alone in an apartment for 8+ hours a day.
Dumb people can't realize that the dog belongs outside and not in the damn apartment..
Yeah, me too. This is pure horror
You can take your dogs into the Seattle hq with you! No idea if he does this though.
It's just a dog
@@NycAgent47 wouldn't expect any other comment from a dude with a cat as a profile picture. You'll never know true love
It's amazing, thanks for sharing your experience.
How many years have you been as a developer?
And what keyboard do you use to work? 😃
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Currently working under the Customer Service Department of Amazon, I was inspired by this vid, I am also taking my Undergraduate Degree on Computer Engineering, this vid makes me wanna switch to becoming an Amazon Software Engineer too after I finish my degree!
you're making somebody proud there Albert.
Beautifully shown!
Quick tip - those stand up door desks have a presets that let you save your sitting and standing heights so that they automatically move to the desired height at a single press rather than having to hold down the button forever.
This might be the most "realistic" day in life of a SWE video! Loves your video and hope some day in the future I can live as a similar workflow as yours!
HUGE PRESS ON THE SUBSCRIBE BUTTON!!
awww thank you so much ! Glad you liked it! and good luck with you too!
After watching similar Life-as-Blog from Twitter and Google I gotta say I can imagine why these overpriced employees have been laid off in droves! He’s job could just as easily been a barista! What the hell is he coding!?! Does he use the Java Spring Boot framework? Is there a deadline?? What about late nights and weekends??? It can’t be “mission critical” stuff because I worked at the bank that processes all transactions and credit approvals… on 10/20 year old mainframe COBOL applications that the hundreds thousands of posting overnight and applications for credit in sub-seconds… else there would be FEDERAL COMPLIANCE ISSUES COSTING THE BANK MILLIONS OF DOLLAR$$$! And we sure don’t have time for gym work outs or late nights in clubs… we ran a 24x7 shop (with Offshore) and ran all weekend code installations! Amazon was 40% of our business! And anyone showing this kind of work environment… would be FIRED! 😅
Amazing video! I'm starting at Amazon in August so it was really nice to see what a realistic day in the life looks like :)
Congratulations!
Congrats
I doubt the everyone working for amazon has such a privilege
It's hard to work there ? I want to learn java to be a backend developer but I see this video & I'm feeling stressed 😐(hi from Moldova ;))
The sphere is insane lmao, hope I get to have an environment like that someday, amazing vid!
What a great, peaceful, simple, soothing songs that matched the video..., no extra drama,,, superb video .. 👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯
you are literally living my dream. This is so motivating me thank you for sharing this video. ^_^
Been some time since you uploaded this, but I'm amazed your workday is this chill, makes me wonder if all big IT-oriented companies treat their developers this well. You work 2 less hours than my bro who's also a software developer if we take into account the in-between gym and relaxing hour, and very likely have WAY more perks from Amazon. Of course, we live in Mexico, so yeah...
I won't comment from the sysadmin point of view though, I know our work is vastly different, even if it sounds like the same thing to society.
Happy for ya to see you doing good!
terrible
Seattle looks like an amazing place to settle down, I've never been but I've been to a few different places in the US and loved it. Great video Albert, thanks for sharing your life as an engineer
Where are you from??
@@Bilkes-sm9jg The UK :)
I live 45 min from Seattle, I don't even visit anymore because of how sketchy it is. I would never move there. Not a bad place to commute for work though, as you can see the high income areas are fancy if you don't stray far from your path.
Great video, hope to see much more!
This is wild to see and the duality of Amazon employee roles. This seems so chill and relaxed yet productive at the same time, but the warehouse employees and drivers are overworked and underpaid. As a former Amazon employee who worked in a packaging warehouse it was grueling and unbearable. You have insane and unreasonable expectations and time quotas to meet which seems normal for a role like that but once you SEE these quotas and expectations you will understand.
That banana seemed restless. Screaming "EAT ME"
😂😂😂 true
That banana was just for scale.
This is not life. This is living in the building being glued to the chair. But oh well.. its his life
Truly amazing video! I'm an aspiring software engineer here and I am inspired by how you can take things easy even in such a demanding career. And Jonna Jinton videos are S-tier when it comes to going back to the basics of how to live.
Yeah.... these videos are NEVER realistic. They are setup and scripted for the video and glamorize it. I don't think there's a single realistic "day in the life if a SE" video.
After watching similar Life-as-Blog from Twitter and Google I gotta say I can imagine why these overpriced employees have been laid off in droves! He’s job could just as easily been a barista! What the hell is he coding!?! Does he use the Java Spring Boot framework? Is there a deadline?? What about late nights and weekends??? It can’t be “mission critical” stuff because I worked at the bank that processes all transactions and credit approvals… on 10/20 year old mainframe COBOL applications that the hundreds thousands of posting overnight and applications for credit in sub-seconds… else there would be FEDERAL COMPLIANCE ISSUES COSTING THE BANK MILLIONS OF DOLLAR$$$! And we sure don’t have time for gym work outs or late nights in clubs… we ran a 24x7 shop (with Offshore) and ran all weekend code installations! Amazon was 40% of our business! And anyone showing this kind of work environment… would be FIRED! 😅
Using a video like this to get an idea of their life is the same as using the videos of youtubers and their " morning routines". His actual life is barely waking up, stressing out at his workstation all day and going home depressed and needing to edit videos.
It’s amazing how different and great culture at Amazon is outside of the warehouses.
i love this video. once another vlog comes to my timeline, i have to come back to this one. great job, beautiful dog, cool lifestyle and amazing apartment!! love the song btw
Man got his life all figured out. Love to see it👍🏽
haha not really, thank you!
Honestly no offense at all, but it looked a little lonely. I glad Nala got two walks in. God bless. Save some time for relationships.
@@yahwehagape I don’t think it’s necessarily lonely. Technically, you live your whole life alone - the only person that’s always with you is yourself. Of course he has his coworkers and I’m sure a few friends outside of work. This is, after all, only a little piece of his life he chooses to share with the internet.
Dope video dude! As an incoming intern this summer, I’m excited to see what Seattle has to offer 🙂
Oh gosh summer in Seattle is heaven 🙌🏻
After watching a bunch of these 'day in the life' videos, I swear the world's entire IT infrastructure is run by Indian and Eastern European outsourced programmers lol.
😂😂😂 maybe
If your considering a career change to tech, watch this first. I think its great for single people but not at all family friendly. Great vid, thanks!
I agree!
I think the title should be " A quiet day in the life on Software Engineer...", every software engineer or programmer knows there's harder work days and more quiet days hahaha.
But what an amazing place to work, great video too.
Awesome video, this was one of the best like this that I've seen. I'm currently at Amazon's new office in Boston and most of it seemed the same. The spheres were so cool though, didn't know you could go in whenever, kind of makes me wish I had picked Seattle. Also, I'm surprised you manage to get a workout in during work. Kind of inspires me to do the same since I've been struggling to find time. Where do you keep gym clothes?
thank you so much for watching! hah yeah maybe you can transfer over to Seattle. Yeah it's nice to get a workout in sometimes, I don't do it everyday during work tho, I have gym bag :)
Looks like a productive day! What was that " Express yourself" station? What do you do there?
it was!! haha it's an 'artistic' desk where there's a record player I just sat there to listen to some music and check messages :)
I feel bad for the dog though, did she stays alone all day?
Yeah the dog spends way too much time alone doing nothing. Not suitable lifestyle to have a dog in my opinion.
Great video. I watched it many times probably because of sweet Nala. :)
Your routine looks so comfortable
Am currently interning at Amazon(India campus) and will join with them full time by July. This campus feels soo amazing, and the food looks delicious. Thanks a lot for sharing this. Eagerly waiting for our offices to reopen (although I know it wont be as beautiful🥴)
Of course! Thank you for watching!! I'm curious when it'll be open in india office?
@@alberthbyang HRs said we wont be having offline internships. And since our internships end on June 24th, I am guessing they'll reopen by July. No official date from them though
@@SatyamKumar-ts2jh can you tell me how did you get internship in amazon and what stack do you use on work
your LPA?
Sou brasileiro, comecei a pouco tempo, estudar programação, mais cada dia que passa mais me apaixono por isso.
After watching similar Life-as-Blog from Twitter and Google I gotta say I can imagine why these overpriced employees have been laid off in droves! He’s job could just as easily been a barista! What the hell is he coding!?! Does he use the Java Spring Boot framework? Is there a deadline?? What about late nights and weekends??? It can’t be “mission critical” stuff because I worked at the bank that processes all transactions and credit approvals… on 10/20 year old mainframe COBOL applications that the hundreds thousands of posting overnight and applications for credit in sub-seconds… else there would be FEDERAL COMPLIANCE ISSUES COSTING THE BANK MILLIONS OF DOLLAR$$$! And we sure don’t have time for gym work outs or late nights in clubs… we ran a 24x7 shop (with Offshore) and ran all weekend code installations! Amazon was 40% of our business! And anyone showing this kind of work environment… would be FIRED! 😅
Como vão as coisas hoje?
Já se preparada para se mudar, porque aqui no Brasil é codar das 8 as 18 e ainda sim não dar conta do que tem para fazer
@@johnspeaks55 exatamente! sinto que no BR nós somos muito mais cobrados do que os gringos e por isso temos fama de bons trabalhadores lá fora.
@@viniciusl.7759 Exatamente isso. Pena que aqui não somos tratados como bons trabalhadores, monetariamente falando
Awesome video, Amazon Seattle office looks really cool, waiting for joining in office and meet the team at Amazon Hyderabad.
thank you! it is pretty cool! congrats and hope you like it :D
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2 can you pls tell me carrer path or extra course which should i do
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Lokking forward
I really admire your ability to enjoy the software engineering life, even at Amazon. Thumps up!
How soothing the work is and all things ,here in India we start work at 9 am till 6 pm with one lunch break of 30 mins
"In a week, I do about fifteen minutes of real, actual, work" - Peter Gibbons
What are your advices for someone who wants to learn about software engineering here in Seattle ? Do you need to go to college or taking some specific courses? Any info is apreciate it. Thank you, good content!
After watching similar Life-as-Blog from Twitter and Google I gotta say I can imagine why these overpriced employees have been laid off in droves! He’s job could just as easily been a barista! What the hell is he coding!?! Does he use the Java Spring Boot framework? Is there a deadline?? What about late nights and weekends??? It can’t be “mission critical” stuff because I worked at the bank that processes all transactions and credit approvals… on 10/20 year old mainframe COBOL applications that the hundreds thousands of posting overnight and applications for credit in sub-seconds… else there would be FEDERAL COMPLIANCE ISSUES COSTING THE BANK MILLIONS OF DOLLAR$$$! And we sure don’t have time for gym work outs or late nights in clubs… we ran a 24x7 shop (with Offshore) and ran all weekend code installations! Amazon was 40% of our business! And anyone showing this kind of work environment… would be FIRED! 😅
I'm an incoming Seattle intern this summer!:)) Very excited about it. I wanted to know if we should go to office every day to work, or it's just optional/you work wherever you want. Also, do you expect the meetings will continue to be virtual?
Hey congratulations! That varies from team to team, so you'd need to see how your team does that :) My team currently does not require going to the office but lots of my teammates already go regularly. and there's still few months till summer so things could change
This video was super chill. Well done dude!
damn man, I want to work and live in Seattle so bad. I switched my major to CS because of that dream. I'm going to make it one day. Seeing your content is sick!
hell yeahh let's gooo bro! yeah I love Seattle! and thank you, you'll make it one day like you said :)
@@alberthbyang hell yeah bru, everytime I visit Seattle I fall in love with it even more haha. Nesxt time I'm out there we should hangout and take some photos, I'm a portrait photographer myself. Love your photos too bru.
I am surprised at how much of a work life balance you guys at Amazon seem to have despite the bad reputation and what you hear about the job all the time.. We in Germany do not have at all such a balance, like with home office it is basically 8-9 hours (without counting break) full on hard work. I can almost never do so many breaks because of the heavy workload..
Yeah I think every tech company could have heavy work load doesn't matter where and it varies from team to team as well🤓
It depends on the team you’re in. Some have it bad.
As a electrical engineering student in Taiwan, I have heard that many students graduated from our department are now work in TSMC, Mediatek…etc. Although working in those places could be well paid but the work load may be very heavy and it is impossible to keep work and life balanced. (Working for almost 12 hours a day）Thus, I am now working hard with my proficiency（IC design) and English skill, hoping to work in America or Europe instead of Asia for a work-life balanced job.
Yeah I suppose I had bad luck with the team being all the time extremely under pressure. So work life balance also is not great for me despite working in Germany..
@@ytl3388 yeah Asia seems to be even worse I see it in my company as well. But America seems a bit different perhaps from Europe in terms of work life balance or these UA-camrs just show it that positively for the FAANG companies I don’t know but for me work and life is nothing like they show on UA-cam.
Its not really like this, not for everyone. He's gotta be management, or senior. Think about it, how much work could possibly be done working this way. I'm sure he gets to cruise life while everyone under him is doing all the real work.
So between coffee, meeting, lunch and gym you start working at 5pm and leave before 7! 😂
Woaw..
That workstyle would never have worked here in denmark.
But it was fascinating to see.
I love your dog btw xD
I'm applying. Got rejected many times but I hope I can make it in this time.
best of luck!!
Hey, very nice production value. Do you ever get bored of this kind of a lifestyle? It seems very monotone from the given perspective. I'm asking since I'm studying cs myself and the closer I get to graduating, the harder it is for me to know if I made the right choice. Mainly because I can see the work taking a tall on most of the people in the industry, and mental health is not really my forte at the very moment, considering that I'm not even working yet, I don't know how I could balance things out when I get a job. Add to that the whole pandemic situaton shifting the workspace even further into the online realm, which makes it even more unbearable, I assume. If it's not too personal, how do you cope with it?
Hey there, great question! Please don't assume that my everyday is exactly like this video, I would say everyday for me is a bit different, this was just one of the days. Obviously with covid, we're still not back to normal working in the office yet so that would change at some point so should be more people interactions in person as well. For me software engineering is just part of my life, I would suggest find another hobby that you're really passionate about, for me that's photography and cinematography and travel, so I always find doing these things outside of work help me a lot. good luck with graduation and job hunting :)
Great video
I am a computer science student looking forward to be a software engineer any advice ?
I'd say definitely get really good with data structures and algorithms, practice on leetcode for interview questions.
Got the first online technical assessment - can't wait to start in Seattle. Great video man!
How was the technical assessment?
I was already sus at this Day in the Life. And I was right to be suspicious because, "None of my coworkers are here yet". That's the real day in the life of a software engineer.
You're living an ideal life, your coworkers are living the real life, lol.
Do more software engineering related videos ❤️
will do, but would you also be interested in travel related?
@@alberthbyang ofcourseee and anybody tell you you look like that guy from outlander the bad Brit guy.
dude you got cool job but dont you have a social life?
Hello Albert, I found this video to be so inspiring and just made me so excited to be pursuing the career of an SDE! I am in the beginning phases for the Amazon Technical Academy and I do have little to no experience with Software Development, is there any kind of recommendations that you would give for someone like me? I know the ATA program is highly selective for admissions so for backup I wanted to enroll in MeritAmerica Java Development school as well, any advice you could give would be awesome! I hope one day to be doing what you are doing!
Hey there! I'm glad you found it helpful or inspiring! I'd recommend taking some online classes on data structures and algorithms it helps with understanding CS fundamentals and interviews. And if you're looking to become a web developer or some specific niche then I'd focus on developing those skills, learn reactJS and typescript/javascript etc. But yeah keep doing what you're doing, seems like you're looking to get all the trainings you need and good luck with interviews!
@@alberthbyang Thank you! I really appreciate the reply! If you don't mind me asking, are you doing web development?
@@TacoLegs ofc! yes I'm full stack.
@@alberthbyang One of the things I am finding pretty frustrating is what to focus on for studying, alot from what I have read is that the SDE role in Amazon focuses around the fundamentals of Java, but when you say full stack is that something that is completely different then the role I would be in? I guess I am just trying to get a better understanding, lol
@@TacoLegs haha I don't know where you heard that but that's not really true. Java is just one of the popular languages used at Amazon but we also use Typescript, python, Ruby, Scala etc. Languages aren't the most important thing but CS fundamentals are. Full stack I mean I work on front end to back end implementations of web applications. Hope that helps!
the most satisfying part was when you finally ate the banana 😋
expressing yourself at 12:20 AM is toughhh :3
I can't believe that people are admiring this life. IT LOOKS DISTOPIC AS HELL TO ME. Everything is in order and so synthetic. You don't talk to a single real soul out there and this is life? You are as lonely as it gets. You are basically an NPC in Amazon's metaverse. I am so happy that I declined a software engineering job in this same office in Seattle.
Haters gotta hate 😂
@@alberthbyang Why would I hate you? This is a random video to me. It is good to see that you like this life, it is just not for me. 👋
@@vuralmecbur9958 don't judge someone's life based on one video! Follow me on Instagram for a completely different part of my life. Also subscribe 😉
what till he enters the meta verses
tell us about yourself, no hate, just curios. what's your job?
This looks super depressing.
Only if you have a soul. These things don't mind.
does anyone else think this is kinda depressing?
Nop
How does going to work, doing what you love to do depressing?
Nop
Due to this job's stress ,i want you to meditate, walk ,have fun as much as u can . To maintain "ease" and balance
I'm wishing the best luck in your carriere Albert .
I Love you.
Love ur home dude. Studying for the cyber security field atm
*l will forever be indebted to you I will continue to preach about your name for the whole world to know you've save me from a huge financial debt with just little investment thanks so much expert Mrs Brenda Aguilar*
Same here it's four months now I started investing with her and it's been a good experience
I'm just shocked you guys know expert Mrs Brenda Aguilar, I thought I'm the only one trading with her
Who's this professional broker everyone is talking about I always see her post on every UA-cam video and how would I be able to get in contact with her directly
Didn't know I would be dancing my ass off at the beginning of this video
indeed! amazing keyboard. congrats!
Thx for the video so thumbs up
Hi Yang! I'm from Vietnam. Nice to meet you. I feel comfortable when I see this video. This life is so dreamy of many people. My job in Vietnam is quite boring. I spend 8 hours per day for work (8-17h in my office)
That's the most amazing video i've ever seen.You inspires me a lot.Thanks for sharing.
Wherever you stay bro is very beautiful! Love the video and laid back lifestyle..love from Atlanta ❤️
Could you imagine working in an office where you can go to restaurants for lunch and go to the gym during work hours? Wow
Woooow! I enjoyed your day life Albert. And I love your work, I am an IT.