The Collapse of the 9-5 Software Engineering Job (& How to Prepare)
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- The 9 - 5 Software Engineering job is slowly becoming a role of the past, and with that comes many new challenges that we, as Software Engineers, have to face.
Let's dive in.
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hmm I start at 8:00 am and finish around midnight
bro my dream is to start at 12 to 8 wich has been my schedule until recently moving to a new team i gotta start at 9 its so painful for me. Planning to switch just because of that. I tend to naturally sleep later and waking up early (yes 9 is early for me, we all different) just makes me less productive
Antartica????
How did that work out?
I thought only tourists(limited in time and to only specific locations) , researchers, and military can go there.
The only point that I can agree with this video is the energy level drop after lunch.
For the rest, hard disagree.
Industrialization made 9-5 a thing. Now, its going down
Exactly
Bro waking up at 9.30 I wake up at 6 to start at 7 and finishing at 4 pm
Wassup Sajjaad, I’m going into my senior year in high school, and I thought you might have some good advice for me. I’m planning on studying computer science and would love to go to Georgia Tech. Don’t know if you still keep up with universities, but do you have any recommendations on how to increase my chances of getting accepted, and also any recommendations on majors and/or cool minors I could take if I get accepted?
At this point the only major thing is to work on ur essays/supplementals. Start now, early ASAP. Get it reviewed by many many ppl.
Hey man, I am a student rn, 9th grade. And I know some algorithms, data structures because I started competitive programming a year ago. And I code in C++. What do you suggest me doing at this age?
Become an actuary or quant, CS is getting killed by AI
Hey, do you think it is still possible to be a digital nomad through SWE? I am currently based in Cali and would like to move back to my home country with a US salary lol
Usually it’s hard to do that w a salary cuz of tax purposes. It’s easier if you’re a contract based employee
Is computer science still worth getting into? If so, how can I set up myself to have a job right after I graduate university?
Yup it’s worth it and to be honest with the current market internships/networking are the best bets for u
@@SajjaadKhader only if u willing to put hardwork. There is alot of competition u cant just be average and do minimum so make sure u like it that will help
I am feeling sweaty by looking at your outfit bro
Hey, I currently started learning Python and currently going into university what are some good projects I can start doing that I can later show to interviewers for internships.
Learn the sklearn and pandas libraries and do an ML predictor project using a dataset from
Kaggle
@@SajjaadKhader okay thank you!
Hey sajjaad, jam on 18 year old full of passion towards cs, from India. but I feel like after a certain stage I feel like left off, it would be great if I can have a contact with someone like you: would love to Connect with you! (Reply if you see this comment!❤ ) it would be great if I can have a call with you! Thank you for the effort!👏
Sajjad, I am currently in high school and have recently started learning python. What do u recommend me doing to up my chances in becoming a successful future software engineer?
Do projects, add them to ur resume, apply to internships (ask a counselor a magnet school nearby), add the experience to ur resume, once u get to college do more projects and intern every summer
Why not do a software apprenticeship after school, would you advise that
You can, any experience is good
fire i like it
Thanks