Again another great useful and enjoyable video! I’m really interested in specializing in accessibility when I get to the senior level - either as a specific job title/role or as the go to dev on the team for accessibility requirements. My former career was in special ed (eg dyslexia, mental health, gifted, adhd, ..) and I did a lot of adaptive Ed tech. Also my mom is visually impaired. What is your/your colleague’s experience with accessibility? It sounds like you get a fair bit included in your consulting work.
Great video! I’d love more info about tech vs people manager ladders. I have been a tech lead. But personally, I’m aiming for more of a principal engineer role in the future
I am beginning of programming learner ❤️ thank you so much for your kindly information and knowledge to share to world 🌍... We are so much proud of you and lots of respect 👌
What role is great if you have front-end knowledge, people skills, and eye for design? I am junior and would like to understand the possibilities of career paths with that combination....😊
I learn JS , but am i too old for that? I'm already 37 and i have no experience with coding. I work as digital marketing expert, but i' m looking for a JS career. Thank you, Tiff for the great videos you make!
Hi Tiff - not a developer, but am trying to recruit 1-2 part-time devs for a startup. Linkedin is not working out! Could you address some best practices for dev/programmer recruitment in a video?
I would say increasing the scope and impact of your decision making as you become more senior. Junior will be code-wide, team lead will be team-wide and CTO's decision will be business and organizational wide.
When you say you're a consultant how do you find work in that role? And are you essentially providing advice, information and code to other developers/engineers?
I want to get into freelance and I want to know if you can share your experience with freelance and the job you get and how you attacle it and thank you for good information
I love your videos btw, just noticed this blur recently in your videos. There is some kind of noise on your face too, would love to see some camera improvements for sure! Other than that, great work on your content and keep them coming as always
At 7:39 you say that someone can take around 2 to 3 years to go from junior to senior level developer... That's either true only on a very specific context (country maybe?) or it's plain misinformation. I'm graduated and got 7 years of experience and are considered "mid-level" here in Brazil. Maybe the bar is too high here? Yeah, maybe, but if you're reading this and considering changing jobs because of the salary ranges you see on the internet, don't expect it to be that easy or that fast. It's definitely not about how much time you've been working, but HOW you STUDY to learn and master new tech and WHAT you study to grow up in your tech career.
Great content 👏 I think you brought a good summary of positions and paths today I am a team manager but I aim to become CTO someday How long have you been working in the area?
I also dream to be a solution architect in the future,though I have just started my career as a junior dev...💖💖thanks as always... You are amazing
You'll stay focus
What is your level of skills?
You can do it! and thank you!
Out of all the YT videos I've watched today, possibly the one I NEEDED THE MOST 😂 thanks
I'm more of a computational programmer when I was in the academe. These are great paths to consider! Thanks, Tiff! 😍🤓🥰
You’re really giving us the best, I am now attending some boot camp , hope is a great start?🌚🤔
which bootcamp?
Thank you Tiff! Nice video! I just started as a Junior full-stack dev and my goal is to become a CTO one day
You got this!!
Love the way You share your knowledge with us with a very simple explanation ...... Love your channel and your content.....Keep growing !!!
Thank you so much!
Again another great useful and enjoyable video! I’m really interested in specializing in accessibility when I get to the senior level - either as a specific job title/role or as the go to dev on the team for accessibility requirements.
My former career was in special ed (eg dyslexia, mental health, gifted, adhd, ..) and I did a lot of adaptive Ed tech. Also my mom is visually impaired.
What is your/your colleague’s experience with accessibility? It sounds like you get a fair bit included in your consulting work.
Great video! I’d love more info about tech vs people manager ladders. I have been a tech lead. But personally, I’m aiming for more of a principal engineer role in the future
Another great video Tiff! Found it really informative. Thanks!!
Thank you!
I am beginning of programming learner ❤️ thank you so much for your kindly information and knowledge to share to world 🌍...
We are so much proud of you and lots of respect 👌
What role is great if you have front-end knowledge, people skills, and eye for design? I am junior and would like to understand the possibilities of career paths with that combination....😊
I learn JS , but am i too old for that? I'm already 37 and i have no experience with coding. I work as digital marketing expert, but i' m looking for a JS career. Thank you, Tiff for the great videos you make!
Learn Java and advance your knowledge in compilers, linters, etc… Java is the English language we speak 🎉 best of luck!
tbh... Your Videos make my whole day !!
Keep posting, Love ur content :)
Thank you! That means a lot!
I don't know anything about software engineering but you are so awesome
haha thank you!
@@TiffInTech Your laugh is so great also
Hi Tiff - not a developer, but am trying to recruit 1-2 part-time devs for a startup. Linkedin is not working out! Could you address some best practices for dev/programmer recruitment in a video?
I would say increasing the scope and impact of your decision making as you become more senior. Junior will be code-wide, team lead will be team-wide and CTO's decision will be business and organizational wide.
Can you do the same type of video for cyber security? I absolutely love your channel I’m so glad I found you 😊
Yes forsure ! And thank you!
Thanks for sharing information about software engineering 😊 . I am you're new subscriber 🙂.
Thank you! Happy you are here!
You are genuinely beautiful by your advises, and words.
Love❤ from India🇮🇳
Hi, what kind of next study should be after BS Software Engineering ?
Found Insightful. I am also a Full Stack developer, but looking for mentor to upgrade and upscale in my career.
Would be nice to have you if possible.
The video im really was looking forward
Thank you!
When you say you're a consultant how do you find work in that role? And are you essentially providing advice, information and code to other developers/engineers?
This video motivated me alot! Thank you💙
I want to get into freelance and I want to know if you can share your experience with freelance and the job you get and how you attacle it and thank you for good information
I love your videos btw, just noticed this blur recently in your videos. There is some kind of noise on your face too, would love to see some camera improvements for sure! Other than that, great work on your content and keep them coming as always
Thanks for your suggestions! I did get a new camera so just figuring it out still I guess!!
Thank you! I love your channel
I think from Senior Dev , its always better to develop the leadership skills more , Great video btw
when you were in QA, do you already have clear understanding on backend?
Thank you Tiffany for this awesome information
And I am 5'8
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@@heyjeanwtf sir my height🤣🤣
@@heyjeanwtf she is 5'7😂😁
@@heyjeanwtf wat u thought
Love your videos! thank you! :-)
Forsure! Hope you have a great day!
At 7:39 you say that someone can take around 2 to 3 years to go from junior to senior level developer... That's either true only on a very specific context (country maybe?) or it's plain misinformation.
I'm graduated and got 7 years of experience and are considered "mid-level" here in Brazil. Maybe the bar is too high here? Yeah, maybe, but if you're reading this and considering changing jobs because of the salary ranges you see on the internet, don't expect it to be that easy or that fast.
It's definitely not about how much time you've been working, but HOW you STUDY to learn and master new tech and WHAT you study to grow up in your tech career.
My dad's a senior solution architect. He codes a lot and it's mandatory in certain companies.
Awesome!
i think visuals for data engineer suits security engineer more. hackers are usually portrayed as dark hoodies.
Thanks for this concise definition
Forsure
@@TiffInTech Do you have Twitter account?
Awesome video
Thank you!
Coloca as legendas em portuges (Brasil)
Amo seus vídeos , ainda estou aprendendo inglês 😍😘
Can you make a video above software architect
Yes forsure!
thank you ➡️
Great content 👏
I think you brought a good summary of positions and paths
today I am a team manager but I aim to become CTO someday
How long have you been working in the area?
Thank you! For 4 years!
So nice Movie. I'm japanese and studying Laravel & React to become software engineer!
great to hear!
@@TiffInTech thank you!
Do I have to be a tech lead if I enjoy being a senior software engineer?
Are junior devs different than full stack devs? lol
I disagree, this is not a normal career path for a developer, not at all I would say.
Nice video 👍
Thank you!💕
@@TiffInTech welcome 🙏
full stack engineer
data engineer
Thank you for your video! Btw I am asking you irrelevant question but I hope you would answer it.. How tall are you? Just curious 😂
Haha I am 5’7”!
@@TiffInTech Thank you ✨
No love for business intelligence
Hope you are having a good day!
Do u think software development will die out in 10 years? Because of AI like co-pilot or GTP-3
No!
super good video, want to be youtube friends?
Always!!
that golden yellow hair...aha! i love and lost every time :-P :-)
@@notaPrimate feel her good. It is decent. WTF you asking for? I've no idea!
:D
Hope you have a great day!!
@@TiffInTech for you too
You are so beautifull i cant lie