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⏳ Timeline ⏳
0:00 Intro
0:15 7:00 AM
1:06 7:30 AM
1:36 8:00 AM
1:58 10:00 AM
2:45 10:30 AM - Daily Scrum
3:35 11:00 AM - Brunch
4:12 12:00 PM
4:38 2:00 PM - Coding
5:32 3:30 PM - Meeting
6:16 4:30 PM - Sign Off
6:42 5:30 PM - Exercise
7:02 7:00 PM - Dinner
7:42 8:30 PM - After Work
8:05 10:30 PM
8:24 11:00 PM
8:56 2:00 AM
#DayInTheLife #SoftwareEngineer #WFH
#ExpectationVsReality #WorkFromHome #pirateking
a day in the life of a software engineer
what do software engineers do
what do software engineers do on a daily basis
what does a software developer do on a daily basis
typical day for a software engineer
❗️ All opinions are my own and not my employer's.
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@vertecedocittreavsorpening3924 2 роки тому
Real software engineers use linux
@PIRATEKINGDOM 2 роки тому
@@vertecedocittreavsorpening3924 I guess I'm not a real software engineer then :(
@inventiveowl395 2 роки тому
@@vertecedocittreavsorpening3924 real software engineers use their own OS..
@ndimphiwe12 2 роки тому
@@PIRATEKINGDOM I'm still perplexed at how that thing moved from your computer screen to your laptop @ 4:16
@PIRATEKINGDOM 2 роки тому
@@ndimphiwe12 u can extend ur laptop screen to a monitor
@bielgaucho_real 2 роки тому
Never knew there was so many ways to do stuff lying down. This guy is certainly a senior developer Jedi Master.
@beezrow 2 роки тому
In reality he's Jedi Master Rock Star! 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
@PPpaladin 2 роки тому
that's the difference to work in the top company
@Kevinproducciones2 2 роки тому
Then you don't know anything.
@smone 2 роки тому
😂👍
@pedrolins2499 2 роки тому
HauaauauU
@Ahriman_of_Duzakh Рік тому
I love the fact that even in the expectation he never went outside. Even in a fictional reality, Software devs do not leave the house.
@hypersecret6288 11 місяців тому
And image devs in companys 😮
@user-lg7td1he3s 11 місяців тому
i agree
@user-hx2qv6eg4d 9 місяців тому
That's sounds like sucks 😅
@teamhop 9 місяців тому
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@AlexWazowski101 9 місяців тому
lol soo true i am a dev and i dont think i left the house in 4 days
@MandolinSashaank Рік тому
As a software engineer working from home I can confirm that this is 100% accurate!
@togi_zenin Рік тому
So do you have a good amount of time to yourself after work or is it like always stressful
@MandolinSashaank Рік тому
@@togi_zenin Well it depends on the dates. I do have a lot of time to Netflix and chill on some days whereas on a few other days when production deployments are nearing things get a bit stressful. I should say it's a perfect balance between stress and freedom.
@caydenlol4985 Рік тому
@@MandolinSashaank what kinda money do you make? I wanna be a software engineer
@firesocius9309 Рік тому
@@caydenlol4985 Software Engineers typically make above average. According to my sources, 6 figures or close. Very great job.
@thattmariemusic Рік тому
@@caydenlol4985 if you’re only doing it for the money don’t do it…but we make decent money
@jeremyariche4332 2 роки тому
When he muted his mic and went back to sleep after giving his part in daily scrum, I felt that
@ayumisae6864 2 роки тому
Ikr
@OniByFame 2 роки тому
That's my life now in my research team 😂
@aliciakrynne824 2 роки тому
It was the daily scrum part for me ..... I used to wake up 5minutes before just to be asleep until I hear my name
@maxh276 2 роки тому
Same lol. It's way too accurate.
@tombkings6279 2 роки тому
Wow
@jeromeyklein8838 2 роки тому
For “expectation” he physically did all of these things, so he proved he is capable
@justaguywholikeshentai9019 2 роки тому
Yeah , especially the cooking he's actually good But still a hilarious video , thank god i got this in my reco
@pablomedina8575 2 роки тому
nahh
@samueldias2986 2 роки тому
Yup. But the reality situation is more used every day. At least by me kkk
@Slimecrazy234 2 роки тому
It's great when you're doing it for one day, tedious as fuck when you're doing it day after day week after week month after month year after year.
@dastansalibekov4561 2 роки тому
Well, at least one day of the month my days is "expectation". All others are "reality" one haha
@RikerLovesWorf Рік тому
He sounded extremely clear and put together when he turned his mic on, then immediately went back into a coma. I felt that.
@ManomiiFox Рік тому
Acting.
@RikerLovesWorf Рік тому
@@ManomiiFox Yes, that’s a crucial part of having a WFH job.
@susseratal Рік тому
honestly a critical part of working from home. joining morning meetings while only halfway through a cup of coffee and still managing to sound cognizant
@urahihChalotte Рік тому
I can't do that. I tried to be as awake as a sunshine when talking and they all know I just woke up every single time lol
@ms.rivera7898 Рік тому
This is me in virtual court for my job. Laying down before them calling my case. 🙂 If I wasn't required to turn on my video when they call my case (which some case workers don't), I would just lay down and respond clearly when called on.
@ACivilizedGorilla Рік тому
At first I was thinking, "woah my routine is pretty much what 'expectation' is". But as it went on, the "reality" version started to reflect my habits a lot more accurately
@williamsouthall1048 Рік тому
I have a health condition that has me laying flat alot to help regulate my blood. It's always been so annoying and I have to stop everything I'm doing. You no joke have given me so much inspiration to install a monitor obove me as well. Such an awesome thing. How have I not thought of this.
@FloStudios 2 роки тому
I am depressed at how accurate this is and relieved that it wasn't just me all along.
@MrBrendyn0 2 роки тому
I was just going to say: HOW IS HE SO RIGHT???
@ShowMeSomeCode 2 роки тому
That's so accurate, thanks for being honest...
@osademe 2 роки тому
Ikr at this point I feel whole 😂
@elephantmane8791 2 роки тому
Lol was thinking the same I was like yikes this is super accurate
@dekcode2824 2 роки тому
Accurate it is
@blasserreiter 2 роки тому
We would have been demotivated massively had we only watched the expectation part. Once we saw the reality part we breathed a sigh of relief "we're not alone".
@meirzhanamanbek2809 2 роки тому
We all know that the actual reality is half of expectation and half of reality of this video)
@toothfairy5352 2 роки тому
@@meirzhanamanbek2809 ok, cause watching this vid I was depressed *on behalf* of software developers.
@cvapranky2689 2 роки тому
Me too.
@liecretsev 2 роки тому
This is the only day in the life video that I can relate to
@boukhadc 2 роки тому
Expectation is the salary tbh. Of course writing stuff all day for other people isn’t a goal in life.
@AllenConway 8 місяців тому
Dude I've been a software engineer for 20+ years, and WFH for roughly 10. This was absolutely hilarious! Great, fun video 😎
@MoonOvIce 8 місяців тому
Hey, how has it been wfh for that long? I've been doing it for about 4 and there's a lot of pros and cons like everything. But how about those 10?
@AllenConway 6 місяців тому
@@MoonOvIce I think it's been great. The time saved not communicating, the flexibility especially with kids and a family is so nice. Also I can set up a nice comfortable office the way I like rather than some cubical farm in an office building. Once in a blue moon I miss the comradery or lunches with colleagues, but the occasional business trip helps fill that void.
@santiagomunoz9293 2 роки тому
The most realistic "A Day in the Life of a Software Engineer" video I have ever watched in UKposts 😁
@rishadbaniya 2 роки тому
Really?.I bet u havent watched this one ukposts.info/have/v-deo/h2CBgKSLo3p9t6M.html
@mrget1293 2 роки тому
And this guy uses ms stack just as I am
@heathbruce9928 2 роки тому
It not my typical day. Mine is closer to the expectation
@oficialterra 2 роки тому
What about Joma tech
@fineasberindei3415 2 роки тому
sameeee
@crimsongchq3839 2 роки тому
The Stack Overflow part was hilarious AF. I spent an outrageous amount of time before trying to always write codes myself until i saw a Senior Developer googling very basic simple stuffs, i almost lost it...
@DaPhreshestKidd 2 роки тому
Haha
@nat0106951 2 роки тому
I've been a developer for 9 years now. and stackoverflow will always be my partner. why type when you can copy paste lol. 😅
@JackSparrow-dz2tu 2 роки тому
I am in 1st year of CS, and I want to be a great software engineer without stackoverflow...any tips?
@PIRATEKINGDOM 2 роки тому
u can't become a great software engineer without stackoverflow...
@nat0106951 2 роки тому
@@JackSparrow-dz2tu lol. I've seen many tried that path. but failed miserably nonetheless ...
@nightcoder562 Рік тому
Bro you are the best for doing this, thank you so much. Not Everday is perfect, but we keep moving forward regardless. You gave me motivation to be my best self honestly. :)
@cherishrake9562 10 місяців тому
You just took work smarter not harder to a whole new level. And I'm loving it.
@greendofield 2 роки тому
like what bill gate said "“I choose a lazy person to do a hard job. Because a lazy person will find an easy way to do it.”
@JohnSmith-us9fv 2 роки тому
Hey I'm qualified!
@amitupadhyay4015 2 роки тому
@@JohnSmith-us9fv well by That, he means atleast a Harvard qualified lazy person. 😁
@JohnSmith-us9fv 2 роки тому
@@amitupadhyay4015 Oh man!
@vladkuprienko7162 2 роки тому
no wonder Microsoft degrades as a monopoly
@arronjoseph5962 2 роки тому
Trust me when bill gates said that he lied
@lebeccthecomputer6158 2 роки тому
As funny as this is, you have no idea how comforting and relieving this video is as well. Sometimes it feels like I’m lagging behind everyone else by a large margin
@Aouf1 Рік тому
Are you a software engineer too?
@user2C47 Рік тому
Am also software engineer, and fail to understand how people can be properly awake by 8 in the morning and go to sleep when it gets dark. In an ideal world, I'd work 1300-2100 in a self-made shack in the woods. In reality, I live with 2 "normal" roommates, and have to arrive at my construction job at 0530.
@alhassanfirrdous7292 Рік тому
Me too
@dastansalibekov4561 Рік тому
You have no idea how comforting and relieving this comment is as well
@elabuelitosensual8001 Рік тому
I don't know why but both realities feel very depressing
@Speed00007 Рік тому
I think all software developers that work from home have a combination of both types. Some days I'm up early and super engaged and there are others where I am totally out of it. Work always gets done however.
@anisanur1161 11 місяців тому
the laying down work setup is genius!!
@rishi-bk5pr 2 роки тому
The "Expectation" is what I literally see in vlogs. They don't let us see the "Reality" part which we all can relate😂
@FinkeyDudes Рік тому
because people are probably concerned that someone at their workplace will see it. I've definitely considered making a "Real" day in the life of my wfh dev job, but then I just think, "damn what if my manager or PM saw this..."
@icecream296 2 роки тому
This guy is a genius. For me both expectation and reality happens on different days, i just try to keep balance between the two.
@LEKSANDER01 2 роки тому
Seriously yea
@allefdouglas9693 2 роки тому
Me too
@mr.master9661 2 роки тому
@@LEKSANDER01 How do you find work from home coding job? Do you have a lot of experience?
@xxphhhxx6921 Рік тому
I want to learn coding. But I do really need math?
@videoaulasmayleone Рік тому
@@xxphhhxx6921 Yes, you do.
@dariakolosova7560 Рік тому
Thank you for this video. It just popped out in my recommendations right in the moment when I started to struggle with “reality” part. I’ve been working from home for almost a year without any workation. The first half of the year I’ve been doing good and been very productive. But the last couple of months… Pure hell. Sometimes I can just look at the monitor for an hour and still fail to gather any thought of mine. I’m currently working on a huge project (and this is extremely important project for my career growth), but because of my condition I started to miss all deadlines. I felt devastated, worn out and nerveless. Weeped a lot. Having mental breakdowns still every other day because I just cannot force myself to work even in mediocre pace. I blamed myself for my worthlessness, forgetting that I am a living person, not a robot. But you reminded me the opposite! Perhaps the "reality" part was exaggerated in the video for the sake of comedy, but I Iiteraly felt like I'm watching myself from the side without any exaggeration. Hope I’ll make it through, now I see I’m not alone and understood. Thank you very much again. Sometimes working from home is such a struggle. Sitting everyday alone, every day at home (I even almost stopped going out at all), doing the same thing for dozen of hours also everyday… Nothing changes and this is so frustrating.
@richrodriguez9261 Рік тому
You should try picking up martial arts. Spend some time each day practicing and remember to attend class whenever you can. It gets you moving and helps you to break lazy habits. It also helped improve my quality of work.
@heathbar8015 Рік тому
I too, have stopped leaving the house. It feels like my entire soul is exhausted. I wish my team would go into the office like once a week or something to build morale. Especially as I'm a junior dev.
@danielroach2089 Рік тому
Look at co working spaces you can rent monthly, they’re pretty chill and let’s you leave the house
@updateserver Рік тому
WFH has a plethora of benefits. Construct a system of healthy habits. Example: If you have a patio - work from the patio. Put some plants out / bird feeder so you can see birds come up. Proven research has shown interacting or being around nature lowers anxiety & stress. Furthermore, realize that you’re not doing open heart surgery on a patient or brain surgery so don’t be too hard on yourself(make mistakes ). Also, buy a gym membership, someone mentioned mixed martial arts - you can do that as well. Start journaling. Apart from that take care of your mental health. If all else fails WFH is just not for you and that’s okay. I've been WFH as a cybersecurity engineer. I travel, cook, gym, etc. I'm just happy that I don't have to buy stupid office clothes 😄
@anisanur1161 11 місяців тому
I'm a uni student and feeling a lot like you right now. I have weekly offline classes so I did meet my deadlines, but I wouldn't say they have a high quality. The tips of leaving the house are great as I do get more productive in a public space like the library. It's hard for me to work at my house because the condition isn't condusive but I should be able to do something about it. I hope we can pull through the struggle
@trinityneo5566 Рік тому
Love your technology setup all around your place..❤️❤️❤️✌️👍
@johnsmith-ro2tw Рік тому
Am I the only one impressed with his desktop setting with the horizontal monitor ? This is genius. You can tell there is intense thinking and planning behind.
@nicecailieineza4979 Рік тому
That is the reason why I clicked on the video. The horizontal setup got me thinking
@Andrew-ig5sp Рік тому
Force the laziest man to work and he will figure out the easiest way to get the work done.
@tajmahal4056 Рік тому
@@nicecailieineza4979 Same….wheels turning immediately lbs
@iamdeancoulstock 2 роки тому
This video hit hard. The cherry on the cake was that you were ordering dominos pizza's through the webapp that I created with my team when working at my last software consultancy.
@Phineas1626 2 роки тому
Mr. Coulstock, your work here is done. You may retire now.
@Easymode460 2 роки тому
Dope
@dani01949 2 роки тому
I'm taking Domino's as breakfast xD
@torus151 2 роки тому
Cool dude
@Marenthyu 2 роки тому
The Internet is such a small place.
@RM-xl1ed Рік тому
As a web developer...this was pretty much spot on. Especially the not starting actually coding until 2 pm part. Now I just need to figure out how to pull off that ridiculous couch setup. lmao!
@richardhatanaka5829 Рік тому
Your couch setup is awesome!
@user-ou2oi6xs7g Рік тому
It is the most truthful video about working from home. Thank you, now I know that I am not alone like that
@SogMosee 2 роки тому
Never seen a tv mounted on a ceiling before. Desk mount on both desk and in living room was cool too. And reusing ingredients to make both breakfast and dinner was a nice touch. You have a great lifestyle.
@sungjinwoo8357 2 роки тому
its not a tv mounted on a ceiling, its projector lmao.
@ademord 2 роки тому
@@sungjinwoo8357 rofl
@ryanhuynh7365 2 роки тому
u forgot the /s
@SogMosee 2 роки тому
@@sungjinwoo8357 oh shit
@banihasanmaulid 2 роки тому
And you just sleepy 😂
@AnnabellaGuzheng 2 роки тому
So accurate! You forgot the part where you have to clear your voice before Stand Up to make sure you don't sound like you just woke up 🤣
@aliciakrynne824 2 роки тому
I mastered this
@the_actual_bbqchickenwang 2 роки тому
I can’t tell you how many times I opened my mouth and sounded like a 80 yr old witch
@RandyAugustus 2 роки тому
Lol. Dang! This hit too close to home. My trick is to have warm / hot water on hand.
@user-pe4ef7yj1r 2 роки тому
indeed
@RebeccaKwanga 2 роки тому
🤣
@imyafamiliya9227 Рік тому
Thank you for such video. Awesome organization of everything 😊
@BensDevJourney 11 місяців тому
A day in the life of a software Engineer. Expectation: peacefully typing away while enjoying a picturesque view from your window. Reality: fighting the glare from the sun, battling with your neighbors' lawnmower, and trying not to get distracted by the UPS guy delivering packages. Great video as always!
@moonfrog9878 2 роки тому
He has mastered the art of being able to do everything led down, very true stuff
@savengo9089 2 роки тому
Let's just respect him for breaking limits and do the expectations in real life
@suryanshchandel725 2 роки тому
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Huge respect
@stvivianne8820 Рік тому
Sometimes I think these expectation/reality videos can be slightly exaggerated but it changed when my friend who works as an engineer said 90% of his job was searching google
@timothyjames6684 Рік тому
This video isn't just funny, but it is comforting, even though I am not a software engineer. This was a lot what it was like to be a student from home too.
@LegendaryMaoMao20 2 роки тому
Man, no matter what job we have, this guy is the most relatable ever😂 I'm working in some audio production and I'm like this every single time😂
@yogalshmitp3660 2 роки тому
Hi what is audio protection means what did you studied in college for that
@biinniit 2 роки тому
Omg audio production, that sounds so cool! Except I'm pretty sure it's not most of the time lol.
@ronaldblanco1650 2 роки тому
The most realistic "A day in the life of whatever kind of worker are" ever
@n124ajdx 2 роки тому
It's not a realistic "a day of in the life" of the *Pirate King*
@flamindoritos 5 місяців тому
Setting the teams status to available and then going back to sleep is so relatable!
@rayanezerari3073 8 місяців тому
The best video that I watched ever 😍 good luck ✌️
@witchedwiz 2 роки тому
Quite accurate.. If you bypass 1) pointless meeting 2) pointless commuting 3) other useless stuff All that is left is sheer productivity and free time.. The sad truth of software engineering is that it's a "work of art" rather than a "mule at work".. You usually can pull out the quality code in a fraction of your real work time, the rest of the time is spent on mulling over the solution while doing something else, laze a bit and then studying always more studying...
@Jordan-im9jr 2 роки тому
That sounds... like the perfect worst best job for me
@YoutubeModeratorsSuckMyBalls 2 роки тому
Actually whole programming stuff is useless then. There is no "art" works, every work is hard
@rdean150 2 роки тому
Agreed. Attempting maximum efficiency has diminishing returns. What may look like wasted time to skip-level managers is actually an important part of the engineering workflow. For top quality solutions, the most valuable minds must be given space to breathe, to properly consider the implications of their implementation approach, and to craft the best product for the customer. This is actually a little-known secret that the most successful team leads know to look for in their most valuable developers, and your competitors will snatch these engineers right up with comp packages TWICE what they're making now if given half the chance. 🤓
@CptBlaueWolke 2 роки тому
@@rdean150 that might also be the reason, why germany seems so productive yet has more free time then any of the hard working countries. 8 hour day, payed after hours (or mostly taken is the free time, which means, spending the time you had to work after hours someday as payed vacation), by law defined maximum work hour (i think it's 2 hours of overtime), payed vacation, 20-30 day vacation per year, payed sickness, by law you aren't allowed to work when a doctor diagnose a serious sickness, if you do you and your company aren't protected by insurances. Ofc not everything is awesome, leading positions are usually idiots, bosses are often old incompetent boomers, progress is handled like a death sentence for many people etc.
@MJ-xl5jz 2 роки тому
@@CptBlaueWolke i don't think Germany would fare well without the long-standing industries like the car industry. Hardly any DAX company is younger than the first half of 20th century. Its wealth comes from the distant past, less from the present. You're right that devs need breathing space and time for growth. But where do you see that when boomers occupy the leading positions and keep down the young? If there's no chance to advance your career, you might as well stop making an effort. And then the boomers will look to hire cheaper programmers elsewhere while they do the important job of communicating, delegating tasks, attending external seminars, organizing more meetings, team events, reporting to other boomers how your code didn't improve their old 20-page long spaghetti code full of go-to statements, magic numbers, global variables and poor variable names, code that they would not want to touch again.
@rdean150 2 роки тому
Love the couch workstation. Parallelizing the work and rest processes was a stroke of genius, and has the potential of optimizing productivity by at least 30%. Let's get this project story pointed and prioritized for the upcoming sprint!
@michielim Рік тому
to know that everyone else is finding this relatable and accurate too is comforting 😂
@maizemaize_9042 Рік тому
i had subscribed your channel!! Developer from Vietnam!!!
@DalisYn 2 роки тому
My reality is constantly going to get food and coming back to my desk to stare at code 😂
@danielsalim5643 2 роки тому
😂😂♥️
@MegaSethi 2 роки тому
hahahahahah
@julianhahn01 2 роки тому
So true
@monkeytrollhunter 2 роки тому
My manager just gave me 400 lines of code to stare at. I'm gonna need some food to keep me company while I'm confused, having no idea wtf I'm reading 😂😂😂
@danielsalim5643 2 роки тому
@@monkeytrollhunter 😂😂😂😂😂😂🔥
@pldash33 2 роки тому
You really made me feel a lot better about myself. I'm working from home coding and more days than others I am the reality version with few days sprinkled in between of expectation. I'm gonna bookmark this video to remember how I need to be, thanks.
@jappyisduhrandom Рік тому
This had me cracking up, definitely deserve the subscribe 🤙🏻
@nothingeverything2842 9 місяців тому
You have truely motivated me to become a software engineer. Thank you.
@munigalapraveen812 2 роки тому
Damn.. the quality of the video is of another level... Definitely this channel is gonna grow soon....
@PIRATEKINGDOM 2 роки тому
Thanks! Glad you like it :)
@thestellarcorpse Рік тому
This guy literally showed us how much better we can be if we just get out of bed at 7:00 AM like our dad tells us to.
@pedrosilvamusician Рік тому
The same dad that wakes up all proud at 6am but falls asleep at 2pm after lunch. Yes
@Ace_v120 Рік тому
@@pedrosilvamusician take naps periodically throughout the day**
@Unga_Bunga_ Рік тому
My dad said 6am
@RAWestover Рік тому
7 is when I've already accomplished a lot. 5am is where it's at.
@grammar_shark Рік тому
@@RAWestover Found a daily 4 hour napper.
@articwolfgirlwolfgirl5617 2 місяці тому
Absolutely love the couch set up.
@lx4302 Рік тому
as pretty much a homebody, you have no idea this video gives me so much hope.
@tommytao976 2 роки тому
That's so accurate. Stackflow oriented programming
@Gimothi 2 роки тому
SOP > OOP
@gabematthews4993 2 роки тому
This guy took laying down on the job to a whole new level
@matmat_chu Рік тому
only thing missing is the day or two every week or so (at least for me) where you end up getting super invested into your task and submit a pull request at midnight LOL
@eleveneleven572 Рік тому
This is gold.....and refreshingly honest.
@MrPrathamesh160 2 роки тому
Bro if anxiety max had a sound it would be the Teams ringtone ;_;
@PIRATEKINGDOM 2 роки тому
Agreed
@jamesikubi6831 2 роки тому
and slack's notification audio
@frenzyyyy7186 2 роки тому
Took the words right off my mouth
@monkeytrollhunter 2 роки тому
Our company started migrating from Slack to Msft Teams. Am I in danger?
@vivvar2000 2 роки тому
super true
@phyoewaipaing6670 2 роки тому
I'm a full time system admin, focusing on windows and vmware. I usually do some coding in my free time and sometimes continuously do coding up to 6hrs without taking a break. It's because I love the way daily boring tasks are getting automated. I mostly use PowerShell & Python for my work. I can totally relate to this video. Cheer up to all programmers !!
@shaiknadeemsameer8168 2 роки тому
Hi, I'm new to this admin thing. And I'm learning powershell now. Can you please be my mentor and help me master powershell? I would love to learn from you. Awaiting for your reply 😁
@innerinsights224 2 роки тому
Try linkedin, or Facebook. Im sure you can find a mentor there.
@piedramultiaristas8573 2 роки тому
Is programing very hard?
@innerinsights224 2 роки тому
Its hard, but you can do it. Important to remember.
@phyoewaipaing6670 2 роки тому
@@piedramultiaristas8573 If you find it something interesting especially while working to solve a problem or figuring out something and you find it you're making a steady progress, then you don't know how time flies fast in your day.
@jsc0625 Рік тому
The different language during the zoom meetings is so real 😂 this is really comforting
@aarorissanen930 Рік тому
That start was sick, so precise typing. And I bet it was the first take too :D
@mikeicon8488 2 роки тому
Can't tell you how 100% accurate this is for my life over the past two-ish years working from home.
@lesliestevens3387 2 роки тому
That VS opening the project so fast is also one hell of an expectation there for me....
@frostwaffy Рік тому
7:55 that is a cool gaming set up. Good idea to use ceiling
@richrodriguez9261 Рік тому
This is true on many levels and it's been hard to shake the feeling of being lazy. I picked up martial arts, which forces me to spend some part of my day in practice. Which in turn helps to break lazy habits for the day. If I don't practice, I get my butt kicked at class so it's good motivation. Also helped with my quality of work. I highly recommend anyone who is struggling to try it.
@Andres-jc6hr 2 роки тому
Omg I work as a web engineer and this is so accurate 😂😂 that's why I decided to hit the gym, it's going well till now
@davefb 2 роки тому
I'm checking round for cameras, how the hell does he know what I do?? :-O
@jamesblack6740 2 роки тому
Seeing my bad lifestyle in this video, made me realize that I needed to change it. That video is simple yet powerful meaning. Thank you Sir. 🔥💯🙌
@monkeytrollhunter 2 роки тому
I think it means we're all doing it right 😂😂😂 this is the way it is
@daylight_310 Рік тому
영상 재밌게 잘 만들었당ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ reality가 항상 나의 reality임ㅠ
@mohamedhamed7112 11 місяців тому
great video man ❤😊 the most obvious in the word
@2dapoint424 2 роки тому
The monitor setup, on the couch is next level!! I need this, so I can sleep while working perfectly! 😁
@fakename3208 2 роки тому
Spot on with the meetings. 15 minute ramble that has nothing to do with me until the last 5 seconds. Literally happened to me yesterday.
@leil107 8 місяців тому
Well a side that's rarely displayed on UKposts.. Thanks, man🙏🏼🙌🏼
@Arekadiusz Рік тому
Bro, ur laying setup is fire
@pranjalgoyal6747 2 роки тому
I can relate everything, every developer needs to watch this 😂.
@saurabhkumarjha4996 2 роки тому
I don't. it's not like that with me,
@pranjalgoyal6747 2 роки тому
@@saurabhkumarjha4996 you sure you are a developer 😂
@saurabhkumarjha4996 2 роки тому
@@pranjalgoyal6747 brother, the first one - expectation side do resemble 70% with the work routine I am in right now these days as a wfh employee.
@pranjalgoyal6747 2 роки тому
@@saurabhkumarjha4996 cool, got your point, which company do you work for?
@saurabhkumarjha4996 2 роки тому
@@pranjalgoyal6747 amantya technologies bhai and you ?
@gsisinna 2 роки тому
The truth about this is also being alone most of the time. You should be able to organize your time independently and is hard to find the motivation without any external or social input. Nice job man, I loved this video!
@maria-wu7us Рік тому
This is main problem. I have declined in isolation 😔
@julianorozco5201 Рік тому
im just learning to code... it seems the work flow is more about getting things done rather than filling hours. maybe having a deep work approach could result in having more time to do other stuff(?
@RosesAndIvy Рік тому
@@julianorozco5201 Absolutely. I really struggle to get things done because there are constantly meetings with like an hour in between. An hour is not enough to get into the work properly, so I can’t do anything in that hour except answer emails. And I constantly get Teams messages about things which for some reason are always “emergencies” and need to be fixed asap. Very little focus time. Give me a couple of uninterrupted hours and I get the same amount of work done that would otherwise take me a week.
@mitchellfolbe8729 Рік тому
This is why people have to get back to the office. The loneliness has to be soul depleting.
@AshishYadav-im1zo Рік тому
I like your PC and projector setup, reminds me of Wall-E🤖
@alexanderdogaev5241 6 місяців тому
I love it's format video. TY :)
@charlesoto2 2 роки тому
Man, I'm laughing my ass off with this videos. I noticed we use the same programs in our companies. Those morning meetings are everytime more and more quickly and straight to the point without using fancy words
@chesh4616 Рік тому
Honestly wondered how he would pass the sudden question in the meeting. Admiration at the "cut off" skill.
@badazzzz2603 Рік тому
Love this video
@dianeconrardy829 Рік тому
Excellent! I love this video.
@jhonmuller8062 2 роки тому
I'm studying to be a developer and this video brings some of the reality of one's life. A lot of creativity to demonstrate the reality of everyday life, I hope to get there one day.
@dmytro-skh 2 роки тому
This is sooo true... Hate those multiple useless meetings where I need to say 2 sentences in half an hour. Recently got feedbacks from managers and clients that our team talk not enough on meetings... But all our team members think that managers are talking too much and 10min meeting takes 30 minutes and every day/week same useless talking and scrum rituals
@korean_dude6036 Рік тому
생각날때마다 복습하는데 꿀잼이네요
@smallestcat 11 місяців тому
projector that projects onto the ceiling is a great idea
@fredianriko5648 2 роки тому
I'm sure you love the words "runtime complexity" to make the conversations seems more "complex" 😆
@elgringoruso6370 2 роки тому
The youtube algorithm is beginning to sense the legitness of the channel, keep up the great content!
@skipnasty8057 Рік тому
I'm still in college and this makes me feel better. Thanks
@dec23 9 місяців тому
I legit have always had the idea of having a monitor above you as you lay down. This makes me so happy that I wasn't the only one that had that idea! I just haven't done it yet. :)
@tekken1935 2 роки тому
Your setup of every room is sick! Definitely need to watch a video on how you set up your house!!
@vaguebrownfox 2 роки тому
I second this.
@Etienne85 Рік тому
excellent, seems like you spied our days. love the details like setting online status, muting/umuting mic during daily up to dinner ending up ordering something. so accurate description on lot of aspects. also didn't know some had fixed their screens on top, a bit scary though.
@_S.H_ Рік тому
This guy has over 100K subs and still hearts every comment on his old videos! Respect.
@PIRATEKINGDOM Рік тому
Heart
@misakiayuzawa9737 10 місяців тому
that was a great video bro
@erlanggapb3168 2 роки тому
im a software engineer too, and everything about Reality is the truth. So truth...i hope my boss doesnt see my comment here
@shivamsharma9879 2 роки тому
Spotted ha
@cja1218 2 роки тому
We got him boys
@iRDude415 2 роки тому
Hey, he might be doing the same...
@derverwalter9937 2 роки тому
Putra? Is it you? What are you doing in this comment section? Now go and make me some money
@kprenesti 2 роки тому
Ha! No worries, (s)he does the same thing!
@DataProfessor 2 роки тому
2:24 Wow this is a desk setup that is truly creative! Never seem anything like it, kudos! 😆
@kamilabalabekova5700 2 роки тому
😄👍
@cihancicekli1444 3 місяці тому
dude you are amazing ❤
@charitraadhikariofficial Рік тому
This video was absolutely hilarious 😂😂 thanks for a great laugh 😂
@vaibhavchauhan1930 2 роки тому
Literally he just created a master piece of software engineer life 💯😂
@lieannkim2271 2 роки тому
I am currently a 3rd year IT student and been so stressed lately, this video comforted me haha Thank you!
@HangmanR Рік тому
lol. that's totally true 😁 i'm also thinking about horizontal monitor holder cuz I've tried so many chairs and poses already and that's not enough for me 😁
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