Bro I completed python django and I know some basic html i completed django project to do list app but I applied 10 companies a day no one calling when I look skills different companies have different requirement like containerisation deploy using ec2 monogob I feel frustrated 😢

Spend time in industry doesnt make a profesional achieve the seniority know-how. Or the best performance because it depend in your interest to grow up. I start a UKposts channel to exactly talk about my experience in IT industry and to share my opnion. 😂

Who cares what it means, "fake it until you make it" is so true! Devin hasn't graduated from his Computer Science degree yet, but when he does, boy its over!

Wow, such a thought-provoking video! It's all about growth mindset, transparency, and continuous improvement. We're all just trying to figure it out together.

I will defiantly become L9 one day!!

What should I do as a mid dev with three years of backend / integration experience in Ruby on Rails. I want to be able to find another job and hopefully in another language. I feel as though I’m hyper specialised in integrations.

I was a ct tech with 15 years experience --all the other ct techs can do what I do but where I shined was my stress level was very low-because I've seen so much during my time doing er work

Ahh man I definitely sound like a hater from the comment I left. Wanted to clarify, my team was trying to find a principal engineer with a distributed system specialty and it was obvious that the engineers that we interviewed did not have it even if their resume stated otherwise.

The way you think resonates so much with my own thinking. I am a senior engineer but I completely agree with what you said. Nobody has it all figured out. The best engineers know that there's someone better than them at a particular task/tech. And it's that thought, coupled with curiosity, eagerness to learn, create impact, that keeps pushing them forward towards excellence.

People always complain just ignore the noise

Good video and overall message in life in general. Anyone reacting n flaming ar e of adolescent mindset like typical " snowflakes" . Any wise person knows you can always improve n are always a student to LIFE N LEARNING. Take off the pride hat of ignorance

Nice video! can u make a video on dmp program?

They have just, "Failed a lot!"

"Senior Engineers" do not even make sense anymore in 90% of companies. What I learnt is that every company has their own version of what a "Senior" engineer is. You can be a senior in your own company but that can also mean jack shit in another company. Domain knowledge is so important that most devs will get promoted to Senior purely on having massive domain knowledge. Nowadays I just see it as a spectrum. Everyone is just a developer to me, and they all have different levels of experience. Working in a single company for 15 years with the title "Senior Engineer" means nothing to me anymore. You are just a developer with some experience and most likely tons of domain knowledge for that specific company.

1 lac ki stipend hai, or naukri bhi mil skati hai dmp main ak baar video bana do

In my previous job, which was the first job I had in software engineering, where I started as a student and went on to full time, we had a relatively small application used locally by system administrators, and new versions would be released every few months. I felt super confident in all the parts of the system and everyone, especially my manager, always had 100% reliance on me delivering the features and fixes with the out most quality, and I received excellence awards and what not. Today I'm one year into my new job, where we have real time, SaaS, hundreds of millions of dollars on the stakes applications and it's soooooo complex. I'm one year into feeling the impostor syndrome every single day, and although my manager says she is very happy with my work, and I even got a raise, I feel like it's all a lie and seems like I'll never get to the point where I'm confident in at least some area of the systems. Now don't get me wrong, it's very exciting working in this scale and having the responsibility to make features at the best level so the system remains operational. I've been dreaming of moving to a different job just so I have the chance to fill good with myself again. I plan to stick to the current job for at least a few more months so it looks OK in the resume.

The video I needed to watch . Thank you 🙏🏾 😅

I didn't know I needed this video.

say it ain't so, I will not go. Turn the lights off...

nice video, i have arrived are similar conclusions in my journey so far and it's a great mindset to finding success.

Senior Software Engineers Aren't Better Than ME*** Speak for yourself

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Sir do you earn 200k dollars a year? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.

:) thanks for the call out! I wish I could remember where I got that quote from but I'm glad I can help pass it along!

giggling listening to you addressing the haters, I didn't even know people were upset like that, your videos are awesome man

I would be careful denigrating senior engineers. Specialized fields (networking, control systems, graphics, machine learning…) rely on senior engineers as subject matter experts. Saying the people who built Starlink, built graphics engines, built web browsers are not ‘that good’ is disrespectful- you should aspire to have the same skill and ability as these folks if you are taking your engineering career seriously

I'm all over the place on this. I'm a lower-intermediate dev, and I feel like I generally know what I'm doing. By that, I mean I can stumble into something I don't know much about and figure it out. The seniors I work with, just from talking to them, still feel the same way, they're just faster at it since they're less likely to be starting from zero knowledge on any particular problem. So, from that point of view, I totally think I have what it takes to be a senior one day - experience and a continued willingness to just keep figuring stuff out. It's the interview process that fucks with me lol.

[nit] disagree. as a senior engineer i am better than you. (senior engineer btw. haven't finished video btw) /s

You're literally my tech big bro😊❤ thank you much your explanation couldn't be more clear than that😅

Nice vid :)

If I ever get 30 years of experience I've been working too long 😂 And "internal confidence" is more like "self-regard" that you maintain, while being able to take feedback. It's easier to take feedback with self-regard, because you know that needing feedback doesn't automatically make you a bad person.

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"I don't know jack" is what I tell junior engineers I happen to work on projects with. I take them through my workflow on building stuff which involves a lot of research in documentations and stackoverflowing. I think that boosts their confidence. I have seen most of them build scary complex stuff without supervision after that.

Awesome video. Keep up the job. Also u don't always need to explain ur self.

Well done I'm on the path to senior from my manager and this is so true. Better to be confident about what you know you don't know and are willing to learn/committed to

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Senior engineers are also human who faked it till they made it.

There are lots of jobs that only exist to pay people more money but require no extra skill whatsoever

Great info!

Amazing info!!

Thanks for always being real.