That got a like and a follow from me lol

That's every job

😂😂😂

Doesn’t he work at Google?…no way he makes only 85k lol

Idk dude, there must be a factory that creates them

I think he didnt encourage guys who are lack of things that he listed wasting their time to jump in the industry so maybe it's not for them i guess?

Hessayin dont do it for the money. In ur case tho its dont do it cuz ur a dummy.

Well you can try saving so you take your degree without getting into debt, takes a bit to get there but might be a great decision for you

@@ricardorocha6612 I could, but I need my savings for retirement and for emergencies. I don't wana go to college at 30, I would've gone if I was 22 again and had the means for it. I just gotta figure something else out.

@@boratsagdiyev522 I understand you position, but wouldn't you make more money with a degree? I am older than you and I enrolled in more education for some career shift

@@ricardorocha6612 Depends on what major you pick. Plus a degree doesn't guarantee you good paying job out of college especially seeing countless video's of college grads not being able to get a job they studied for. Even computer science graduates and bootcamp grads are competing for the same jobs. But I hope the market recovers soon. Life shouldn't be this hard and I'm a single male. And if did spent all my savings going to college; after I graduate, I have to think about how many years I'd have left to earn back my savings.

He literally says in the video his parents struggled, they were by no means rich. His story is much more honorable, making sure his parents and he had a better life, than many people who pursue a higher paying career.

@@astrahcat1212 he probably didnt want the entire video lol

Most engineers don't make 300k a year...

@@astrahcat1212I’m pretty sure that most people that seek a higher paying career want to provide a better life for themselves and their family..

i find the biggers whiners are also the most privildged. Most people don't understand how lucky they are to sit at a desk for 40 hours a week and confortable earn six figures. If you are working more than 40 hours a week with all the tools we have nowadays, then you should really question your career path

Thanks for the kind comment! I definitely should make a video on this. I don't want to keep you waiting so I'll share some quick thoughts. 1. Please start small. Start with a to-do list or weather app that has tutorials on getting started. Building something great starts with building something small. 2. Add more features. First add a front end. Then a backend. Then a database. A project is more about your skills than the actual project itself. Show that you know how to code using these technologies. 3. For 2024: Build projects that use Gen AI. It doesn't have to be complicated but showing that you can call the API with a request and return a response will be impressive to anyone right now. A simple to-do app that calls chat gpt to summarize the list would really stand out this year. 4. Don't repeat yourself. It's not about how many projects you do, it's about the different technologies you used. Using different APIs. Add a unit test for one, and a different language. It's even okay to port a web app to a mobile app and give it a different name. The technology is more important than the concept. 5. You don't have to finish your projects. Projects show what you know, not what you finished. If you set up a database, you don't have to completely fine tune it to put it on your resume. As long as you can talk about how to actually do it, nobody will be concerned.

@@realalexnguyen Thank you so much for the really detailed advice- definitely gonna use this! Super excited for the future of your channel

@@realalexnguyen wow, great advice!!

And it's not clickbaited, he actually talked about the title and never switched up in the end.

Thanks I'll definitely be more careful!

How

@@boratsagdiyev522 try living in Brazil, 16k USD here is waaaay above the country average income and about 8 times the basic income. But it still feels like shit when you see you people in the US, EU and some Asian countries like Japan boasting 75k Salaries. I would give my life for a 50k USD salary. And yet, you guys complaining about 85k, 75k salaries. I don't understand, with 20k USD yearly you are already nouveau riche. 100k USD salary you basically a king already

@@ShimoriUta77 well 75k to 80k is just enough to live comfortably as a single person. It's not enough to raise a family especially if u live in major U.S. cities.

I live in a major US city. 75k a year means a small apartment with roommates.

uff, that's unfair!