Brutally Honest Advice For Software Engineers

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Brutally Honest Advice For Software Engineers

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Ай бұрын

Brutally Honest Harsh truths I wish I knew earlier in my software engineer journey.
Watch until the end, and see how learning this will change your software engineering life.
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@hadi-yeg Ай бұрын

You made a lot of good points and I love that you brought the idea of taking the authority of sending that 5% good stuff to the participants. Liked that idea! Also, your videos are darn good! Such a high quality! Keep up the good work Bgo!

@ernestmfakudze Ай бұрын

Amazing advice! Thank you. The power of great communication is underrated!

@ousmand742 Ай бұрын

Amazing content man… wishing you the best on this journey

@brilliantmind1586 Ай бұрын

I missed out from the first ten to watch the video, but did not missed out of the first 100 as promise. From Africa, Nigeria and Lagos(The largest city in west Africa) to be precise. Much love from Adegoke Kehinde and would love to hear from you.

@aseneda Ай бұрын

In the end, it is always about people. Great topic and point of view.

@thopu-bj8pk Ай бұрын

your vids are a like cool fresh beeze in this barren job market, hope I can improve communication skills quickly

@ajaygaikwad6765 24 күн бұрын

very helpful content !

@Tombi432 Ай бұрын

So it's all about improving Communication and Marketing. Do you have some advices on how to learn these skills properly? I mean you also had to learn this somehow or were you born with this? Did you take courses or are there any training programs where this is taught efficiently? As someone suffering from massive bullying during childhood, this is one of the most difficult things to learn for me.

@falkonerr Ай бұрын

For me too

@alaayahia5356 Ай бұрын

Thank you. That was very helpful. 🤩

@calochCN Ай бұрын

I once forgot these and went wild😅

@0xMasa Ай бұрын

Thanks for the great videos. You mentioned that a software engineer is someone who creates a software solution to a problem, kind of like taking it from the architecture to the final product. That's pretty much what I do actually, and I've been calling myself a software engineer. But sometimes, I wonder if "software engineer" is the correct term or if something like "solution engineer" or "technical consultant" might fit better. I prefer "software engineer," but I'm unsure how it lands with others, like clients. What's your take on this?

@TheRightWayYes574 Ай бұрын

Brilliant thank you!

@excallibur4574 Ай бұрын

awesome video man. what's your personal website?

@justrandom2960 Ай бұрын

Hello bgo I like your videos. I am data engineer. I wanted to get some idea about how data engineers can make some businesses. Can you cover this topic? Also looking to connect your LinkedIn. 😊

@chbarwall 29 күн бұрын

I am from India Delhi software Engineer 14 years experience want remote work

@furqantarique3484 Ай бұрын

I want to be become software engineering and i live in Canada

@TheAverageDude Ай бұрын

Yes, say what the point of the email is always in the first sentence.

@TheAverageDude Ай бұрын

Oral, use minimum amount of words to stay professional

@thopu-bj8pk Ай бұрын

I see my friends applying for 50 jobs a day, simply bashing away application forms daily, hoping that someday their resume gets in. They completely forgot that it is a person who is in between them and the job, not a piece of ATS software. Does this method work? I never tried it and don't even want to send an application where I know very well, I wouldn't get noticed. What advice can you give to people like me, who are international students and have tough time competing in this tough job market?

@Bgo_J Ай бұрын

If I were to use an analogy, the method your friends are using is that of a Machine Gun - they hope to take as many shots at landing a job and hope one hits. You can think of my method as a Sniper - you have specific jobs that you are targeting and spend a lot more time on honing your application to perfection. Figure out where you wish to work first, and look at the problem that that company is having (i.e - look at the job description. Most often than not, the problem they want solved is right there). Offer a solution to that problem either as a MVP (minimal viable product) or as a video breakdown of how you would approach creating a solution with your skills. I have yet to see a properly executed method such as this fail on the grander scheme of things. Furthermore, anything else in your application will be a bonus (personal website, etc...)

@ankitak5939 Ай бұрын

Hi! I am 2022 passout, and unemployed, i know mern development but i am not confident. How could i get job please suggest something. I am loosing all my hopes and feeling depressed all the time.

@akshaysatav2431 Ай бұрын

Same for me but still i am applying 😮

@JustAlex1337 Ай бұрын

Hi! I am a CS student, going on my 2nd year in Romania. I relate a lot to what you're saying and I feel that I am in a critical point of my life now, I am currently involved in a few different projects and I am trying to build businesses also. I have not launched anything yet and I am stuck at having ideas, working on them but getting them over to people for me is so hard, it feels like a curse. I believe that I am a good programmer, I never had issues with school projects and in my job I do very well. I feel like I need someone like minded to talk to that's experienced, do you do any kind of mentoring or 1 on 1 calls?

@Bgo_J Ай бұрын

Hi Alex, Subscribe to the newsletter if you haven't already, it well help you for sure. I currently do not offer any mentoring or 1 on 1 calls due to the nature of my business schedule outside of KZfaq. That being said, is this something you would like to see?

@abdul.rehman.ikram1458 21 күн бұрын

@@Bgo_J Yes its something I would like to see as well, I am in the same boat as @JustAlex1337 and I would love to see more content around advice for university students etc.