Don’t worry you can get one❤❤

This is the saddest thing i have seen today, you might have lost this one but be sure that's whats coming will be better

Absolute gold. I'm a self-taught software engineer, without a degree, and I used the approach you recommended: let the job descriptions be my "North star" for prep. It's difficult, but certainly doable. Subscribed 🍻

Thanks for sharing! I think you might be among a select, fortunate few able to obtain a CS degree midway through a different career. Would you say that it’s still realistic in 2024 for self-taught programmers without CS degrees to land an entry-level SWE role?

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I lost am I’m sad abt it

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Toxic femininity. Don't play her game.

Thanks for your help ❤

love your down to earth realistic perspective! keep it up gurl!

Any tips? Graduated last year only hace 4 months expirience and that too not a great one. I got 20 interviews so far at lower level companies but no job offers

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What an amazing video!

Can I Start at 37 ?

I am from Generation X. As far as I am concerned, you are still VERY YOUNG and could easily pass for being in the mid 20s. I am 55. My youth is long gone. I think you should embrace the project at Microsoft and prioritize the skills with continuous learning over time. I earned multiple master's degrees since I got my first in 1997. I am now working on a PhD in Data Science while working as a software test architect. I never stopped learning. I try to adapt to the changing technologies. I originally learned Fortran as my first programming language in 1990. Over time, I learned C++, HTML, JavaScript, .Net/C#, Java, Python, SQL, Julia, MATLAB, etc. It just keeps coming. I am now learning "Go". I have learned the full stack, data warehousing, embedded systems, and now am working on IoT. I just keep adapting and will continue to do so as long as I work in this field. Expect to never stop learning. The technology changes too fast to stop.

Hi Antonella, thank you for the video. I've heard this myth that it gets harder for people to learn after 25 (something about neuroplasticity). I don't know how true this is, as I'm not past 25 yet, but was this the case for you, given the drastic career change you made? Or did discipline allow for this not to be a barrier.

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

Hey everyone! What is your recommendation for studying. I have graphic designer master degree, but would like to switch to software engineering??where to start from?is that possible to start with just certificate(like 7-8 months course)??or is that important to have associate or bachelor credit for this??

This video is amazing thank you for sharing and being honest

I’m 29 and deciding to pursue my career towards CS. I’d like to be a software developer and I’m excited for the outcome. I felt discouraged back then, didn’t feel smart as much, but I feel more confident in myself and always had a passion for tech. Best of luck to everyone and yes, it’s never too late to change your career. Enjoy life and make the best out of it!

I’m a 30 year old paramedic considering going into Software Engineering but I’ll be honest, I don’t think I enjoy coding but then I also know I’m burnt out with medicine and want out. I’m looking for a career that pays well and has a better work life balance. My concern is my age at 30 and the tech field being very saturated and lay offs. I feel very lost.

Thank you for putting this together for us. Im just starting out and i dont know what I dont know haha so everything is so new to me

Hello Antonella! Can you please post on KZfaq more often? I have uninstalled instagram for my mental health but I still love learning from your videos! 😊

In college right now doing information technology

Green tea? Nice.

24:10 JAJAJAJ te amo crazy blda, no creo en las casualidades sino en las causalidades, que hermoso encontrar una historia tan similar a la mía, si bien es extremadamente difícil ejercer cualquier profesión artística o referente al diseño, estoy sintiendo y sentí muchísimas cosas que nombraste sobre la crisis de los 30, tengo 29 ahora pero en julio ya estoy pisando los 30 y realmente la vida te lleva a autoanalizarte profundamente y a depurarte de todo lo que aprendiste en el camino para animarte a llevar tu potencial a otro nivel, con inseguridades y miedos, etc. en fin no quiero aburrirte pero te confieso que me sorprendió escuchar tan buen inglés en calidad, tuve que googlear un montón de palabras que nunca había escuchado jajaj, me encantaría saber tu historia personal de como empezaste a aprender inglés y como llegaste a dominarlo al nivel que tenes ahora, por cierto te ultra felicito por el esfuerzo logrado y por donde llegaste, realmente me dio ganas de llorar al comienzo de tu historia por sentir tantos sentimientos iguales en este momento, gracias por compartir tu experiencia y ojalá hagas una versión en español porque mucha gente hispanohablante necesita escuchar esta historia, es realmente admirable y emocionante, un abrazo de un bldo Formoseño que vive en Bs As y se apellida Mendoza pero sueña desde chico conocer y vivir en USA. Voy a estar super atento a tus proximos videos ahi te sigo en Ig ♥

A wise old man once said when they asked him about the best way to learn how to code : "Just see how it's done and do it and keep doing it until u get use to it" .

I’m also just starting my software engineer journey at 30, I feel less alone seeing I’m not the only one. 😺

Hi Antonella, I heard you are from Argentina. I am from Argentina (50) but do not live in the US. Can you tell us how did you do to live and work there? I am an English-Spanish translator and subtitle searching for a career change. I self-study programming in my spare time. Any suggestion? Thank you 🥰

I'm in a repeating loop of getting employed then laid off after a few months over the past 4 years. If I didn't live with my dad and brother and split bills 3 ways as well as having lots of savings, I would've been screwed years ago. I'm currently 27 and I may have missed the best opportunity for FAFSA and Scholorships for 2024. So I'm planning on starting on all of that immediately in October this year to get my foot in the door way early for aid and planning to go back to school in 2025. I currently hold an Associates in Business (the most generic and worthless degree out there besides Communications). I would be going for a Computer Information Systems BS at ASU. Thankfully I would only need somewhere around 56-60 credits. So roughly 2.5 years if I do it full time. I'll say the biggest worry for me is the tech industry layoffs, how I will pay for college, where I will work while I'm in college and how I will pay my bills as well, plus my age once I'm graduated (30 years old, don't know if that matters but it's a factor nonetheless). Really been stressful cause It's like, I either make a career change soon or eventually things will take a turn for the worst.

Thank you for sharing this experience. Recently I have made a huge decision of going the the United States to get a master degree in computer science despite the fact that I am already financially comfortable being the director of a real estate company. Sure I don’t have to worry about the bills at least for the time being but I want to do something more impactful than flipping houses. I know coding is not Hollywood flashy screens at all but I still want to see what are my intellectual limits. So thanks for the encouragement!

Thankyou❤

Love you dear 😘.best roadmap for us . thank you so much

Hello, new to your channel and subscribed today. Please help me suggesting a good note taking app for software engineers , where i can organize my notes well. Also the app should be budget friendly 😊

Thank you so much for sharing your experience. As an 11th grader, I've been really stressed and pressured about my future, but watching your video and sharing your ups and downs while trying to discover your interests and trying to survive really inspired me. Your video made me realize that I would love to become a software engineer and I can start coding now and have a chance to one day work in a big company where I can meet people who love this as much as I do. Congratulations and I'm really happy for all the things you have accomplished. Lots of love from Mexico ♥

What resources would you use ? U said a lot and nothing at the same time

Here before this channel blows up

Love this thank you 🤍🤍

Hi mam how can i get a job in your country i am from India

Happy Easter great vid ❤❤

thanks so much for this!

I’m looking forward to apply positions over there! Can you please tell me what entry levels are open there. Currently I’m pursuing my bachelor’s degree in business administration! Please guide me through this! When is this year internship opening up? Do u have to pay? And what about the job afterwards? Please help me! I’m desperately looking out for this!

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Hi, Antonella! First of all, thank you so much for this video and for sharing your story with us. It's really inspiring and at the end of the video I felt the impact of your words and experience and I'm sure this will give me strength to keep pushing forward now that I'm back in school. This video could be easily used as a source of inspiration somehow. I'm in my second semester of Computer Science in Brazil and there's a couple of disciplines we're supposed to take such as Calculus and something like (in literal translation) Fundamentals of mathematics applied to computer science. Honestly, I know it's no piece of cake, but especially the fundamentals one is somehow a nightmare (but I believe I can get through it) haha. My question is: on a daily basis, how much of all the math we go through in school is actually applied in our professional environment? For instance, jsyk, there's this thing called "chinese remainder theorem" that, after studying it, I was like: "do we really use that?" I hope you're doing well and once again thank you for all.

Thanks for the video!! It’s very inspired for me ❤️ I’m 31 and I’m starting to study code and it’s amazing hear your history

I m 48 years , I don't have money, but I have a great desire to learn how development software, how I can learn with these limitations?

I am a 33-year-old aaccountant and trying my best to become a BI analyst.

I would love to know your journey of becoming a fashion designer as well.

This is awesome advice. Practical and encouraging video for someone on this exact journey at the moment!🙂

how did you pay for your education and housing? did you get any scholarships? did you work besides your study? did you take out loans? could you do a video on you moving to the USA and finding your footing and how you managed