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So true 👍

Most of the software engineers I know don't have a computer science degree, including myself.

Im an AI engineer & i agree completely

Tjat explains a lot.

Tech is evolving at the speed of light and constantly in a state of breakthrough. Its people are comprised of those who went through the traditional education system and those who forged their own paths.
I wonder what that can do to other fields that force you to standardize and be molded to work in them.

In the past you could get a job with a boot camp. Today, it's very hard to get one with a degree. Experience of course trumps all, but thats a catch 22. I would not recommend boot camps because the moment it became popular is the moment it became oversaturated. People I know with boot camps and even without either have gotten jobs but it is far and few between. It is certainly not the norm.

Yes, you can learn anything by yourself and potentially get a job. But like someone working on an airplane, wouldn't you prefer he was FAA certified if you were going to be flying on it?

How start coding from zero? I really frustation😭

Software Engineering is not about programming though. Let’s talk about grammars, parsers, compilers, RISC architectures, cryptography, symmetric keys, network protocols, state machines, regular engineering stuff (maths, lot of maths, physics, electronics, digital electronics, etc.)… but good luck with your python script, that looks fun, nothing like Kirchhoff or “make the following algorithm run in O(log n)”

Hiya what platforms would you recommended for a first time python coding person ? I want to learn it as I’m doing A level computer science . Thanks

You do need a CS degree now. With the amount of people doing bootcamps and self learning picking up in 2020, entry level jobs are oversaturated. Maybe 8 years ago when this guy first got hired you did not need a CS degree, but now if you don't have one you will be overlooked on every single job application. This is because most hiring agencies sort you automatically and look for keywords in education. Unless you know somebody, good luck getting in as a sw eng now.

Unfortunately, a degree has prestige. An employer is much more likely to go with the application who has a degree over the one who has not, even if the one who has not might know as much/if more. In most of the beginner roles I looked into as someone graduating from a computing course, almost all of them wanted a degree within computing/mathematics.

How do I code if I don't understand what code to put for the problem I want to solve?

I guess that highly depends on the role... Could a non-degree person can be a Linux kernel developer as easy as a Frontend web developer? I would say hell no. Not even at MSFT I guess.

Don't believe these stuff

The advise has the same vibe with "breathe air"

The problem is that without a degree you can't even apply for those type of positions.

You might not need a piece of paper, but you need the knowledge represented by that piece of paper.

the actual job is not what bootcamp looks like

If your paralized and cant walk start walking now!😂

Getting cs degree will help alot in understanding the fundamental of computing and how it works.

How can I join, learn and be of service?

can you teach me coding pls

Honestly this is not true for country like India .Here IIT or T1 college tag is almost mandatory to even get an interview call from these big techs

Me who is grinding leetcode and getting stuck in medium problems and not getting any jobs 😭watching this 😭

Yes mr, you need software engineering degree not computer science degree

I mean this can be said for almost all professions. But get a degree if you can afford, even if it means taking out student loans. It is the easiest way, and return on investment is huge.

During my 3 years working at big tech. I have rarely seen bootcamp graduates, there are some, but it is rare. It is much more common to see people from top colleges, recently even some early career eng quit to pursue PhD in Stanford and CMU.

I would love to learn how to code! I have so many ideas.

Hi Namanh!

I am a beginner in coding(I think) ,

So when do I consider myself ready for participating in Hackathons???

Do I need to be an intermediate level in a particular language or build projects?

Do I need to learn a few more languages cuz I am only confident in Python at the moment .


Or Do you just want me to YOLO my way through???!! And join RIGHT away (eventho I know nothing) !


Love your vids!!!

I would like to politely question this advice a bit. From my very recent experience having graduated during the pandemic, many sectors (even in dev) are becoming very saturated, and a lot of my colleagues from a top 5 US school do not in fact make an above average salary as engineers.

I personally feel like perhaps this was different 8 years ago. It certainly was in my former industry. But now especially post-pandemic, degrees are often needed just to pass the automated resume check, let alone getting to talk with someone.

Best of luck everyone!

There are always exceptions but having a CS is still better. And to add more on top of a CS would be more beneficial.

just cuz u get a cs degree doesnt mean u better than someone who had no degree there always someone better

I am studying BS E-commerce can i get into cyber security with self learning?

can this help hem create a code for my app?

My question to you would be why study computer science to become a software engineer??
These are both different things.
You should become computer scientist after studying computer science and become SWE after studying software engineering degree.

Is DSA mandatory for full stack developer

bro! we live in India.. exceptional case 🙂

Navy officers typically hold a bachelor's degree of some type and chances are that this officer spent 4-20ish years working in tech on the military side of things. Not a great example to appeal to the average Joe.

im losing will to live i have health problems government wont help cuz they suck hope they all burn i have 2 dollars in my bank i cant ddo physical work and i have insanely bad social skills and learning coding is looking impossible for my brain power

Its best if your young

lol what a shit video

You look like ned from spiderman but asian

What do you think about c++

As well as good memory and very good structure in your tasks. Virtues that are very rare these days...

Love you bro ❤

Love yoh bro ❤

You can get certified through Google. That’s the easiest way to get into the field. You can make between 75k up to 100K within 5 years in the field.

that's what everyone said yet i still can't get a job with all the advice

The navy is payin for me to finish my last semester of my bachelors then I’m going in to commission officer.. right now i wanna learn to code.. that’s wild.. strange coincidence