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Loving the side jokes. Keep it up!

Just had 4 beers, cant start it now. Gotta be tomorrow.

cant focus with the constant eye moving lol

I luv this

I would say, 1. Prep the right stuff also... I just flopped a OOP interview, when I revised Coding Problems Patterns (Grokking) on Educative. Also, use algorithms and data structures in your revision. Ive just gobe through each subject and resource and listed out all topics or lessons, and then rated them on urgency. Then, just create a small heap of 10 items, where order only kind of matters. Some videos (while washing up), some books and experiments while revising Once you start getting through items on the heap, just add new ones. You only ever have a small window of whaf you can care about or consume, so this is a good way to keep it managed 💪🏋️

Just to give a more measured response here: Yes, he and many tech workers are super lucky on the financial front that can allow him to make the decision he made. However, that still doesn't mean it's a hard mental hurdle to jump through for him to quit his job. He and many tech workers are super privileged and that's an objective fact, but that doesn't dismiss it's still a hard decision to leave the corporate life stability (nor does that discount anyone else's hardship)

As a fellow Asia millennial and former Amazonian, I applaud you for taking this huge step. I feel this is particularly difficult step for us millennials (especially Asians) to take because we've been taught since childhood the opposite, so knowing when to leave the corporate life is not just a financial decision to make but also a mental block to remove. Because of that, congrats!

Do you have any recommendations for landing interviews for internships?

I was laid off in 2023 by Microsoft. Finding a new job was rough. I recently posted a new video on things that have worked for me and things that have not worked for me

What impossible market? I was laid off in Jan and found a new job in a month. Then 4 months later project was cancelled and i found a new job in a week. I regret watching these fear mongering videos

Great contents，thank you❤

learn to plumb 💪

Expert advice. This is not your traditional generic bs other UA-camrs are doing.

Not sure how universally applicable it is but sounds like a good advice. Nice video! Question about Brilliant - do their courses really go deep enough into subjects? I thought they position themselves as an app to "learn on the go" and I think many science areas require long and deep dives. It always seemed like they focus on "pop science" similar to what you can get from UA-cam shorts but with interactive examples to play with. Did they change that paradigm since?

This video was extremely helpful! Thank you 🙏

Haha, grindr for your pets, masterclass Steve

The bar has been raised,it’s the survival of the fittest

Thank god I have a job now, it’s low paying though, $50/hr contractor and can implement pretty much everything. But yeah it’s simply bad ROI to even apply now if you have a job. 0 responses.

It's inspiring that you went from support engineer all the way to principal engineer. Nice content!

4:13 Yeah, I guess but not everyone has 30+ years of experience at Amazon with friends in high places.

1:12 This is something that I'm experiencing, but I wonder why this is the case. I'll have periods of no contact followed by periods of companies reaching out

Quick summary: do leetcode as much as you can.

Totally unrelated but Love that BB54.

You also learn about power management. If they run put of power using O(n^2) lighting, they wont be able to lock you out with the electronic security doors before you can harvest then

Sir i completed btech in july 2023, since then i am unemployed and gap is increasing, i am learning different skills but am not in the eligibility criteria of most of the companies here in india, sir please suggest what to do about the increasing gap

Please upload more productivity videos :)

Grindrr for pets 🤣🤣🤣

This was a solid waste of 15 minuets. Done watching these videos.

So so good video. I am a blockchain developer in VietNam. Not really related but you are from Vietnam, right?

13:45 That was great!!! HA!! I'm dead ☠️.

@13:42 I died

Needed this. Thank you Steve. Much love

I really resonated with that comment about not wasting time learning all of the fundamentals before starting interview prep. I'm trying to get a Data Science/ML job in big tech whilst working as a Data scientist in another company and I find myself wasting time on courses on stats and ML which are thigns I already have a firm understanding of. I'm now just going to start just answering interview questions then use that to cover the areas I don't know, vs waiting to learn everything first then do interview prep. Thank you Steve!

Any chance you can do/recommend a past video for people later in their career thinking of pivoting away from software engineering? Sadly I'm one of those people without the network of folks to talk pros and cons with of pivoting to something like cyber, technical program management or engineering management

Hi Steve, Thank you for the great and helpful posts. Do you offer any consultations? I am a data scientist in need of guidance ...

Watching your videos really feels like having a boss that really cares about your future and is willing to express his wisdom for your growth. God bless you.

Best tips ever, thanks for sharing!

I'm waiting for my phone interview feedback for SDE II, here's hoping 🤞🤞

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Yeahhh, I don't believe this guy did 850 interviews---- fake