Are you sabotaging your coding career?

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Oftentimes you are your own worst enemy. Without even realizing it, you could be sabotaging your entire coding career. This video covers what I think are the top 3 pitfalls and how you can avoid them.
0:00 - Intro
2:29 - Hiding your mistakes
3:44 - Not asking for help (when you should)
5:10 - Being defensive and close-minded
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@OneBlurryLens 2 года назад

When I was making my way through the wonderful world of IT support, I had to deal with toxic coworkers who loved nothing more than to give condescending non-answers and be reading people for asking questions. This to say, I stopped asking questions but still pressed on. Over 20 years later, those kinds of people still exist out there but the response should be the same. Ignore them, press on and learn as much as you can.

@TheCoderCoder 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing your experiences! There's definitely toxic people out there. Great advice 🔥

@virtuoso513 2 года назад

@@TheCoderCoder yes

@vinayaksahu6301 2 года назад

This is actually pretty helpful cause I'll be joining the IT support job in a few months as I'm preparing for it now.

@TheJacklwilliams 2 года назад

I've dealt with this throughout my career. The best reaction, is to note the behavior, and move on. The people who "share information" become a sort of virtual team and the ones who don't? Everyone knows, and sees. Everything I've ever learned I gave away for free. For every mentor that gave me assistance I mentored two others.

@rebeccapowell9319 2 года назад

@@TheJacklwilliams how long you been in web development?

@quincylarsonmusic 2 года назад

"There are times when your inexperiences isn't as big deal as you think it is. It's OK to say 'I don't know how to do this but I can try to figure it out.'" Sage advice.

@piusijachi2763 2 года назад

The king of sages

@piusijachi2763 2 года назад

The king of sages

@TitaniumTronic 2 года назад

Only real Chads can actually say that, I'd be scared af

@kennygunderman 2 года назад

This editing is insane 🤯🤯

@thej9898 2 года назад

Now, this video is the perfect example of how sometimes I imagine a cinematic tutorial could have done.

@TheCoderCoder 2 года назад

thanks so much!!

@Flokoli1 2 года назад

@@TheCoderCoder I don't know if you realize how dope and unique what you did with this video is I'm absolutely blown away

@jagggyjazz8010 Год назад

@@TheCoderCoder Had so much fun laughing while you were fighting yourself

@SL_G 2 года назад

The Thumbnail and the edits on the video is lit 🔥 👌

@TheCoderCoder 2 года назад

Thanks so much!

@FilipeDeschamps 2 года назад

OMG, perfect thumbnail, perfect editing and perfect content. Master piece Coder Coder 🤝

@gemini_val 2 года назад

As a self-taught coder, feeling like an imposter sucks. Great video!

@JennyMackintosh 2 года назад

This is spot on. As a Product Manager, thinking back on the engineers I’ve loved working with the most, seniority isn’t really a big factor. If you’re transparent, curious, organized, and let your ego take a back seat, I know you’re someone I’ll want to work with over & over.

@TheCoderCoder 2 года назад

Oh hey Jenny!!! Thanks!! And also thanks for sharing your insight 🔥

@ezekieldujambi8427 2 года назад

I'm saving this comment as an advice for life in general.

@5saydeez5 2 года назад

Wow. The timing is impeccable. I was literally contemplating walking out of my dev job today 😂 I’m at my first job out of bootcamp and my lead is super supportive and helpful. However I feel like I’m a burden to him for always asking questions and taking longer to do things.

@TheCoderCoder 2 года назад

I've been in that exact situation! I'm glad your lead is supportive-- that makes such a huge difference.

@kriscollins1541 2 года назад

As an asian woman in tech, I`m in my third-year of coding and i have struggled with these sabotaging behaviors, especially in the beginning when i first started off. This is great advice that i can see myself applying towards my job and even life in general. Thank you.

@TheCoderCoder 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing! Yeah things like that are so hard to get past. But I wish you the best of luck in your coding career!!!

@TheJacklwilliams 2 года назад

Here's an interesting phenomen as well. I liken it to "stage fright". For some performers, it's always present, throughout their careers. I've learned no less than 20 technologies over the course of 25 years in the business. You'd think as you shift focus, and pick up a new skill, this imposter syndrome would disappear yet it lurks. It's bs, the ego, whispering to you in the darkness. Ignore it, it never brings anything good to the table. When you spend a lifetime learning and work in this business you'll be learning for a lifetime. Frankly, that's my favorite part of it and most daunting part at the same time.

@theshermantanker7043 2 года назад

Wait a minute, Kris Collins? Would you happen to know the comedian with the exact same name as you by any chance?

@raindrop2407 2 года назад

I'm 28 years old and I just started learning about Web Development in hopes to become a Software Engineer. Your videos are a great motivator for me to continue studying it while working full time. I also believe you have the best content in terms of quality both in information and video production!

@noahyannis2465 2 года назад

how's it going?

@Hoz-vk3sg Год назад

Almost a year had past, how you doing? Hope you doing well.

@chukwudiogudo5379 Год назад

@raindrop2407 one year after...any update?

@crystalclearwx Год назад

To be honest, this was EXACTLY the video I needed to stumble upon today. Just started my first developer job on Monday, and I am feeling all of this so hard right now. Thank you so much for making this video. I probably need to just play this on repeat for a bit.😊

@personalgamedevyt9830 Год назад

Even a few years in after graduating and having a job in software engineering I feel this way sometimes with my inner self. You're 100% with your points. I've been fortunate being on teams and having coworkers who are want to help one another and treat each other with respect. There is no competition, and I 100% agree that the worst thing you can do is choose to hinder yourself and your team by stagnating yourself due to fear, even the smallest improvement is still improvement; what you'll be tomorrow is better than you were to today, and the potential you can be in a year continuing consistently may create someone who will be on the other side helping a coworker improve. Thank you for the talk, these videos are nice to have in the background after work sometimes to destress or quell bad thoughts that have no actual weight.

@daniyellaharmon 2 года назад

Your editing is amazing Jessica!! I've definitely been sabotaging myself lately at my new dev job. I sometimes wonder how I even got the job and I feel like I annoy my senior devs 🙃 but I know its all part of the process. Thank you for the great content as always!

@rebeccapowell9319 2 года назад

I'm so nervous

@daniyellaharmon 2 года назад

@@rebeccapowell9319 it's totally normal to be nervous just know it's all part of your learning process! Your senior devs aren't going to expect you to know everything they know. Also learning on the job is a HUGE skill I've developed and asking many questions. If I can get a job, you definitely can too! Goodluck on your journey 🥺

@timbittins 2 года назад

You are kick-ass! Want to see you vs the net-ninja. Thanks for all your supportive content.

@danielferrazdev 11 месяцев назад

I just found your channel and is helping more than I could expected. Thank you, really.

@BabyBedtimeASMR 2 года назад

Just started learning code, when learning something new and get stuck I start thinking that I’m not good enough, even though Iv only been learning a few months and shouldn’t be so hard on myself. Really needed this!

@botondrostas 2 года назад

Awesome advice! I myself struggle(d) with being too defensive about my work / opinions, it's a huge achievement / relief to learn to step back and truly embrace feedback regardless if it's positive or negative.

@EddyVinck 2 года назад

Incredible intro. Being a team player and communicating well is so important.

@acidset Год назад

Thanks, this gave me some confidence and motivation. A good reminder to always be open to accepting and asking for constructive feedback.

@sreeramp6688 2 года назад

Much needed one, as I am going through this same situation. Appreciate it. Thanks for the motivation ❤️👌

@SoftwareJournal 2 года назад

Great combos and great video, Coder!

@emmyleke7049 2 года назад

Great advice! Thank you

@Genix-Js Год назад

Thank you coder coder, I love you and this content. God bless

@oscarconde2516 2 года назад

Thank you for your advice!

@ax-coding631 2 года назад

Very encouraging and motivating video, thank you!

@johannesperez9548 Год назад

Totally true! thanks for the video! 🙂

@DellzDen 2 года назад

HOLY SH&* !!!!! I love you so much for that Mortal Kombat Intro!!! how the hell could I resist subscribing after that!! now to finish the rest of the video lol

@aliubenedict9380 2 года назад

Thanks for this amazing video, it lifted my spirit.

@salekinimran7590 2 года назад

Wow what an amazing effect and great advice , keep it up

@zibusisosiso-sibanda7649 2 года назад

Awesome Vid. Loved the intro and advice

@jamiuadesina1226 2 года назад

Thanks for this great content coder coder, this is one of the most useful video I've ever watched. I've been a designer for about 2 years, now I'm transitioning into web development. Your videos has helped me a lot with starting out. Thanks so much!

@nxte8506 2 года назад

Thank you so much. I’m currently struggling to implement a custom router for react with shared element transition capabilities. I’ve been stuck for the past couple of days and falling into this trap. Man this was encouraging.

@itayhaephrati Год назад

That's amazing! This video is so important

@kenosabi 2 года назад

Always solid. Plus those edits were on point.

@ebinpaul92 2 года назад

Wow this was a much needed video. I'm still at an early stage in my career, and after watching this made me realise a lot things that I saw others doing (and sometimes did myself) will potentially damage my career.

@TheTechHubSisters 3 месяца назад

The intro is fire!!!! 🔥🔥

@kenjimiwa3739 11 месяцев назад

Great video covering important topics at work. Keep up the good work!

@PoppaPatty 2 года назад

Im new and wanting to change my career to coding. Your videos are by far the best I've come across. From the knowledge to the editing skills. Top notch content. Love it!! Thank you so much!

@ezekieldujambi8427 2 года назад

Thanks. The points you have highlighted can be applied to all areas of life.

@jayktharwani9822 7 месяцев назад

Your personality is filled with positive vibes. Stay blessed and grateful for the tips.

@gabrielaelizabeth5931 2 года назад

This video is so good! Oh and very relatable. Thanks for the great advice and awesome content.

@dorutu 2 года назад

High production value as always, good job!!!

@shreeram_kulkarni 2 года назад

This video has a pretty simple message. But it felt so good after watching it. Clearly the efforts put in this video (may it be editing, sound, pace of speech) made it special.

@alfredpeter2404 2 года назад

I am glad I've seen this video going into next year!

@CookieeCutter 2 года назад

Great production and relatable as always! This is exactly why I'm proud to financially support you. Keep up the amazing work :)

@thedevguild7525 Год назад

Love your 3 points! I totally agreed that it is not easily getting to terms with oneself on our lack of proficiency, and if we get past it, we could progress more smoothly

@Nick..M 2 года назад

Everything you just talked about in your intro is what I went through in my first corporate job as a developer. I actually gave into the negative self-pressure and got an escape. Trying to return back into coding with new knowledge about this situation to avoid history repeating itself and just self-motivation. Great Vid!!

@arafaterasung3280 2 года назад

That MK intro was all I needed to understand everything you said. Thanks a lot.

@archiem6323 2 года назад

Wow! That was amazing, great content too. Love your videos. 🤗👍

@Wefa10 7 месяцев назад

Thank you for what you do !!!

@hajimeippo804 2 года назад

Your contents are getting better and better with time, thank you for the information ❤️

@Codermiguel Год назад

These are all really good and helpful tips!

@cazterk 2 года назад

Great stuff 😊, trying to grow as a junior developer and this is timely

@mustafakursun5870 2 года назад

Passed through the same and learned all these points in hard ways. Great content, coder coder.

@irisguillermo1212 Год назад

I'm in software engineering technology program, 2nd year. I have been feeling overwhelmed this semester compared to past semesters, so I am glad I came across this. I feel a lot better, since I am not the best at coding and at times I do not even understand the problem. I need to set aside my pride and not to be afraid to ask questions. :)

@maksim7683 2 года назад

Great video and insane editing!

@hibamariam4405 2 года назад

this is soooo relatable...thanks for this video

@thechillcoder1131 2 года назад

Awesome animations, and great advice! Really enjoyed it :)

@ahmadelbullock4432 2 года назад

I see myself in you in many ways. You are the one developer who always gives me hope. Thank you.

@kevinkkirimii 2 года назад

Being defensive about my work is a pitfall I have had to work on. Thank you for sharing.

@ryanchan7685 2 года назад

Thanks for the content, It helps me out how to deal with such situations

@JohnWick-hp8wn 2 года назад

Your video making skills are awesome seriously!

@adityabikramarandhara9477 2 года назад

One of the best motivational video for developers I have seen today. Thanks 😊

@diegocortesf6369 2 года назад

WOOOW This video has soooo much quality! Congrats! And thank youu so much for your content!

@TheCoderCoder 2 года назад

thank you!!

@halimtekin 2 года назад

Thanks for the motivation & advice. Btw your editing skills 🔥. Keep up 🤘

@mubarakakikonyogo6319 2 года назад

Thanks a lot, this video has been very helpful for me as a student in this field.

@KuldeepSingh-rk9uv 2 года назад

Thanks for the motivation & advice. It really helps the new developers to stay dedicated towards the coding career !! 😊✌🏻...Btw the intro was Awesome 🤟🏻🔥🔥. Hope to get more videos soon like this from you...Cheers !! 👍🏻😊😎

@bryankersten54 Год назад

I love your video's there so helpfull thak you for all the help and advice! :D

@JaisonPrince 2 года назад

I am not sure how you knew but this video is helping me recover. I was feeling inadequate and like an imposter yesterday. I thought I should just quit. Thank you so much for this🙏🙏🙏

@cesarv.6365 2 года назад

Great video! I learned how to code on my own but I haven't code in a while because I do freelance web design + webflow for clients. This coming year I want to learn front-end dev and apply the knowledge to my current job. Happy holidays! 🎉

@codingchess 10 месяцев назад

Thank you coder coder 👏

@sellimenes 2 года назад

This is a great video for me too. Thank you! I am just checking LinkedIn listings for front-end jobs and it makes me feel like I am so much far from what they are expecting from a junior... I don't have anyone else to compare with myself. So... Hope I will find a CS job at the end.

@chadmiller9379 2 года назад

Excellent video! Quality content as usual.

@thedevlife 2 года назад

thank you for the awesome video and more importantly the advice you give out.

@TheCoderCoder 2 года назад

hey devlife! thanks so much for watching!!

@IsmaeIGomez Год назад

thanks for the advices

@AhmedMOHAMED-hl1hd 2 года назад

thank you i really needed to hear that specially that in that situation right now

@kidbrave_7673 2 года назад

Thank you Coder this was a great video! I'm definitely have to bookmark this video for the future, currently I'm working on becoming a professional javascript developer and I feel the key points you pointed out are definitely huge topics that we as developers go through or experience at some point in our careers.

@hassan_codes Год назад

That's a sick thumbnail! Love it!

@dagogouranta5583 2 года назад

your editing skills have gone next level !

@apuroopbusetty2432 2 года назад

I love your content. This is very motivating.

@topfunt7043 Год назад

This is Honestly good and self explanatory. Not only in tech, but many industry as well ♥️

@murugarajuperumalla5508 2 года назад

Very much appreciated, thanks ❤️

@TheCoderCoder 2 года назад

thanks for watching!

@tumusiimerayan7930 2 года назад

Really great video! Had to sub :)

@cryofwill1416 Год назад

TY SO MUCH, I WAS FEELING WORTHLESS so baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad thanks for clear my mind ♥

@kd_udochisom 11 месяцев назад

Thanks a lot for this.

@nickp4872 2 года назад

Awesome intro! Well done! 😄

@Jonathan-rm6kt 2 года назад

Fantastic video. Self sabotage is a huge blindspot for engineers because.. we're logical! why would we ever sabotage ourselves? One thing I would respectfully add: Be aware of the knowledge domain and skill levels of others you work with. Just because you spent 200 hours in an area doesn't mean others have. Distill information to the appropriate level, and do not be short tempered with others around you that don' have the same knowledge.

@joshfield3749 2 года назад

This is super relatable alot of those things have been preventing me from working for someone else but after watching this it's changed my mind alot as I worry about being inexperienced as a self-taught developer so much that I see jobs come up and don't go for them. Not anymore!!!

@caravan1996 2 года назад

Hey just found out your channel today, watched some of your videos, really great stuff, not just useful but also your content has just so much personality shining through, i really like that, i am from Non tech stream, just interested in web development.

@TheNinjatsu 2 года назад

That intro tho XD so hilarious and right to the point I respect the amount of effort she puts on her video. Keep them coming !

@sangharshkhandagale6450 2 года назад

Loved your fight editing .... Thanks a lot !!! for this video. Can you please make a video on path to learn data structures ???

@B3T0M4N 2 года назад

wow! this is so nice... talking about creativity!

@aya.luxury.couture 2 года назад

what an intro 😍 so creative and talented ❤and surely motivating as usual 🙏keep up 👌👌

@bonaventureokoli7988 2 года назад

The intro made me to sub immediately cos watttt??, its the effort for me.

@dupontlai4241 2 года назад

this is so reassuring thank you so much i really feel like i don’t belong or that i will never know enough sometimes

@Arjun-yj1es 2 года назад

Jess is back with a bang!! Please make videos weekly twice I love your all videos

@TheCoderCoder 2 года назад

thanks so much!

@cdey3886 2 года назад

HOW!!!! You deserve way more than you get! Not only for quality, but for also being a great tutorial that really help us! Thank you!

@TheCoderCoder 2 года назад

Thanks so much!

@viniciuseugenio2081 2 года назад

Great video, say hi to Brazil my brothers and I love your channel 👏👏 peace

@claudettebentley 2 года назад

Great video Coder Coder! If I could add a tip as someone who has been in the industry a long time. When you feel you have exhausted all your google options and you need to talk to a senior developer 1) let them know all you researched, but keep it short, so they know you made a good faith effort to figure it out on your own. And 2) which is most important, show that you look at them as a person of authority and experience and that you hope to learn from them. Ok. don't say it like that but make sure to give compliments. Not fake ones but sincere ones. If you notice a developer that is great documentation or commenting their code let them know. Or if someones code is so clean you can eat off of it let them know. For the most part I think team members are helpful and if you come without ego and you are willing to learn that is what is most important in your career and also life.