Hey guys! Thanks a lot for watching this video. Here are the resources for software engineer interviews I mentioned in the video: - Cracking the Coding Interview: amzn.to/2z9GsAx - Leetcode: leetcode.com/ I would also recommend my course on Udemy :) -> 11 Essential Coding Interview Questions: www.udemy.com/11-essential-coding-interview-questions/?couponCode=HOWGOOGLE
CS Dojo ...I have a doubt dojo.. I'm doing my bachelor's second yr ...is that possible to still ask for interviews and interns?? ....just give us a video about how to actually apply for the job!!... thank u..
CS Dojo can you give me your personal number.i am very likely to get a job in Google.and i am studying algorithm and java along with my Computer Science Degree.CAN YOU GIVE ME YOUR PERSONAL NUMBER
1. Courses: java programming/data structure/algorithms. 2. Do your own project(s): a website and enjoy the process. 3. Projects lead to an Internship in a small company. 4. Working opportunities in a bigger/famous IT company - MS. 5. Prepare interviews. Book - Cracking the Coding Interview/Leetcode. Mock interview with your peer - polish soft skills. 6. Apply Google x 5! 7. Nothing Worth Doing In Your Life Can Be Easy!
This video is strangely inspirational and better than that of most self-help gurus on RU-vid. You come off as honest and humble in displaying your achievements. Keep up the good work!
I find you so genuine and encouraging. You are really try to help people by sharing your life experiences. You don't talk things to please people but you want to contribute to their success. Thanks a lot bro for sharing this video!
A melhor dica que você deu foi não desistir, mostrar que os fracassos não importam e que devemos seguir em frente. Parabéns, continue encorajando as pessoas.
What you said at 4:22 is something I wish was presented to society more often. People seem to never even want to try, possibly leading to an unhappy life. It's something I had thought about before and have used to help motivate myself after failing something, but it's also great to have a reminder
I recently bumped into your channel after looking up "life of a software engineer" and i must say, watching you're videos have given confidence and ideas. Keep up the good work. I have subscribed to your channel
Thanks bro for leaving the google and helping others to join the Google. Best inpiratational video ever. Thanks once again. Please keep posting such great stuffs. I recommend you to do a few live Q&A session, so that you will understand what viewers actually looking for. Love from INDIA.
Great video. The last remark is never give up. This video was helpful for me. I also like the idea that all your failures are never going to appear on your resume. Nobody cares about those. That's so true. Great video brother.
Yet, at the same time, what i mean is it's a great video, BUT..... ppl need to know that everyone finds a job, lands a job ultimately, in many various ways. There is no "1 size fits all". There is no "this is how you get a job". And it's irritating when people present information as such, as if "this is the way YOU are going to get a job too!" No. You can't say that. You don't know that. A video like this should be pre-empted with a disclaimer, "this is how i got my job, but remember, you should also try other avenues bc there might be some other way or technique that is better for you, more effective for YOU, to get job." For example, some ppl send out 10,000 resumes and then get a job. Whatever way WORKS, that will be your final answer, and you don't know this answer until after the fact, after you are hired. So there's really no way to make a video like this. It's an impossible video. I hope this is making sense, what i am saying here. Just add a disclaimer at the beginning, and i will be happy. I hate ppl talking as if they are a know-it-all, and have the answers that i need when they do not, necessarily. (i need to add this last word in this sentence, because they MIGHT have the answer that i need)
I had never commented for any videos... First time doing... Really excellent and good job you are doing... Trying my best to get job in top companies ❤️
Thank you for point 7 especially. You just motivated me big time. I'm just starting out too and though the process seem hard,my eyes are set on my destination.
I just came here cause I am English learner and I wanna say to other learners who wants to speak fluently English daily watch his videos and other English videos...... And not do anything just listen carefully listening listening listening or listening only........ And your will see that you're mind will put you automatically at next level......
I've been coding for two years and I still "don't feel comfortable" building on my own. A friend of mine is trying to hook me up with a job at the company he works for as an electrical engineer and I'm so freaking scared of failing. This video has helped a little. Any advice from anyone would be much much appreciated.
I have decided to skip college education, I am teaching myself to code! I am really passionate about it too. My question is : Will I be able to do my own startup some way or the other while learning.
Congratulations on skipping college! That's a really big decision. If you're wondering if you'll be able to do a startup while learning- sure, why not!? But after you've reached your learning goal it will be a lot easier to learn these things. Just make sure you keep trying.
This by far is the most convincing and most encouraging video out here in the youtube world for people like me who are trying hard and harder to get their job for any reason they must be failing. Wanting something truly and going hard after it, without losing your hope is a skill, not everybody posses. But the person who believes in himself and his hard work will eventually get there. Rightly said by YK "To get something/somewhere you might fail trying, but keep going"
Thank you so much for uploading this video =) First of all, the steps you used for a job at Google are very inspiring to me! And very impressive too :) Also, you managed to encourage me with a lot of stuff in my life with your extra step in the end of the video. Eventually we all get there if we don't give up and that should be said more often! You have a new subscriber, greetings from the Netherlands!!
Maybe you could make a video on why you left Google, did you get bored or wanted to switch paths. I've been watching all your videos and I always have that doubt in my head. Since you always say you "worked" at Google after 5 attempts. Unless it's an uncomfortable topic for you , in that case, no.
Thank you so much! The wisdom you pass on to us is very useful and precious. Your videos are peaceful to listen as you have a clear voice that is making me more curious to learn more from you. And yes, you are a great inspiration!
I am in a process of hiring with Google right now and you are really helping me a lot, thanks for your every video that you create, specially this one, your last words were awesome.
I am currently a Junior in college and am looking for internships. If I don't get any for the summer of 2018, and most companies require one go back to school after the internship is over, that means this is my last chance to apply for internships because my summer of 2019 will be AFTER graduating? What advice do you have for me and any others in this situation?
If he studied Statistics totally makes sense that he ended working on Software Development. He has probably more exposure to maths than Computer Science students.
4:27 "None of those rejections are not going to be on your resume" so that means all of those rejections will be on my resume. got it. (otherwise decent video)
Love your 7th step! Those days i'm so afraid that i myself won't be able to do the job i apply, it could be too hard for me, or i haven't got much experiences... but who cares? i cannot succeed if i don't give it a try. Thanks for the amazing encouragement!
Thanks for these amazing tips. You and I have many things in common. I am a stat major and have worked in Japan, I have 25 years of experience in IT. I ventured out running Japanese restaurant which I failed miserably. Now trying to go back to IT and having F difficult time.
