*Real VLOG* A Day In The Life | Software Engineer in Switzerland 🇨🇭 

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Don't worry, Milei will take care of that among other things if he is elected as President 👍🤞🙏

Wow, so why not in Colombia parcero? Good luck reaching Switzerland 👍

What kind of SE are you?

​@@guilleport Because Colombia is a poor country and lacks opportunity for their citizens

I am also searching for remote job ,how can i get a remote job??

and this is nothing compared of other cantons where u have stunning landscapes and cities :)

Thanks mate

@@daniellaerachannel pleasure is all mine ...

Yes correct 👍🏻

Cheers mate 😉

Its up to you. U can reserve also sofas and work from them during working hours

@@daniellaerachannel Oh that is really nice.

Thanks a lot for your kind comment 🙂

You are welcome ,brother.🥰@@daniellaerachannel

Hey buddy so glad you landed on my video and appreciated it. Swiss market is so damn full of opportunities so just take your chance and seize the opportunity you find. There are tons of companies recruiting for full stack devs or backend or front. Don’t be afraid to make opportunities to happen and be active on LinkedIn is the best way. Hope it will help and I wish all the best!

@@daniellaerachannel thank you very much, I appreciate you took your time to respond. Keep your fingers crossed for me :D Have a great one!

Personal preferences: Battery health, system performance…

I'm a full-stack engineer and I daily use a current popular stack Java Angular and other tools; it feels great to work in Gotham WS! glad you liked it.

​@@daniellaerachannelSir, How can someone get a job in Switzerland.

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Logitech MX keys mini ☺️

glad u liked it!

Thanks 😊 I appreciate your support

Having a car is a bit expensive especially big ones but it depends also the usage. I prefer having a train subscription that way I can travel in Switzerland without limit.

Sometimes I take the train at 7:30 for being in workspace at 8:30. That morning you saw was particular for taking video shooting since in the early morning there aren’t too much people around

Sir, can we connect on Linked In? I need your help.

Aww no it’s just related to electronic qualified signature but nothing with blockchain. My team knows that it’s a pretty confusing name but it works for what we have to do. 😀 glad you liked Switzerland

5:00 they actually had batman there.

I can only imagine

IWatch 7 ☺️

No I don’t think so. It’s just a coincidence that our team is composed by only men. For the moment the recruitment process is struggling finding both man and women

I have to be honest. It’s becoming hard to answer. I’m also a huge fan of AOC/Dell and other compatible monitors for MacBook Pro. But at the same time I have the feeling that apple is pushing and forcing end users to buy apple monitors which have really expensive prices and that’s why there are more and more compatible issues with apple device and resolutions and also very hard to find at 4k simple resolution unless you buy 2k or native resolutions. But AOC is a great monitor for its price and accessories

@daniellaerachannel definitely, aggressive Apple marketing makes you think about some things. But at the moment I’m more using the Dell Precision i7 laptop and im gonna choose an extra monitor, my attention between Philips and Aoc, but anyway Dell monitors so good as well but a little bit expensive

😆 Gotham is the name of the workspace

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16 inches is the best because using it as a second screen 😉

@@daniellaerachannel is it good for working outside in a coffe shop or smth? I saw some comments that it does not fit tables but i think it is exaggeration

It’s really up to you but 16 of course if you often stay in a coffee shop it could be a lit bit bigger. 14 for mobility it’s more convenient

@@daniellaerachannel okay thank you so much

don't fool your head, just pick lenovo legion7 - best laptop ever made

There are a lot of opportunities in Switzerland for software engineers. Once your company get a contract for you then it’s quiet easy to land here and have a work permit

ph ? the hub?

@@bettercallsunny i think he meant Philippines

AOC :)

People all over the world love Indian food ! It’s delicious 🤤 (Greetings from Scandinavia!)

​@@Heyfrendoo Thank you so much

We love Indian food :) but for work please stay in your India no come here please no jobs for you 😂

As a Pakistani yes it feels so good because we have same food and Biryani is my favorite

I like rice and curry, and I hurry hurry hurry when I eat my rice and curry.

Mainly java ☺️

I actually live in the french part but Zurich for example speaks german swiss and so on... in my team we speak english because other colleagues don't speak french and other don't speak italian so we have a common professional language. Salary are higher in zurich but in french swiss are high as well; the average is between 90k and 150k depending on the experience. :)

@@daniellaerachannel is that in us dollars annually? How to migrate or work there? I'm a java dev in PH.

It’s more or less like dollar. The cost of life is high equally btw

In Switzerland, the language you should speak in a professional context can vary depending on the job field and the region: 1. **German**: - German is the primary language used in business and industry in Switzerland, especially in the central and eastern regions. If you work in banking, manufacturing, or engineering, for example, you're more likely to use German. 2. **French**: - In the western part of Switzerland, near the French-speaking region, French is commonly used in professional settings. This includes sectors like finance, hospitality, and international organizations. 3. **Italian**: - If you work in the southern region of Ticino or are involved in businesses related to fashion and design, tourism, or finance in the Italian-speaking part, Italian is important. 4. **English**: - English is widely used as a business language in multinational companies, finance, and the technology sector throughout Switzerland. It's often the lingua franca in international organizations and academia. 5. **Romansh**: - Romansh is rarely used in professional contexts due to its limited number of speakers and geographic scope. Keep in mind that many Swiss professionals are multilingual, and it's not uncommon for business meetings and communications to switch between languages based on the participants' preferences and the context. The language requirement for a specific job field will also depend on the nature of the work and the clientele it serves.

​@@daniellaerachannelwhoah, thanks for replying with such details. I'm currently studying basic mern js and am very interested in working in Switzerland as a software developer, but I'm very confused about what language I should learn to work there. and thanks, I have information about that. now I will learn basic German and English to fluent level btw new sub here sir, warm greetings from Indonesia 😁🙏

Not if you work in IT. Unless you want to work in insurance or health in Zurich. Cheers 🍻

MacBook Pro M2 16. ✌️

I’ll talk about that in the next video

@@daniellaerachannel Sounds good. It seems to me that you're commuting from Geneve to Lausanne? Am I correct?

No. Just moved here and as self taught developer I found a place in this field. At the beginning I worked in restaurants and also in sales. Only in 2016 I switched to IT. 😊

@@daniellaerachannel wow thats great good luck for ur future☺️