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Go to google trends, look at the worldwide search volume for "ai code editor' over the last 12 months.. (even the last 90 days if you want). Where is the volume coming from? It's interesting. AI code editors are a grift. AI software engineer is a grift. None of it works. It make bad devs feel like they are getting better (they are not) and it slows down devs who know what they are doing.

Rational people still exist. Thank you!

I have never heard anything more authentic than this interview. Drawing parallels between a criminal past and now ? I love this. I have had no criminal past and I am struggling to get a job in this market. But I feel like I haven't been trying hard enough. This is gold !! Thanks to both of you.

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Hello Brian, I would love to have this interview session with you. 👍🙂

The data was actually logging when it was put in the return statement. He didn't reload the page. Although, he shouldn't have used the console.log in a return statement. console.log() will run immediately the component is mounted. That will lead to lots undefined and even after the data Is fetched, it will still be undefined until the UI is refreshed.

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Hey brian, loved your advice just wanted to ask what if you live in a 3rd world country and they tell you to make the whole website yourself and publish it on Google for them. Now i am new to web development but i know for a fact that you cant publish it on on Google for free you need a domain set up and everything so what can i do about that should i just look for people who alr bought a domain and have a working website that i can tell them i can make optimizations to it?

Thanks ❤

LOL! "Do I trust the author? I guess so.... yeah, because I am the freaking author." 😂

Cool thanks 🎉

Thanks for sharing your wisdom and practices

As always height quality content ❤

Where can we access the resources mentioned in this video?

Your take on this is flippant... it's an absolute bloodbath in the job market. Your logic about 40+ devs going into management (thus freeing up developer vacancies) is sound logic, but in the market right now that is not how it is playing out. Even seniors are struggling although they are getting an odd interview compared to a junior. What I've seen is a merging of roles like DevOps and Dev and sometimes QA into a single role with above norm compensation. It is brutal out there even with everything you listed at 1:52

yeah i dont wanna be a cornball influencer lol

very informative, thanks for sharing and keep up the good work❤🙏

What has happened to software once it was so white and freee

I started in the humanities. Worked in service for 5 years. Went through a boot camp. Searched like a mofo. Got into a small startup for comms and did a bit of dev. Did menial dev stuff for work, side projects in my spare time and learned the industry. Lost that job, searched like a mofo, took lower paying jobs in the interim, got something with a lil bit more tech duties. Rinse and repeat

Another person making a video that only blames the desperate person just trying to get a job. And doesnt even mention the root of the problem. Not one breath. All his energy goes toward telling you why youre not good enough.... yet... because you didnt have HIS help. Smh...

Hi Brian, thanks for the info and the roadmap. If you are willing to dissect a CV/Website for a video and give some critique and advice, I am more than happy to be the guinea pig.

It is an absolutely terrible time to be a bootcamp grad with no experience at this point in time, far worse than it has been in the past. Obviously some people are exceptional or won't give up but the real question to ask is whether or not the industry still has returns proportional to the amount of effort put in when compared to other opportunities. At this point if you don't have a degree, and have no software development experience you should probably pursue a degree or pursue a different career tbh. Not saying that's how it should be just my conclusion after talking to people.

I skip every video who is havig the same title or similar one. don;t listen to any of them just keep doing your thing and improve.

I have spent 8k on a bootcamp i am 4 months in ive failed my first 2 projects. im not doing it to get emplopyed but to improve my skillset. tbh i wish id just made a website and uploaded projects to it as i dont have the time to commit to the course fully which is why i am getting bad results. Any words of encouragement would be appreciated

Agree with most of this. When I evaluate a candidate, I put a lot more weight on github than linkedin though. LinkedIn seems like mostly BSers BSing BSers to try to get to the top of BS mountain. I would never eliminate a candidate because I didn't like their code style on gh. A code repo is much harder to fake imo.

AI will replace politicians 😉

Says the diversity hire…..

Will brought me!

Wowww. Very inspirational 🔥

That’s my homie!!!!

This was a fantastic listen gentlemen!

So inspiring. As someone with a similar story, thank you for sharing all this. It motivates me to share my story as well

Thanks for sharing - good listen for sure.

I’m gonna listen to this

greating from Berlin, while am struggling to have a job and listening to your story. You are great William you are great

Good interview! Perseverance is key.

Thank you so much for having me!!!!

You just gotta lie - if you’re telling the truth don’t count on a call

Great video. I am, however, just sad that all of these things are necessary for a person to find an entry lvl Junior job, or an internship. Take me for example, I have a bachelors degree in Comp Sci, I am a masters student, I have finished courses for React, I am very well versed in javascript, very decent at CSS. I have about 3 projects, 2 front end, and 1 fullstack that i have done for myself. However, if I have not deployed my websites somewhere for someone to see or use or sold it to somoeone or did it for someone, or I dont even know, now suddenly I have very very difficult time finding a JUNIOR position job. How am I not qualified enough for a damn junior job?? Kinda sad man, that today you gotta do all these things to literaly even get started... P.S I also have finished a year of an internship, ONLY beacuse in my country we are guaranteed an internship at a random company which is payed by the state.

I’m a manual qa currently employed. Is it even worth learning to code to transition into a developer job? Seems experienced developers are struggling massively to land a job.

As A CS degree holder who's still looking for their first full-time position, I am tired of volunteering my time for others and trying to navigate the politics of open-source projects just to try to gain some experience that would give me a chance at gaining paid employment. I'm beginning to need income so badly that I'm expanding my job search to nearly anything that will give me a callback. There 1million other people applying

CS grads have grown to such an extent that they outpace supply, especially now that we are no longer in a low interest environment. A decade ago there we had about 25k grads annually, now we are way over 100k. Supply and demand.

I refuse to use LinkedIn. Way too easy to discriminate.

Demand is low right now, hard to find job. Big surprise. It’s called a cycle and things recover. Now with the internet and the inherent fact that devs are active online, we are hearing the never ending cynicism and crying of it.

I went from computer science to nursing. I miss coding so much 😢

Supply and demand thing bro. Fact of the matter is that you could have all of these things down pack and your chances will still be relatively small/almost the same just because there aren’t any jobs. You’re trying to instill hope in people with no experience and no cs background when the people with cs degrees and internships aren’t getting a shot. You wanna make a video on how to get a software developer job, make a video on how to network!!

That emotional rollercoaster is real. I didn't feel nervous almost at all before interviews. And after I got rejected, I didn't feel much. But then after a couple of days, I started feeling like I'm a no good dev, I won't ever be employed and I'm just wasting people's time. I actually quit all the other recruitment processes. I was also a bit bitter because I had studied for a long time, and I felt like I didn't get to present how broad knowledge and eagerness to learn I had. I resumed school and didn't apply anymore, but then I got a job offer from someone anyways, I took that and became a junior dev. But now I have to search for a job again and the market is even worse than 2 years ago when I first applied. Well at least I have some work experience, so there's that. But I have a feeling that getting rejected is gonna hurt even more this time because I feel like I "should" get a job.

Did this man just say “buy a url”? You can’t be serious. It’s called a domain name…

As a C++ developer I had no trouble getting hired even as a junior. I agree that there are too many people that have nothing to show for and expect companies to blindly put their faith in them. Build a github portfolio that shows off what you can do.

Can you Please Share Javascript Interview Questions You mentioned In the Video .