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Thank you for sharing your valuable insights and helpful advice. I really appreciate it!

Subscribed. This is really good stuff.

This is true in every business. People ignore communication skills.

If We become able to do "business as a service", then, why not to do own business ?

A developer here, trying to copy this after 10+ years of experience in software's industry!

Not applicable for India. In India coding skills matter even if you have average communication skills. Because here we have local language as alternative for English.

I think it's so sab because most of us don't like marketing. Let me just create my stuff dammit

_Communication_ They marched me through the _communicating_ door between the inside and the street coughing with pneumonia

Love the advice, very relevant for anyone of any job field

bravo axpers

Great.

This guy's the Noel of Software Engineering.

Didn't know Daddy Noel's a tech guy.

Thank you for advice

Hi... A lot of prayers from Pakistan 😊😊😊

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Great video! Thanks for reminding us why we're special:) I find the holistic and critical thinking we have as developers is essential for finding the right solution. Holistically thinking about a project is essential waay before considering coding. Asking why.. and also, should we? And what if?

Makes no sense brah

I agree that conciseness is important to make more money. But the devil is in the details. And conciseness is often lossy. Much time, money, & opportunities are wasted due to information loss. Can we have conciseness without the info loss?

Holy sh*t this is the best video I have seen on this topic. I've been a dev for 13 years now, did the usual job hopping until recently I started my own business. It's crazy to me that you are giving this info out for free, If I saw your stuff 13 years ago I would be on a completely different life trajectory. Keep going with the amazing content - seems like you are getting a lot of people trying to copy you now as well.

Writing code that only you can understand makes you indispensable. We need more of that!

Man I cant land a junior role first in this bad market

AKA moving to management instead of being an IC.

Great perspective. We can apply this to all job role

Second engineer job gives you 100% increase and if you mastered it work doesnt take s lot of time, management position gives you 0-20% increase and a lot of headache, growth is a lie no matter what you do in company - you will always be just a servant.

thanks for the useful insight

spot on

Another gem, thank you!

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Yes that is me Thanks

I wouldn't bother with SE. It's all going to India anyway. Plus you only have a shelf life till 40. It's a young mans game. You need an exit plan if you go down this road. Your better off doing something else. Learn a trade.

Hey everyone-it is important to address something. If someone isn't showing real results or backing up their claims, be cautious. If you wouldn't want to live the life they are living, don't consume their information. Don't let yourself end up in the same tough situation as the gentleman from the email.

Your video is game changer ! Can't wait for the next one

"force the fit", so true.. reminds me of object oriented programmers who model everything in their framework, creating so many issues and overhead.

Thank you

my situation is different...the leadership does not want anything to be changed...and is made by friends of friends of friends :|

Are you really solo in this? You don't have employees? So far, my understanding is that you have a product/solution and providing service upon that. I believe this is a great path to go

i have no computer background but i chose to learn it on my own, the reason being That the software engineering has potential to make a successful Entrepreneur , to create your on identity and to make you stand out of crowd

Honest doubt. Why would you tell us all of this? Won't it just increase your competition?

Congrats to an amazing month and thank you for this video - truly a gem! 🎉

Love your content

great stuff !

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As a Sr. IT Manager I totally agree with this. I would only add that many times you need to change your role or the company if there are no opportunities.

Thanks Bgo making us realizing our mistake. We have to take charge of own growth instead of depending on others for the same.