Hello! I absolutely looove this! first of all Hats off to you!! You go girl! Second, I loved this vid it kept me interested and wanting more! I am a New creator myself and I know a lot of work went into this! Thats awesome! Keep up the awesome work! Oh and I subscribed :)
I seriously love your videos, I live in San Jose and I recently changed my major to computer science. Your videos are so helpful, I love seeing other black women in tech!!!❤️
I LOVE your editing style and the representation you're spreading here on TH-cam! Happy to have another black women in Tech on the platform - new subscriber :)
Would you say you enjoy your work as it is? I've heard of random challenges in the field such as input being taken differently from each programmer/engineer - it's a field I once considered until I discovered EMS.
I really enjoy my work but it really depends on programmer to programmer and team to team. For what I do, my work is constantly changing so I have to be able to keep up with the demands of my entire team. At times it can feel overwhelming but I love it because I'm consistently learning.
Hey Girl, loved this video! I'm a data science major from New Zealand and will be starting my uni semester in two weeks. Whilst you were in college did you make use of any outside resources like websites, tutorials etc where you learnt to code or which supplemented your learning, and if so, what resources were these? Secondly, could you make a video on your personal/side projects you've created that helped you land internships/grad positions :)
That's awesome! I've actually been thinking about studying data science for grad school. Let me know how it goes for you :) and yea I think I still have all my folders of resources that I used when I was in school to supplement my learning. I'll have to find them and then I'll totally make a video about that and the side projects that I did since they kind of go hand and hand. I'll try to get that out within the next week or two.
Hey Sosa, thanks so much for replying girl! Yes that video will definitely be very helpful for uni students like myself especially since ur a woman in tech as well
Go for it girl I love that I'm majoring at it hopefully my video will be there soon. May I know what company you work for and any advice for young engineers?
Yay!! Keep me updated on your video :) I work for Adobe. I think my one piece of advice is to never stop asking questions. Asking questions forces us to consider all the options, extends our comfort zone and helps us grow. Remember, there's no such thing as a stupid question.
Elwell Street I think this is one of the more accurate representations I’ve seen. Far too many people are putting up videos showing themselves waking up at 9am, slowly getting to the office at 11am where they work for 30 minutes then take 1.5 hours at lunch, return for 2.5 hours of work, then OFF TO PRANCE IN THE DAISIES for the rest of the evening. While there are some company cultures that fit that, it really skews new/young engineers to having that as an expectation and creates problems for them to adapt to companies that don’t fit that 100%. Keep up the great content, Sosa.
My routine typically depends on what projects I’m on and what tasks I have but yea typically I try to pack a lot of work into one day. I’m fresh out of college so I’m trying to challenge myself not to slack off and to work as hard as I can. I may or may not hit the gym everyday though lol
Anthony, I agree with you that company cultures are different and there should be more representation of different work environments in the tech space. I think that’s really what I wanted to present in this video. I honestly don’t mind how hard I work at my job. It’s what I love to do. Thanks for the motivational words. I really appreciate it.
@@heysosathedev What is your opinion about the other languages? Why do you prefer Python? In case you do. Or may be you might want to do a video about that :)
Haha I’ll make a video but I’ll also tell you why :) I program in python because it makes my job a lot easier. For work, I sometimes have to write scripts to do certain tasks and it’s way easier and faster to do that with python than C++. Python is also the first language I learned so I’m a little biased as to why I prefer it. It’s a great language for beginners to pick up and can be flexible enough to be used in a bunch of different cases. But just because I love python doesn’t mean I wouldn’t work somewhere that requires me to use JavaScript or C++. Honestly once you understand one language, it’s fairly easy to pick up another. I just use the language that’s best for the work I’m currently doing and that happens to be python.
@@heysosathedev Thanks for the answer. I am web developer and in the company I work for I use .Net / JS, I want to move to other language and I am undecided if I should learn Python or NodeJS, this is why I wanted to know your point or view about Python.
I hope you enjoyed the video! I had a lot of fun making it. What other videos would you like to see?
You are a STAR - and don't ever let anyone tell you different! We need to see more young Black developers!
Wow! I love seeing other black lady software engineers, we are so rare in this industry! Also, I gasped at that nap room I am so jealous!
Hello! I absolutely looove this! first of all Hats off to you!! You go girl! Second, I loved this vid it kept me interested and wanting more! I am a New creator myself and I know a lot of work went into this! Thats awesome! Keep up the awesome work! Oh and I subscribed :)
I seriously love your videos, I live in San Jose and I recently changed my major to computer science. Your videos are so helpful, I love seeing other black women in tech!!!❤️
I so appreciate the love!! Thank you for watching the vids and goodluck on your CS journey!! :)
I LOVE your editing style and the representation you're spreading here on TH-cam! Happy to have another black women in Tech on the platform - new subscriber :)
Would you say you enjoy your work as it is? I've heard of random challenges in the field such as input being taken differently from each programmer/engineer - it's a field I once considered until I discovered EMS.
I really enjoy my work but it really depends on programmer to programmer and team to team. For what I do, my work is constantly changing so I have to be able to keep up with the demands of my entire team. At times it can feel overwhelming but I love it because I'm consistently learning.
Nice Video! Definitely motivation to keep going at it!
Hey Girl, loved this video! I'm a data science major from New Zealand and will be starting my uni semester in two weeks. Whilst you were in college did you make use of any outside resources like websites, tutorials etc where you learnt to code or which supplemented your learning, and if so, what resources were these?
Secondly, could you make a video on your personal/side projects you've created that helped you land internships/grad positions :)
That's awesome! I've actually been thinking about studying data science for grad school. Let me know how it goes for you :) and yea I think I still have all my folders of resources that I used when I was in school to supplement my learning. I'll have to find them and then I'll totally make a video about that and the side projects that I did since they kind of go hand and hand. I'll try to get that out within the next week or two.
Hey Sosa, thanks so much for replying girl! Yes that video will definitely be very helpful for uni students like myself especially since ur a woman in tech as well
Go for it girl I love that I'm majoring at it hopefully my video will be there soon. May I know what company you work for and any advice for young engineers?
Yay!! Keep me updated on your video :) I work for Adobe. I think my one piece of advice is to never stop asking questions. Asking questions forces us to consider all the options, extends our comfort zone and helps us grow. Remember, there's no such thing as a stupid question.
You go gir✊🏾
Keep it up girl! You're doing good!
Thank you! :)
Great stuff!! keep it up :)
Thanks Vicky! :)
Yaaaaaaaas!
Been seeing your comments on similar TH-cam vids, had to come check yours lol.. nice one buddy
Saw the mediation pod and was immediately sold, applying to their internships with the quickness as soon as they open 😂
LOL
What kinda stuff do you do at your job?
Looks like you packed a lot into that day! Is that typically? Hats off for hitting the gym!
Elwell Street I think this is one of the more accurate representations I’ve seen. Far too many people are putting up videos showing themselves waking up at 9am, slowly getting to the office at 11am where they work for 30 minutes then take 1.5 hours at lunch, return for 2.5 hours of work, then OFF TO PRANCE IN THE DAISIES for the rest of the evening. While there are some company cultures that fit that, it really skews new/young engineers to having that as an expectation and creates problems for them to adapt to companies that don’t fit that 100%.
Keep up the great content, Sosa.
My routine typically depends on what projects I’m on and what tasks I have but yea typically I try to pack a lot of work into one day. I’m fresh out of college so I’m trying to challenge myself not to slack off and to work as hard as I can. I may or may not hit the gym everyday though lol
Anthony, I agree with you that company cultures are different and there should be more representation of different work environments in the tech space. I think that’s really what I wanted to present in this video. I honestly don’t mind how hard I work at my job. It’s what I love to do. Thanks for the motivational words. I really appreciate it.
FB? Salesforce?
nice one!
In what language do you program or languages?
Hi! I primarily program in Python
@@heysosathedev What is your opinion about the other languages? Why do you prefer Python? In case you do. Or may be you might want to do a video about that :)
Haha I’ll make a video but I’ll also tell you why :) I program in python because it makes my job a lot easier. For work, I sometimes have to write scripts to do certain tasks and it’s way easier and faster to do that with python than C++. Python is also the first language I learned so I’m a little biased as to why I prefer it. It’s a great language for beginners to pick up and can be flexible enough to be used in a bunch of different cases. But just because I love python doesn’t mean I wouldn’t work somewhere that requires me to use JavaScript or C++. Honestly once you understand one language, it’s fairly easy to pick up another. I just use the language that’s best for the work I’m currently doing and that happens to be python.
@@heysosathedev Thanks for the answer. I am web developer and in the company I work for I use .Net / JS, I want to move to other language and I am undecided if I should learn Python or NodeJS, this is why I wanted to know your point or view about Python.
Is there a specific area of Software Engineering that you work in?
DevOps :) th-cam.com/video/s7E9pMHPRts/w-d-xo.html
Great job sissy love from india
Thank you :)
@@heysosathedev sissy tell me about how to get into mit, what are the requirements , about scholoarships about mit
Did you have to get a secret clearance ?
No, but I specifically made sure not to show anything I was working on. Just wanted to show a general “day in the life”
Sosa no not like that lol, meaning as a top secret background check ?
haha no
Who is disliking her?
Nice video