You are such an intelligent woman. I really enjoy your content and what you are sharing a lot of people and maybe also other woman in tech can relate to :)
As a therapist who's main hobby is reading, I really loved the section on anxiety, it's so very true what you say about going back to activities we loved as a child, and it's genuinely something I encourage my patients to do. I too read a mix of non fiction and fantasy and love getting cosy in autumn with a magical read. New subscriber here and really enjoying your content :)
I have been following you on Insta for about 2 years now and I am really enjoying your TH-cam vlogs these days, specially those imperfect bloopers in the between. Please keep them coming!
Amazing vlog!! I LOVED the TBR!!! I relate so much to your impressions on reading, i love fantasy and always felt sad that the world and characters were not real, thank you for sharing 💖
Hello Jackie! I've read a lot of self-development books, money, philosophy, psychology. Basically what has to do with personal development and improvement and listening audiobooks while commuting. Recently started reading Star Wars books and comics. Have read Lord of the Rings and Hobbit when I was younger. I could not put those books down. Also moved to Germany from the UK. I didn't know you started German. Maybe I missed that video. You are already at better level than I'm (only about B1) and I'm also doing Lingoda thanks to my company.😁
Hi! I love your videos and I also looooove reading fantasy, i would appreciate if you find the time to make some reviews on the books after you've read them!
No way, i am going in to IT, in college rn and i am also learning german as a hobby. Great work, muita sorte e continua com um bom trabalho os teus videos estao cada vez melhores.
I bumped into your youtube channel yesterday whilst doing some career research. I think you're the closest person who's doing things i may want to do with a similar background and I was hoping i could pick your brain about where i could take my career. I studied Aerospace engineering at University of Leeds and graduated in 2019. I struggled to get a job in the industry straight after university as most companies were asking for citizens, or people who could get a security clearance (I'm from Zimbabwe). I can only apply to get permanent residency next year and that would enable me to apply for jobs without needing visa sponsorship and can also get security clearance. The last 4 years I've worked for a software company that makes aerospace testing software. I worked as a digital marketing executive doing web development for 2 years and then moved to work as a software engineer for the last year. (I am more of a python developer now but i also have full stack web dev experience) I was thinking if i should rechase the dream of going back into aerospace next year but some few things that are challenges: - I haven't practised aerospace engineering since university and it'll have been 5 years (will i still be competent ) - i may have to apply for graduate jobs and that means a salary decrease from where i am now (just an assumption) - From my research, a career in software means earning more - It seems like every engineer i know, moves onto doing more management stuff and after 5-10 years, you won't be the fun technical things In terms of forming a career in software: - i have no formal education in this, just a self taught coder who's learning on the job now - i feel my inadequacy especially at work when I speak to people with a CS background. They understand more about machine architecture and not just coding I asked ChatGPT to review my CV and give me pointers and it suggested I pivot to doing aerospace software development. This involves embedded C, C++ and Ada. Low level languages I'm not very familiar with and hard to get good learning resources. Even codecademy only has basics of C and not the advanced stuff. Any pointers? Looking forward to hearing from you (I've been binge watching your videos since last night)
Tangentially related, but any tips on someone who's currently in FP&A who's trying to break into data analytics/business intelligence? I'm skilled in Excel and Power BI and know some SQL and just a bit of Python. I have a few portfolio projects built out.
What is FP&A? :) I would recommend something like the Codecademy data analyst career path (I started learning to code with their Fullstack engineer career path and it was quite helpful). Diving deeper into Python and learning some statistics and data manipulation using SQL, python pandas etc will definitely help a lot!
@@CSJackie Financial Planning & Analysis And thanks, I'll dive deeper into those suggestions. Sounds like all of that culminating into portfolio projects might be a good way to get your foot in the door.
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You are such an intelligent woman. I really enjoy your content and what you are sharing a lot of people and maybe also other woman in tech can relate to :)
Thank you so much! 😊
As a therapist who's main hobby is reading, I really loved the section on anxiety, it's so very true what you say about going back to activities we loved as a child, and it's genuinely something I encourage my patients to do. I too read a mix of non fiction and fantasy and love getting cosy in autumn with a magical read. New subscriber here and really enjoying your content :)
Ich finde es super, dass Du Deutsch lernst. Ich wünsche Dir dabei viel Erfolg. Es wird sich auf jeden Fall lohnen. :-)
I started learning German as well this month! Excited to attempt a language again.
I have been following you on Insta for about 2 years now and I am really enjoying your TH-cam vlogs these days, specially those imperfect bloopers in the between. Please keep them coming!
Your honest talk about anxiety was great to watch. Glad you make progress on that topic.
Viel Erfolg mit deinem Deutsch Unterricht!
Thank you for sharing 👍🏻 This resonated tremendously and was helpful. Indeed, reading fiction is great for my mental health
Loved the book section! ♥
Amazing vlog!! I LOVED the TBR!!! I relate so much to your impressions on reading, i love fantasy and always felt sad that the world and characters were not real, thank you for sharing 💖
The tea scene is so relatable 😂 thanks for sharing these books, I will definitely check some of them out.
😂 I hope you find some you like!
Hello Jackie! I've read a lot of self-development books, money, philosophy, psychology. Basically what has to do with personal development and improvement and listening audiobooks while commuting. Recently started reading Star Wars books and comics. Have read Lord of the Rings and Hobbit when I was younger. I could not put those books down.
Also moved to Germany from the UK. I didn't know you started German. Maybe I missed that video. You are already at better level than I'm (only about B1) and I'm also doing Lingoda thanks to my company.😁
Hi! I love your videos and I also looooove reading fantasy, i would appreciate if you find the time to make some reviews on the books after you've read them!
Also du hast Modalverben absolut akzentfrei ausgesprochen. Respekt. Bin Deutsch Muttersprachler und habe wirklich nichts gehört
No way, i am going in to IT, in college rn and i am also learning german as a hobby. Great work, muita sorte e continua com um bom trabalho os teus videos estao cada vez melhores.
we have the same taste in books!!!
please share about your journey of getting into FAANG .
The 3rd most recent video on my channel is all about that 😊
I love your vlogs, you seem so organized. Does it proceed? 😁
I bumped into your youtube channel yesterday whilst doing some career research. I think you're the closest person who's doing things i may want to do with a similar background and I was hoping i could pick your brain about where i could take my career.
I studied Aerospace engineering at University of Leeds and graduated in 2019. I struggled to get a job in the industry straight after university as most companies were asking for citizens, or people who could get a security clearance (I'm from Zimbabwe). I can only apply to get permanent residency next year and that would enable me to apply for jobs without needing visa sponsorship and can also get security clearance. The last 4 years I've worked for a software company that makes aerospace testing software. I worked as a digital marketing executive doing web development for 2 years and then moved to work as a software engineer for the last year. (I am more of a python developer now but i also have full stack web dev experience)
I was thinking if i should rechase the dream of going back into aerospace next year but some few things that are challenges:
- I haven't practised aerospace engineering since university and it'll have been 5 years (will i still be competent )
- i may have to apply for graduate jobs and that means a salary decrease from where i am now (just an assumption)
- From my research, a career in software means earning more
- It seems like every engineer i know, moves onto doing more management stuff and after 5-10 years, you won't be the fun technical things
In terms of forming a career in software:
- i have no formal education in this, just a self taught coder who's learning on the job now
- i feel my inadequacy especially at work when I speak to people with a CS background. They understand more about machine architecture and not just coding
I asked ChatGPT to review my CV and give me pointers and it suggested I pivot to doing aerospace software development. This involves embedded C, C++ and Ada. Low level languages I'm not very familiar with and hard to get good learning resources. Even codecademy only has basics of C and not the advanced stuff.
Any pointers?
Looking forward to hearing from you (I've been binge watching your videos since last night)
11:34 Damn jackie. 👀❤
Have you read Vicious by Schwab? Currently on it and love it so far, I’ll pickup the one on your list!
If you don't mind me asking: do you usually do your pleasure reading in English or some other language? Thanks!
do you mean fiction books? usually in english yes :)
Hey Jackie[ජැකී]👩✌ how are you? Another beautiful video...🤓❤👍
I audibly breathed out of my nose (and almost spit my tea) when the seagull was like: ‚aaaaahh‘ and you like **same** 😂
I still can’t believe I caught that on camera 😂
I enjoy the book part in your vlogs. Hope you enjoy lord of the rings. When it comes to lord of the rings take your time in reading it.
good!
Also currently reading The Invisible Life of Addie Larue. It is great so far, let me know your thoughts once you’ve read it😅
This girl is intelligent and beautiful; it is just a dream to make a family.
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The reason why I opened this video before going to sleep: 12:24
What is better software engineering or cypersecurity
Where's the list of books?
Which city do you live
Nice video! What was the purpose of learning german English?
I am improving my German because my bf's family speaks German and it's the only language we can effectively communicate in haha
Someone being excited for studying German language is not something you hear every day.
best way to defeat the anxiety be closer to GOD, surely it will be effective
I follow you on Instagram and you are an inspiration to me.😊😊
Cute video
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Tangentially related, but any tips on someone who's currently in FP&A who's trying to break into data analytics/business intelligence?
I'm skilled in Excel and Power BI and know some SQL and just a bit of Python. I have a few portfolio projects built out.
What is FP&A? :)
I would recommend something like the Codecademy data analyst career path (I started learning to code with their Fullstack engineer career path and it was quite helpful). Diving deeper into Python and learning some statistics and data manipulation using SQL, python pandas etc will definitely help a lot!
@@CSJackie Financial Planning & Analysis
And thanks, I'll dive deeper into those suggestions. Sounds like all of that culminating into portfolio projects might be a good way to get your foot in the door.
Please don't read in dark, digital eye strain is real and sucks!
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😂 thanks
i wanna date u @@CSJackie
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