Remote jobs worth it in 2024? State of the Software and IT Industry - RemoteKaro by WajahatKarim
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- We all want to know the state of the Software Industry in 2024. Get insights from Wajahat Karim with more than a decade of experience in the Software Industry.
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Thank you Wajahat for brief insight.
It was really surprising to know the facts behind the saturation in the job market.
Currently, I’m working as a Frontend Developer at a US startup, and we had a one-on-one call on Thursday, September 16 to discuss physical and remote jobs.
Thank you Malhar. I am curious of the discussion you had. Was it about ending remote jobs and moving back to physical? Because Amazon yesterday announced that they are going all-in physical from Jan 2025 and there will be no remote work there after that.
@@RemoteKaro I was unsure about whether to take a physical job since I’ve never done even an office internship before. I’ve been freelancing during university, and now I’m doing a remote job after graduating.
As a fresher, you suggested that I should work in a physical job for 3 to 4 years. Our discussion was mainly about whether I should choose a remote or physical job as a fresher.
@@malharsoomro9247 Oh sorry. I got confused. I thought you had meeting with your US startup folks about it. Yes I remember our meeting and what we discussed in it.
well explained, your research and thoughts are helpful in coping up with difficult times
thanks
Very well explained Wajahat bhai, and most important ap ne jo end main advice di wo bohat valuable hy.
Thank you for watching. Do let us know any topics or suggestions for us to cover.
Alhamdulillah 🤩
Very informative video. Great advice in the end. Much Appreciated!
Very informative❤
A good insight for the Freshies in the industries
Thank you for the insights, Wajahat Bhai...
Nice Analysis, MaShaAllah.
very well explained!! thanks sir
Very insightful. Please keep making these videos
Thank you Usama. Do let us know if you have any suggestions or topics in mind for us to cover in next videos.
Very detailed and informative
Going through the same drought, I resigned in August from a remote job and currently looking for remote jobs in market, even though the market is really tough at the moment and is very hard to crack, though there are still some leads but the time to land a remote job seems to be a lot more than what it used to be back in 2021 or 2022
Times are tough indeed. Now it takes on average about 6 months to a year to land a remote job. Sometimes it gets depressing but I have seen so many stories who have landed amazing jobs despite these issues. The key here is to remain consistent and keep going, don't give up. More prayers for you from RemoteKaro team. 🙏🏽
well explained
I got laid off from a remote company 3 months back and had to settle for half of my salary. The advices in the end are really helpful ❤
So sorry to hear that. Times are tough indeed.
Would you suggest to learn prompt engineering for a person with business-administration / finance background who wants to enter software industry and does not having tech related degree matters?
Wajhat bhai voice py km kreen awaz blkl km arhi hy
Yes we had a bit of issue with sound but we still wanted to share this video due to it's importance. Next videos will have better sound quality Insha Allah. Thank you for support 🙏🏽
How do you envision a graduate embarking on a career as a Flutter developer?
Flutter is in a good place from mobile perspective, so I would say, yes go for it if you are a fresh graduate.
I am interested in tech jobs
Should we do remote jobs as fresh graduates?
We created a short 1-min video on it a while back. Basically, I always advise to NOT do remote job as a first job or for a fresh graduate. A good remote job allows you to work independently, and for a fresh graduate, it becomes a bit difficult. Once you work in onsite job with a team and understand how a software team operates, then it would become easier to do the remote job. We have more videos lined up on topics like Async vs Sync Remote Jobs, Remote job for fresh grads, and many more.
please recomend android developer certification which can uplift my career. specially, that may help me in remote jobs. Also please clarify the importance of DSA as android developer in US remote companies.
There was one certification from Google. That's enough if you are into certifications. But for the job, open source work and practical portfolio will help you more than certifications.
For the DS, yes practice them as much as you can. A lot of US companies do take Leetcode interviews, so it's recommended to keep practicing DS algorithms.
How you see ai, data science job market in coming years as currently there are less opportunities as compared to other specially in pakistan?
AI is growing. A lot of startups and companies are trying to get in AI. So it's job market is expanding as well. I would it's an important field these days, and if you can, definitely learn a bit of it.
please use good mic next time
Thank you for the valuable feedback! Would make sure to keep it in mind for the next video.