Wao.... this is encouraging, at times one might think companies will reject them if don't have right credentials, but loved the part that, you only need to prove that you are qualified and the rest will follow.
This might be true to when working or trying to find a job in London or in UK in general, but for me I live in Copenhagen and I got rejected from some big companies just based on the fact that I don't have a university degree such as a bachelors or masters degree. I know that because a lot of hiring managers have told it to me to my face towards the end of the interview. That's why I have mainly worked at startups or mid-size companies as their not as picky compared to the big ones, but then again everywhere is different so yea everyone has their preference, just speaking based on my experience.
I think it's a crime for a company to require a degree if you're applying for a front-end developer role. A developer, to me, is akin to an electrician. Just as electricians use tools and materials, develop by electrical engineer, to provide a service; a software developer uses the technologies developed by computer scientist to develop digital product for clients and businesses.
I find that recruiters don't just look for a 'candidate', but rather an 'overqualified' one. It is their job, to find the absolute best of the best for the company, among all the other hundred of contestants.. third-party recruiters tend to be the 'road of no return'. It is in my personal belief, that if you wish to succeed, make an impression to the company whom wish to hire. Just like Amigoscode mentions, don't just apply left and right - search for the 'right company' for you.. that way you'll show them that "Hey, I have actually taken my time read about your company, because i genuinely feel like this would be a great place to be". But that's just my opinion.
@Amigoscode I have an idead for a video: What is more important for a developer to be good? Understanding technologies, tools, etc, or having a nice logical reasoning? Should we do exercises on leet code regularly? or it's best to study kubernetes, spring, etc etc. Congratz on this video btw! Awesome!
Yes, that should be fine. However, android studio + emulators causes the mac to run on overdrive. (Makes it hot, quick loss of batery and of course generally high cpu usage.) A tip would be to get an android device instead of emulator for better performance. I hope this helps! (feel free to ask more)
Fantastic content Nelson! Thank a lot! By the way. I already have 3 years of project management in IT Hardware and I have been learning to code for the last 1 year....but really difficult with full time job. Made 3 projects in JS and 2 in ReactJs...do you think it is a good ideea to start applying to Software Engineer jobs?
If you can go for a degree in IT is good but if not sky is your limit. People are making it into IT WITHOUT degree but doing well in degree means no hurdles in IT you cant overcome because you have limited time to study different programmes, three months for a term is too short.
@Amigoscode have you used C# .Net stack? How does it compare to Java.? Help me as I'm so confused not knowing which to stick to and progress from there
I got a question. I stopped programming 8 months ago, but now i want to get back into it. I still know the basics, but i am not comfortable doing projects. What's the best way to get back into it? Thank you in advance
best of is to start off with little steps ,lets say "create simple blog" with tutorial then add stuff to it ,break it ,remake it ,doing it on your own. Think of a program what would you like it to do ,think of functionalities, start coding. Don't follow tutorials ,just find answers on stack overflow ,put them back together. It can be pretty sloppy at first but you will learn how to fix your own problems instead of fixing 'typos' that you made during re-typing the tutorial.
These interview tips are very helpful. Thanks bro. However, she mentioned two extra platforms where they look out for candidates apart from LinkedIn. Can someone help me with those?
I am not sure what she meant that self taught put more affort than ppl go to school??????????? Do u know how much commitment and hard work to be a full time student and full time employee??? If this is her idea a out ppl go to school, may God help ppl apply through her
Excuse me, ppl who got in the university studied years, took exams, paid taxes, studied on their own as well. So they are as much as determined and motivated as ppl without degree. The comparison is meaningless.
Machallah. All the ability to get accepted and finish the tech job and get paid comes from Allah after whatever efforts and number of experience on github does not matter with regard to the number of applicants. That to itself is not a perfect fit, not speaking about the jobs found on the LinkedIn algorithms. No one knows if he is really a perfect fit even if he makes sure that he has all the job application requirements. There are also some meaningless requirements about location restrictions and time zone availability. One can give up on applying on LinkedIn and does not know that his successful job application is just one step further. So it is really not clear but the importance is to love what you do and have that collaboration mindset that coding is based on😄👋
you are not just a fullstack developer , you are also fullstack content creator
big respect
@Arif Mahmud it was , now mobile dev
Honestly, this is one of the most down to earth interviews with real answers ever made. Very insightful, thanks!
Wao.... this is encouraging, at times one might think companies will reject them if don't have right credentials, but loved the part that, you only need to prove that you are qualified and the rest will follow.
Bro, this audio quality is DOPE!
G8 sir your helping people learn , i think that is the biggest contribution ..contributing to world though "Education".. Information is wealth
MashaALLAH brother....May ALLAH bless you....LOVE FROM JAMMU AND KASHMIR ❤💚❤
Salaam Nelson , great informative video, I'm potentially becoming an apprentice soon inshaAllah.
Thank you so much for making this kind of video, I learn a lot from it.
Once again - amazing and informative video Masha'allah! keep the good content coming Allah has your back bro!
This might be true to when working or trying to find a job in London or in UK in general, but for me I live in Copenhagen and I got rejected from some big companies just based on the fact that I don't have a university degree such as a bachelors or masters degree. I know that because a lot of hiring managers have told it to me to my face towards the end of the interview. That's why I have mainly worked at startups or mid-size companies as their not as picky compared to the big ones, but then again everywhere is different so yea everyone has their preference, just speaking based on my experience.
I think it's a crime for a company to require a degree if you're applying for a front-end developer role. A developer, to me, is akin to an electrician. Just as electricians use tools and materials, develop by electrical engineer, to provide a service; a software developer uses the technologies developed by computer scientist to develop digital product for clients and businesses.
Nelson this is so perfect. Thank you so much!!!
I just started my journey with web developing!!!!
I find that recruiters don't just look for a 'candidate', but rather an 'overqualified' one. It is their job, to find the absolute best of the best for the company, among all the other hundred of contestants.. third-party recruiters tend to be the 'road of no return'.
It is in my personal belief, that if you wish to succeed, make an impression to the company whom wish to hire. Just like Amigoscode mentions, don't just apply left and right - search for the 'right company' for you.. that way you'll show them that "Hey, I have actually taken my time read about your company, because i genuinely feel like this would be a great place to be".
But that's just my opinion.
@Amigoscode I have an idead for a video:
What is more important for a developer to be good? Understanding technologies, tools, etc, or having a nice logical reasoning? Should we do exercises on leet code regularly? or it's best to study kubernetes, spring, etc etc.
Congratz on this video btw! Awesome!
Great job brother. Do you have a suggestion how and where to learm
Shukran brother this was amazing and eye opening
All the best khayr things and blessings to you
Helpful content. As always. Thanks for all the wonderful content on this channel, keep up the good work :-)
u inspire me really i took javascript tutorial with u and advanced to react native
Awesome video Nelson, May Allah bless you.. big fan from Tunisia.
I love how you start with Assalamu Alaikum
What did she say was the second platform 11:37?
Efinancialcarrer
Iam here....
Thank you for sharing your video..
Like.... 😇💝👍
This is a very good video, I should share it in my circles.
Great video. note: audio channels are inverted. 🤪
Thanks you so much for this video amigo
Awesome video Nelson . May Allah bless you .. Big fan from Egypt 🥰
Great content as always Amigoscode
Great video again, as always
Awesome video, love it
Nelson thanks for this worth information. Greetings from Argentina
One day insallah will meet u nelson...u r doing good job.. u r.inspiration for me...😘😘😘🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
Great video thank you! what are the names of the 2 job application platforms she mentioned?
Love you my bro from Afghanistan ❤🇦🇫
Salaam Nelson, great video
Hello amigos, I'd like to know if the m1 MacBook air 8gb ram is good enough for Android development, spring boot, and so on?
Yes, that should be fine. However, android studio + emulators causes the mac to run on overdrive. (Makes it hot, quick loss of batery and of course generally high cpu usage.)
A tip would be to get an android device instead of emulator for better performance.
I hope this helps! (feel free to ask more)
I suggest you to buy 16 gb if you want to use emulator. Minimum requirements for Android Studio now is 8gb.
Go for 16 or possibly 32 GB. It will much smoother
very helpful conversations. thanks.
What is the name of the platform other than Linkedin that the recruiter mentions?
i love this video this is pure motivation...thanks @Amigose
hey man what software are you using for your website/hosting your courses?
this is great information, thanks mate!!! salam from leeds
Really like it amigo
Fantastic content Nelson! Thank a lot! By the way. I already have 3 years of project management in IT Hardware and I have been learning to code for the last 1 year....but really difficult with full time job. Made 3 projects in JS and 2 in ReactJs...do you think it is a good ideea to start applying to Software Engineer jobs?
amigo how to build real time web application in spring boot?
If you can go for a degree in IT is good but if not sky is your limit. People are making it into IT WITHOUT degree but doing well in degree means no hurdles in IT you cant overcome because you have limited time to study different programmes, three months for a term is too short.
@Amigoscode have you used C# .Net stack? How does it compare to Java.? Help me as I'm so confused not knowing which to stick to and progress from there
Fine energy and good aura fills
I got a question. I stopped programming 8 months ago, but now i want to get back into it. I still know the basics, but i am not comfortable doing projects. What's the best way to get back into it? Thank you in advance
best of is to start off with little steps ,lets say "create simple blog" with tutorial then add stuff to it ,break it ,remake it ,doing it on your own. Think of a program what would you like it to do ,think of functionalities, start coding. Don't follow tutorials ,just find answers on stack overflow ,put them back together. It can be pretty sloppy at first but you will learn how to fix your own problems instead of fixing 'typos' that you made during re-typing the tutorial.
@@BelethKing thank you
Great video😊
Thanks, it's inspiring
Natalia's hair are just stunning
hello nikita :D
Thank you so much for this
Thank you sir. What is the name of the website other than LinkedIn she suggested us to use? I couldn't quite catch it
I heard efinancialcareer?
@@imadsamad1239 thank you!
From India ❤️
Salaam Nelson, which University did you go to?
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
بارك الله فيك
Good Info
тот самый момент когда автора канала лучше воспринимаешь на слух чем русскоговорящую Наталью.
Anyone know Natalie linkedin?
These interview tips are very helpful. Thanks bro. However, she mentioned two extra platforms where they look out for candidates apart from LinkedIn. Can someone help me with those?
Efinancialcareers I think she said
كيف يمكنني التواصل معك
Big up my g
nice video amigo.
Natalia looks like Merida from Brave.
The difference between the one has degree and not it s you the one with no degree get paid less
Nice interview Nelson.
I want to excel in spring boot. Can you give me a coupon code of that particular course of yours. Respect ++
One day I will meet you. InshaAllah
I something wrong with my headphones?
Hahah
Audio channel has got problems
Neslon looks like a actor lol
I am not sure what she meant that self taught put more affort than ppl go to school??????????? Do u know how much commitment and hard work to be a full time student and full time employee??? If this is her idea a out ppl go to school, may God help ppl apply through her
How can you be a full time employee and student at the same time?
@@I_hu85ghjo I work 8 hours a day and my school is online, I used to go to Starbucks 5 am and do my homework then go to work at 8 am
From Bangladesh.
Hey Nelson, great video brother. How can we connect Natalia, is she on LinkedIn or can we get her email ID?
Excuse me, ppl who got in the university studied years, took exams, paid taxes, studied on their own as well. So they are as much as determined and motivated as ppl without degree. The comparison is meaningless.
Machallah. All the ability to get accepted and finish the tech job and get paid comes from Allah after whatever efforts and number of experience on github does not matter with regard to the number of applicants. That to itself is not a perfect fit, not speaking about the jobs found on the LinkedIn algorithms. No one knows if he is really a perfect fit even if he makes sure that he has all the job application requirements. There are also some meaningless requirements about location restrictions and time zone availability. One can give up on applying on LinkedIn and does not know that his successful job application is just one step further. So it is really not clear but the importance is to love what you do and have that collaboration mindset that coding is based on😄👋
Balekum aassalam
God bless Nelson
You are beautiful Ma'am ❤️
👍👍
First
Natalia's native language is Russian? :)
i think shes just irish
Salaam
Nelson please can u get back to me as I’m in need of assistance with my transition... (support is crucial!!)
Who's this woman
Coding bootcam isn't that good to be honest. Self learning is way more better :-)
my brother uploading a video where a women with appearing in it is haram , please remove the video
plz revisit your understanding of halal and haram
Lol, such a false claim. Remove your comment
🤣🤣 wtf
Such a joker. Remove your comment instead. 😆