@@SenegoddessTech 2 questions can you please answer me. First one if you're an independent contractor the company that hires you don't check your background do they? Also can I start off as an independent contractor or do I need experience first?
I barely found your channel and subbed today, but i’m already a HUGE FAN! thank you so much for sharing all of your knowledge. im starting college next month for comp sci and i couldn’t be more excited! edit: just realized you went to csun! that’s where im going!!!
Omg!! I'm so excited for you! If Steve Fitzgerald is ever teaching a class, take it and tell him I sent you :p Also get a math minor and for God's sake DON'T SAVE MATH 482 UNTIL YOUR LAST SEMESTER! DM me any questions you have!
Good video. Just wanted to add that as a contractor you can tax deduct a lot of things as business expense. But you can't do that as an employee. An important distinction.
Have no idea why I ended up here - but as an ex software dev from the U.K. it was interesting to listen too….it’s nice to see how people do things overseas.
Just to add a bit around freelancing I think if you are in college it is a good option to do while still in college at an individuals level. Depending on what school you go to you may have people in other majors like the arts that will be looking for portfolio websites and it is a good way to get some practice while getting a little cash in your pocket. Also if you make under s certain amount (which most college kids do) it may even be considered as a hobby and not a true job by the government. (At least when I was in school this was the case, I'd still recommend reaching out to someone knowledgeable about starting businesses ie... a teacher at college) While it is a far cry from a true industry job it does give you the opportunity to get your feet wet with some of the latest industry languages considering sometimes schools tend to be a bit behind the latest trends. I just found your channel. You're doing a great job! Looking forward to your future content. :)
I had a soft call earlier regarding a contract position. I'm coming from a full-time job. So I'm doing research. I dont mind the benefits since I dont usually use my benefits in my current job. But I don't want to be layoff from my job in the future :
The first 1000 people who click the link will get 2 free months of Skillshare Premium: skl.sh/senegoddess5 Hope this video was somewhat coherent! Please add any info I missed in the comments friend!
Yeah I see you're fine 🥴....I mean yeah see you fine. I appreciate the content I started my full stacc journey and I've finally reached Javascript so this channel has helped a lot
Salaried jobs aren't forever. Turnover rates are high in tech, especially now. The only way to get a raise is to leave. Unfortunately, every time you leave you get more money and less seniority. Eventually you'll hit a wall. This is where many give up and go into management.
Thanks for the information. Can you do a video of in depth job roles? I.e security engineer, software engineer, developer, data analysis, etc ....And also I currently on track for my associates In Computer information system I’m not sure if Want to continue my bachelors... can I still make it far in the industry without my bachelors what’s your thoughts... My goal is security engineer btw
Soon another video ? : ) the 2 last ones were really great ! 😁👍🏼 something was missing on this one to stay focused but great content ! 😃 yellow looks really good on you !
You don't know until you try! I'll drop a link to this guy who has some great videos, really helped me get started. Senegoddess mentioned she uses Python, here's a playlist for Python. th-cam.com/video/sfhhk8m4mcQ/w-d-xo.html You will want to download a special text editor that will help you with programming, it has a kind of spellchecker to help point out places you made a mistake. I used PyCharm and had a good time. Really, you should figure out what kind of stuff you want to program and then see what language is most common in that field, then try that language. I'm not really going to be using Python for a career, but I found it easier to get the hang of it than other languages. All programming languages are very similar. Imagine all spoken languages were the same but had different grammar, that's pretty much what programming languages are.
Give it your best shot. Worst thing that could happen is you don't like it. There is no such thing as smart enough. If you put in the work for anything you enjoy you will be great at it. You got this!
It can be challenging to begin with. Just like when you were a baby trying to walk. You crawl and crawl, then small steps with help until you starting walking by yourself. I got up and running from a single book. I learnt more on my first job (on the job is where things start to make sense, you may feel silly at times but if you have a good employer for your first job it will make a difference)
Get the ‘hot chick[Black] in tech’ vibe she’s branding herself but tech advice is everywhere on YT.Aaron Jack (code drip) & Clement Mihailescu &Joshua Fluke for live streams/resumes/HR. If you want to be in web dev or swe, think, analyze, enjoy fixing ‘puzzles’ for hours.Refs above are solid- they’re ex-GOOGLE, fb... they’re not dumbing down shit and trying to be ‘cute’ in makeup so that you’ll watch & boost subscriber #. Fine to get ‘inspiration’ from female from certain ethnicity but if this is your only ‘inspiration’, swe is not for you. Be resourceful. Find solutions.That’s what we do.
Not first! Yes! Lol. No really this is great insight. Are you working remotely right now with everything going on? Wondering how's it going daily for you, if you are
Thank you so much for all your videos. They are really informative and helpful for someone like me who is currently self studying this subject. Also you always look so gorgeous in your videos 💪
Question: I'm currently training to become a UX/UI designer and also am learning iOS development. Do you know the best places to find salaries for those jobs that are accurate? Or do you know any UX/UI or iOS developer salaries?
Hi! So I'm not too well versed on UX/UI salaries but I always went to www.payscale.com when I was researching salaries. I also have a video about how much devs make that might help!
Quick question: when you apply for a contract job, are you also getting a coding interview where you show them your skills? Or are they just looking at your resume? Sorry I’m pretty sure that’s a stupid question. (Btw thanks for the awesome content Queen!!)
Hi lady how are you? I was wondering if you knew anything about cyber security networking certificate? What kind of jobs can I get with this certification on entry level?
Everything yesssssszzzz about that intro and shirt. ♥️🖐️
Aww thanks lol! The Dragonball Z universe will always be my first love!
@@SenegoddessTech Sene when are you making your other channel your talked about and thank you your videos have been great help keep it up
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@@SenegoddessTech 2 questions can you please answer me. First one if you're an independent contractor the company that hires you don't check your background do they? Also can I start off as an independent contractor or do I need experience first?
Wow, I've been looking for a breakdown like this for ages - thank you! Very clear, very helpful
interesting info! currently learning front end, so I'll worry about this when the time comes
You inspire me in so many levels, girl!!!
I barely found your channel and subbed today, but i’m already a HUGE FAN! thank you so much for sharing all of your knowledge. im starting college next month for comp sci and i couldn’t be more excited!
edit: just realized you went to csun! that’s where im going!!!
Omg!! I'm so excited for you! If Steve Fitzgerald is ever teaching a class, take it and tell him I sent you :p Also get a math minor and for God's sake DON'T SAVE MATH 482 UNTIL YOUR LAST SEMESTER! DM me any questions you have!
Good video. Just wanted to add that as a contractor you can tax deduct a lot of things as business expense. But you can't do that as an employee. An important distinction.
Have no idea why I ended up here - but as an ex software dev from the U.K. it was interesting to listen too….it’s nice to see how people do things overseas.
Damn she’s really brought the heat!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥☀️☀️☀️☀️
One of my fave youtubers. Such great content and well researched!
Thanks so much for this!
Happy Birthday! I hope you have a fun day even if you gotta try to stay safe!
thanks so much!
Just to add a bit around freelancing I think if you are in college it is a good option to do while still in college at an individuals level. Depending on what school you go to you may have people in other majors like the arts that will be looking for portfolio websites and it is a good way to get some practice while getting a little cash in your pocket. Also if you make under s certain amount (which most college kids do) it may even be considered as a hobby and not a true job by the government. (At least when I was in school this was the case, I'd still recommend reaching out to someone knowledgeable about starting businesses ie... a teacher at college) While it is a far cry from a true industry job it does give you the opportunity to get your feet wet with some of the latest industry languages considering sometimes schools tend to be a bit behind the latest trends. I just found your channel. You're doing a great job! Looking forward to your future content. :)
Black beauty over there with beauty mind!💙✔Great contents
Oooouuu the Trunks and Gotens shirt though👀. Suites you well. Me likeeeyyy😛😁.
Keep up the good content my dear🙂.
Love everything about the video especially the covered content. That really helped me a bunch. And happy coming birthday🎉🎊Enjoy
thanks so much!
Greatness!!!!😍💙🦋Currently studying Linux/C++ before I start applying to stack job
YES! She uploaded!! Also love your content
yey you posted another video!!!
You’re such an inspiration girl! Love it
Very under-rated
Love this advice and the intro was awesome! 💯Looking gorgeous as always!😍
I had a soft call earlier regarding a contract position. I'm coming from a full-time job. So I'm doing research. I dont mind the benefits since I dont usually use my benefits in my current job. But I don't want to be layoff from my job in the future :
Good Content, great explanation and even cooler shirt! Enjoy your weekend and wishing you an Amazing Birthday....Be safe!
The first 1000 people who click the link will get 2 free months of Skillshare Premium: skl.sh/senegoddess5
Hope this video was somewhat coherent! Please add any info I missed in the comments friend!
Great video! I’m currently learning frontend and I’m vlogging it also!! but this info is very helpful for when I get to that point. 💜
You’re rocking allll these colors
I've been FTE and now I'm contractor. The coolest thing about being contractor is I don't have to do oncall!
Yeah I see you're fine 🥴....I mean yeah see you fine. I appreciate the content I started my full stacc journey and I've finally reached Javascript so this channel has helped a lot
Shirt super cool.
We also need to emphasise that contractors have. A hard time securing mortgages
Thank You for the two months free of SkillShare 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Salaried jobs aren't forever. Turnover rates are high in tech, especially now. The only way to get a raise is to leave. Unfortunately, every time you leave you get more money and less seniority. Eventually you'll hit a wall. This is where many give up and go into management.
contracting fills that void. but your tolerance for risk has to be higher
Thank you! For information, I prefer salary's
Thanks for the information. Can you do a video of in depth job roles? I.e security engineer, software engineer, developer, data analysis, etc ....And also I currently on track for my associates In Computer information system I’m not sure if Want to continue my bachelors... can I still make it far in the industry without my bachelors what’s your thoughts... My goal is security engineer btw
Hope you have a great birthday 🎉
Sofeware engineering level up at the beginning
Big facts big facts
Like the shirt and you great to see you uploading again , when are you making your other channel ?
Came for the content but subscribed because of the dbz shirt.
I have 1 year left to complete my engineering cycle and I have never had experience in software development. should i worry?
that shirt is fire
Soon another video ? : ) the 2 last ones were really great ! 😁👍🏼 something was missing on this one to stay focused but great content ! 😃 yellow looks really good on you !
Yellow 🐣looks so nice on you ! 🙂
Part of me wants to become a software engineer but it seems so complicated and I don’t think I would be smart enough for the job
Same.
You don't know until you try! I'll drop a link to this guy who has some great videos, really helped me get started. Senegoddess mentioned she uses Python, here's a playlist for Python.
th-cam.com/video/sfhhk8m4mcQ/w-d-xo.html
You will want to download a special text editor that will help you with programming, it has a kind of spellchecker to help point out places you made a mistake. I used PyCharm and had a good time.
Really, you should figure out what kind of stuff you want to program and then see what language is most common in that field, then try that language. I'm not really going to be using Python for a career, but I found it easier to get the hang of it than other languages. All programming languages are very similar. Imagine all spoken languages were the same but had different grammar, that's pretty much what programming languages are.
Give it your best shot. Worst thing that could happen is you don't like it. There is no such thing as smart enough. If you put in the work for anything you enjoy you will be great at it. You got this!
It can be challenging to begin with. Just like when you were a baby trying to walk. You crawl and crawl, then small steps with help until you starting walking by yourself.
I got up and running from a single book. I learnt more on my first job (on the job is where things start to make sense, you may feel silly at times but if you have a good employer for your first job it will make a difference)
You look amazing in every video 😍
Salaried is definitely the route for me
Ima let you finish... but I Iove your shirt. Where from???
Get the ‘hot chick[Black] in tech’ vibe she’s branding herself but tech advice is everywhere on YT.Aaron Jack (code drip) & Clement Mihailescu &Joshua Fluke for live streams/resumes/HR. If you want to be in web dev or swe, think, analyze, enjoy fixing ‘puzzles’ for hours.Refs above are solid- they’re ex-GOOGLE, fb... they’re not dumbing down shit and trying to be ‘cute’ in makeup so that you’ll watch & boost subscriber #. Fine to get ‘inspiration’ from female from certain ethnicity but if this is your only ‘inspiration’, swe is not for you. Be resourceful. Find solutions.That’s what we do.
Not first! Yes! Lol. No really this is great insight. Are you working remotely right now with everything going on? Wondering how's it going daily for you, if you are
I am working remotely, yes! It's going okay, I'll be doing another day in the life view very soon :)
Thank you so much for all your videos. They are really informative and helpful for someone like me who is currently self studying this subject.
Also you always look so gorgeous in your videos 💪
Question: I'm currently training to become a UX/UI designer and also am learning iOS development. Do you know the best places to find salaries for those jobs that are accurate? Or do you know any UX/UI or iOS developer salaries?
Hi! So I'm not too well versed on UX/UI salaries but I always went to www.payscale.com when I was researching salaries. I also have a video about how much devs make that might help!
@@SenegoddessTech thank you so much for the response. did you find payscale to pretty spot on?
Quick question: when you apply for a contract job, are you also getting a coding interview where you show them your skills? Or are they just looking at your resume? Sorry I’m pretty sure that’s a stupid question. (Btw thanks for the awesome content Queen!!)
Depends on the company
Usually, they don't interview in contract kind jobs but it depends on the company
This is a great question
Very good question
Do you know how much to ask hourly for C++ developer with 10 years experience? W2 form. I think $150/h, what do you think?
Hi lady how are you? I was wondering if you knew anything about cyber security networking certificate? What kind of jobs can I get with this certification on entry level?
I clicked the video seeing your anime shirt
What is the best laptop for doing a code?
How can I start as software consulting or contractor?
Your websites domain doesn't seem to be connected
I disconnected it because I didn't need it, but I'll be connecting it again this week!
@@SenegoddessTech I look forward to it.
@@SenegoddessTech also thank you for the response. It's greatly appreciated.
Which language is best to start programming with?
Python!
@@SenegoddessTech Thanks.
Can you recommend a textbook I could buy?
Girllllllll what you know about dragon ball z 😅👀👀🔥
I love anime 😊
You immediately friend zone any guy watching 👌🏾
What a beauty
i like her......!
i love weeb programmers
Programer nerds musa
How old are you?
First comment!!
holly itts, DBZ girls are rare where im from...