a day in the life of a software engineer
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I'm a computer programmer, and I can say I have a much more relaxed life than her...and that's cos I don't have a job.
himanshu rathi, you might not have a job because you spelled “because” like “cos.”
@@americohagim1131 I mean dood, everyone makes mistakes.
Its not a mistake, its just lazy typing.
I would have married her if I was programmer
Lol
Anyone wanna talk about the missing part? I mean where's the moment where you be crying because the code won't work 😂
Or the random moments of staring blankly at the ceiling as you simulate your algorithm in your brain before coding it down 😂
Or moment of triumph when you randomly put something in and it actually works. And you have no idea how.
@@rhacct1574 dude this is so true
Why did not my code work? emm... maybe, shit, why did it works!?
Or you don't know where to start debugging the bloody thing and try making it work, but no one wants to help you because they just want to know why in the first place you got hired, and now, they await the time you're going to get fired...
Watched this video at 20k views and it motivated me to be a SE.
Landed my first job in 2018 as a Junior Dev.
3 years later I got a new job as a Full Stack Dev with my salary doubled.
To anyone who wants to get in the field: keep motivated & stay focused!
Cangratulations to you! :)
Good luck on your journey!
Just chiming in. Same exact thing happened to me. I saw this video when it came out, wanted to become a software dev, then 4 years later I'm rewatching this video as a full stack dev.
Hey man, can you help me out
r u happy ?
@@crescentmoon256 Hey! I’d say yes i’m definitely happy. Ive been working at this new job (a digital marketing agency) for roughly 1 1/2 years and i have no regrets. My environment and team have both been amazing. Dont get me wrong tho, you’re gonna experience burnout and imposter syndrome every now and then, but this is where you definitely need to prioritize your mental health, personal growth and development. Giving a company your all sounds great, but always be sure to do what’s best for you. :)
How you can tell I'm new to this channel:
"Why isn't she wearing a mask?"
*sees upload date is July 17, 2017*
LOL, same
@@Jessica-es2vv maybe she uploaded late(?)
Same lol
programmers are immune because they sleep and eat a lot
Where is the stackoverflow tab
hat mir schon oft den arsch gerettet!
@@Gyrospeter0815 Hello German dude, this is an english channel^^
hahahha
true ! :)
lol, that true xD
For all programmers around the world, don't forget to drink a glass of water and keep your health up.
Finally, an useful comment :)
thanks , alot .
Thank you for the reminder though I am not a programmer.
Thank you for reminding me. I took a glass of water right after reading this comment.
and don't forget to exercise.
This video is actually pretty accurate. Working on code is 30% of the whole work day. The rest of it is discussing with your teammates (over lunch or whatever) about the work progress, new ideas, helping with issues, news in the domain etc. And this is what actually keeps everything going.
When I was working at Manscaped, we had to code a ton
Not true at all
LOL i work 130% of the whole day
a day in the life of a software developer:
2 hours coding
22 hours eating,drinking and sleeping
But they are never stop thinking of the bugs,
i be like: i wake up, i took my car to the college, spend 10 minutes coding and 30 hours to find out what tent wrong, then i give up and spend the rest of my time watching cats on the internet
Kevin Basto life of my dreams
That's what i'm doing right now
You should know how the programming language work.
Kevin Basto lmaaaoooo that's life for most of us lol
+Panday Binganon You fucking dumbass everyone makes mistakes
I be like: Driving to work when it's dark, driving back home when it's dark
Song Lee Lol ,sometimes i don't even drive back home at all
I feel you, that was my college life.
WELCOME TO THIRD SHIFT. ONLY THE ELITE MAKE IT HERE.
I got the walk to work when it's dark, walk home when it's dark.
night shifts ?
First time I watched the video I was still at uni and this kind of work life was nothing but a dream for me. Today I actually made it into software and this video reminds me to be grateful for that. Wouldn't have believed it back then.
I am a software engineer and this looks so chill and positive:) if she didnt have to commute so long she have had a nice work life balance
there is not much traffic in her commute so I think it is okay
so u just eat?
You forgot the coffee..
and cookies. .
and noodles
MordDorr no dumbass alot of this video was cutout
she drinks too pay attention dude
So you start at 10:30 AM and end at 5:30ish? This is a chill company you work for.
have flexible office hour as long they finish on due date...
echuynh Haha, ask those government workers in the middle east, start at 10, and stop working at 2. xD
if you work in japan you start at 10:30 AM and end at 5:30 AM
Hamdan Syafieq Ahmad not true, they start at 7:30 am and finish at 2:30 pm.
in this video is from 00:00 to 4:27
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the duration
-Programar 10 minutos
-Batallar con un error por 1 hora
-Llorar
-Encontrar la solución y arreglarlo en 2 minutos
Es como un bucle, pero lo vivo a diario T__T
I'm a software engineer student and tbh that course is hard as hell damm.. but every time I feel lost or whatever I just come and watch this then I remember why I chose this course and I get motivated again. Thanks Mayuko , I appreciate you and your channel
Do you have to know coding as soon as you start or are you taught in the course?
@@lebz752 I want to know that as well...
This is not accurate description of job.
This is rediculous. I'm an engineer and I don't apply eye makeup in the morning.
Just lipstick
Oh my! :o
Cruise Mackay u don't understand... Chinese have to draw their eyes... Otherwise its hidden
You're not an engineer. You're a software developer.
That's because you aren't a GIRL(that is retarded enough to spend about $15 on junk food everyday)
She's Japanese.
>try to type some code
>stumble on a bug
>waste 5 hours of life debugging
>wonder why I am doing this
this is what happens to me everyday lmaoo
> doubt about self worth
> solve error
do it all again
feel the as System administrator when the server have a problem ..and that gonna make you crazy in less 5minute
Hey, I know this is all too sudden and I know I'm a stranger, but this stranger is a desperate one.. I have a project in class that's due tomorrow, we're gonna need to ask these Q's to a programmer and I don't have any programmers I know anymore, the two who was my hope dropped me so.. If any of you guys can, I would really appreciate it.
*What does your typical workday look like?
•What are the challenges that you encounter working as a programmer and how do you handle it?
•Are you happy in your job as a programmer? Why or why not?
Thank you so much in advance!!
I feel when exam project coming up🙃🙃
i've been subscribed this channel for like 4 years and this first one still is one of my favorite
Your vlog is definitely one of the important source of drive for me to step into the Saas field. I am so glad that I watched this years ago that helps me end up with working at Atlassian!
90% procrastination
5% wanking
4% eating
1% actual coding
a software engineer doesn't actually just code
@@amelavelikaj6902
No shit, he also designs forms and reads his code.
90% her face is more like it
@@amelavelikaj6902
Trust me, I know this
_I make software_
LOL
From what I've gathered from a bunch of software engineering channels, you guys all love lofi
So true
Lofi is life
It basically give us focus LOL
Why not some RetroWave
got into college and suddenly started loving lofi so pretty much, yeah.
Maybe those are the hours in California, but this not my experience as New York software engineering who works with Wall Street clients. My first 2 years when I was unmarried and was doing my best to learn both the business and the code base, I would get up at 5:45 AM, get to work about 7:15 AM, work to 9 PM, get home at 10:30 PM, eat a quick dinner before going to sleep and start all over again. Plus, I would often work on Saturday and would sometimes get called by work in the middle of the night, because our systems ran overnight to get clients ready for the next trading systems, and it anything went wrong we needed to fix it ASAP. I cut my hours a bit when when future wife finished college and moved back to NYC, and now with two teen kids and in my 29th year working at my company, I get up at 6:15 AM to get to the office at 7:45 AM, and leave work at 5:20 PM to get home at 6:45 PM ( though during COVID-19 it was 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM at home ). Of course, like most places where software developers work, there are no set hours, but I can get more done if I work more hours, and I've been rewarded well for all the extra work I've done.
A blast from the past showed up in my TH-cam feed. Cool to see where it started. The vibe was on point already here.
After watching your video I can't decide am I feeling miserable or motivated to learn coding...
ImRUDYY i feel you😂😅
ImRUDYY same here
same
ImRUDYY doing the same routing over and over.
David Silva guys I feel you all :( I just graduate from high school, and I'm undecided if I should major on software engineer:/
I saw Jarvis and was like “AY MY BOY JARVIS”
Sameeee haha
Me too!!!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
So true
I SEE HIM TOO!!!!
omg I knew it was him wasn't sure
I admire your life! I'm starting my semester in Spring after finally deciding I need to evolve from my deadend job. Im really looking forward to this new career change. 🙂
Helloo, Idk if you’ll see this being 2 years later. But I’m wondering how the whole experience of enrolling into school for this career is going. Im just at the same position you were two years ago, and looking for insight about this career. THX
Mayuko! Thank you so much for your videos! I gave me an inspiration to create my own TH-cam channel and share my experience in software development! Thanks for your work :)
I find it very creepy that EVERYONE who works in this office looks to be exactly 30 years old. Never older. Never younger.
It's just a weird type of job. Everyone seems to be isolated doing their own thing. There's no boss, meetings or structure of any kind. There's not even a company logo to be found anywhere. I mean, how do you even get paid? Like do you have to produce an actual program and people rate it's worth and you get a commission on it? Does a boss come up to you and say, I need you to write a tax program for people to do their income taxes on. And then just leaves you to it? Takes as long as it takes you to get it done. I just don't understand jobs like these at all. I don't see where the money comes from or the accountability to produce something of quality.
i think the meetings were left out of the video. and the logo. i think that's all in there but she just didn't film those bits.
thats the reality of tech, most people get replaced when they are in their 40s.
Jeff What after 40s then? 😱
early retirement or switch career path. look it up on google, not bullshitting here, tech is very much a young person industry
Love the workspace decor in the office. All the instruments and art. So fitting/inspiring.
I absolutely love this space! Jam sessions happen regularly and all the artwork is by creators on Patreon! It feels so homey and I love it.
@@hellomayuko do you really need to know math and statistics to be able to work as a software engeneer, I mean, is this knowledge critical? or is that just a complement that "might" be used in some cases, and hence it isn't essential to know it? thanks..
i’d have loved to see something more about what your job is about lol nice video! :)
90% of this is eating
8% walking around
1.5% pretending to be coding
0.5% actual work
Do you want to have a 12 hour version?
@@Hugo-pj4bm
No i want a 10 minutes version with working not eating ..
@@solosniper7134 she did a video on what she actually does while working.
@@Hugo-pj4bm What's the purpose of this one then?
That's pretty much every asian girl. I've seen a lot in my college life. All they do is eat and show off
Night time: 8:43 pm
Outside: noon
Me: wtf
Lol, I think it too.
In the summer, it usually doesn't get dark until 9 p.m lol
@@dattran8446 wtf seriously
Damn
Anyone who wants to know timestamp: 3:55
Get to work at 10 lunch at 12 coffee break at 2 and off at 5 .... damn im doing life wrong
Real life of software engineers
Not really..
@@HectorNM yes it is
@@Luis-xe9og I guess you're at senior level to say that, or your company goals and tasks are not that challenging.. the reality from most Software Engineers and FullStack Developers I know here in Brazil is working eight to nine hours a day, and maybe ten to twelve hours when getting close to deadlines...
@@HectorNM I worked in Mexico for 3 years and I worked the same number of hours there. Also the challenges in my first job where like a hell, managing three projects at the same time. Etc
I know those things you are talking.
Este vídeo lo veo sin falta los lunes, como motivación personal, buen vídeo :D
love how this was her first video and then it blew up :}
Life of a software dev in india:-
2 hours of sweaty commute
5 hours of screaming by ur boss
1 hour in a shitty cafetaria
4 hours of youtube
2 hours of sweaty commute
Come to New New Delhi aka Seattle where you can get all that - the 4 hours of commute and + 200K salary
@@junkevin Bro I am also in new Delhi so cn u plz tell me how to enroll in ur company
that is because you want, find another job.
Hey can you do a video of the "sweaty commute"? I'd totally watch it!
is it same in all companies in India (Frustrating !!)
Every vlog has this exact same format. EAT EAT EAT
😂
@Summer of 2017 lol
its more like they live to eat than eat to live
Wha’s wrong with enjoying.. life?
@Summer of 2017 where's the actual work though? It's like they code for an hour and then just goof off the entire day.
it only took an entire day to create an enum. this is sick 🔥🔥🔥🔥you go sister 🔥🔥🔥🔥
you mean I can make $400k a year writing 8 lines of code day?
5 yrs ago, this clip led me to step into the software engineering world.. 5 yrs has passed and going through a burnout last year, just reminiscing my old spark and hope to get back to the game again 😊
🌟DM for help/support👆..
cheer up friend!! we have the Discord Server whenever you need it/...
Life of a software engineer:
Coding two seconds
Eating 6 hours
Sleepin 2 hours
Go home and Netflix
wow I love software engineer
LOL
Rob is it true?
@@howardcao7975 no
LOLL
I'm actually amazed at how people are hating on this video because of how "easy" it looks at her job meanwhile for all we know she could've chose a day out if her schedule that wasn't as busy to film this video. It's also funny how just because you've seen one video about her job that means you know what she does at her job all the time.
People can't program non-stop, they need to relax often to reset their creative juices, I guess the same is true for artists, song and film writers.
I can't tell how easy or hard her job is at all from the video - the only part of video that actually has to do with the software engineering part is the one second where she showed some code. it's really impossible to tell from that :P
just chill bro ..they know the hardship
Good darling ... which country are you?
As a computer science student I know her job ain't a piece of cake. It might seem like it but trust me it's not.
8:23pm is like morning,here in the Philippines 6:30pm is like youre in a dark room
The reason I want to be a software developer is - I love free dinner 😂😂..
Same xD
Bruh, just have a part time job at Mcdonalds
😅😅
Coronavirus:
Not anymore...
Could you do a video on the work/life balance and how stressful the job is?
That is a GREAT idea! Thank you!
Nico's Rap there is no balance. All they do is work or get to work or get back from work.
I have the same keyboard and swear by it. Never get pain from using it. Did you not get the matching mouse?
Nico's Rap I
Personally I prefer Logitech g15 and mx518 but now as cherry mx keyboard and precision mouse gained popularity with studio grade headphones I guess it shows how have our community I mean web development and video have evolved.
I write 5 lines of code, that is enough lets dance .
Dark GT -_-
:^)
That seems accurate about ( most) software engineers.
Not in India
No, disrespect intended, but most of the code that I have seen that has come out of india, was awful, and could have been done cleaner with much less code. I'm sure not everyone is like that, but that has been my experience.
😍😍😍❤️i adore your videos!
I was already subscribed to this channel on my other account since your first 6 videos and after coming back to visit after years, oh boie.
Thank you for sharing your lifestyle of being a software engineer. I was always curious people work in different computer fields, and you've gave me an idea.
OMG! I'm a Software Engineer and I didn't know it!
What do you do, can you share?
Maybe a misunderstanding happened here. A coder doesn't work like an engineer.
@Rami Miglio beside engineer, it has coder, debugger, maintainer,... An engineer doesn't mean writing a tone of code day by day. It should worth instead weight
Andre Ranulfo 🤣🤣🤣
haha
i should be studying for my midterm yet im here watching all your videos :)
I love the video, two things especially; you have musical instruments at work, and the sound track is just awesome..
I also thought : )
What name is this instrument music?
Very nice channel, I really enjoy watching software engineers life and stories of success
I found your channel during the summer of high school when I had no idea what I wanted to major in! Was gonna go premed, but after seeing this video, decided to take one cs class, then it lead to another. Now I am a sophomore and cooping fulltime at a software solution enterprise. So, thanks to this video I became a developer!!
loved this 🥺
Thanks for sharing this, your work is important don't let these guys bully you!
You get into work at 10:30, and leave at like 5? :O Interesting company schedule...
Anwesha Naskar A human cant even be productive when the shift is 6+ hours. Smart companies realize that.
I CAN'T BELIEVED ~~
if you can only be productive for 6 hours then you're weak af it's not labor job lol. Better get fired and be replace with an engineer that can be more productive
HERRO dude ur not a slave plus if she knows what she is doing 6hrs is enough you on the other hand working 12+ hrs aday you will be tired the next day and hate your job and wont invest your time on your own project to get rich you will only make the company rich
like most statistics that generalize labor its complete bullshit. the stats compare countries with drastically different economies. Luxembourg biggest sector is banking. while the worst is mexico whos biggest is manafacturing and agriculture. its comparing apples to oranges
Man this got me excited, I hope I get to work in a place like that!
Dream Stalker me too!!
I stopped playing league long time ago, but I will always love Jhin :)
i love gin , not jhin
why don't you come work for me at riot games, hello my name is phreak
Nikhil Arora Well I've read about Riot's interviews and they dont seem to be good.
I love this ♡
jajaj no se por que pero este es mi video favorito de todos los que hay, lo veo y me inspiro al programar c:
eres genial @mayuko
Nice keyboard though
I got to know the name of it! I want it!
Microsoft Ergo keyboard
Thank you Chenkun!
on a mac. ANARCHY
+Auchzezt It's actually more comfortable and intuitive than the traditional keyboard. You should give it a try.
I don't own one, but I've tried it at a friend's.
2:23 Hah, it's Jarvis back there
Yeaa I was about to say that
Heriberto Matias-Ortiz who is he?
@@geshtalthorney813 it's Jarvis Johnson. Look him up
Omg yes lol
Thanks 🙏 Soo much. For the first time I put all your videos in my playlist
For me, a day as a software engineer would be much spent on writing code, debugging code, checking out tech sites for related info to problems that I am solving, responding to client e-mails, troubleshooting tech issues, writing a program in a language I rarely use to get an integration going.
Once in a while after I hit a snag and nothing is forthcoming, I create a pseudo account on Stackoverflow and enlist for help from the experts but I would be lucky if I do not get more than 2 downvotes to my Question whenever I login back to see if someone extended a helping hand.
My happy moments are on those days when I get to fix a bug or figure out how to do something that I have been struggling with in the past and on those days when a client with an interesting project signs up.
When I am not at my desk working like on weekends or like when taking a walk, my mind will still be conscious about a problem that I am still struggling with or hopefully wishing that backup script for doing database dumps is working fine.
Maybe I never picked good coding practices along the way to make my life much more easier and smooth but for me, the gratification is usually delayed sometimes even measured by the reduced number of client calls and e-mails about support and bugs reported incidences.
Maybe I should post a TH-cam video about my life as a DevOps Engineer because my roles overlap with other roles outside the domain of Software Engineering.
Thanks for posting this, provided a great deal more insight than the video tbh. If you're going to do a a-day-in-the-life-of-x type video in a similar manner going over what exactly is the type of work you're currently doing, I'd definitely watch it.
Yep, spot on, at least in my case, I work in the heavy industries, automotive fields and my life as a freelancer sw.e. system integrator is mostly, look for new projects, fight with the customers because most of the times they don't know what they want/don't understand what it's possible/not possible, want it cheeper, want it ready for the past month, want to keep the old code base, but changing everything. Fight with the lack of docs of many 3rd parties systems. Fight with my own lack of docs. Fight with wife because I spend more time/weekends in factories around the world than at home. Fight because people tend to forget to pay on time. Becoming bald. Having developed gastritis in my early 30s. Sometimes, much more in the past, spending my nights thinking to some new bugs/problems/discrepancies emerged during the day. It's a stressful life. But I guess it depends on the project one is tackling.
Still video like this one make me wonder, where is this shangri-la? I'm keeping missing it :| Friend of mine worked in the bank managent field and he run away after few years, good money, but waaaay too much stress.
So why I'm keeping going on? Masochism.
@@swordzx9 yep I think he is much more close to most of us reality than this video
@@azaroth75 That's pretty much like my experience too. Glad that you shared your experience too with us that paints a more realistic picture of what it is like to be in this field of practice. Happy Coding !
I almost do the same each day and only thing that makes me both happy n cry are solution to bugs and bugs itself ! U spoke my mind
And then you wake up and do it all again, and again, and again. Life just reminds me of that Spongebob episode which Squidward goes to his dream place and does the same stuff everyday.
Mersh that's life in a nutshell
Mersh thats life for most of the ppl :/
That’s my mom’s life
Be grateful for your mom..
@Chief Badger Found the boomer.
In my opinion, programmers/coders are great friends. If there's a problem they don't give you bs, they try to immediately identify the problem and solve it. They're patient, hard working, and often fun n creative. We need more programmers/coders in our lives.
It's nice to come back here every now and then.
Gotta love our boy Jarvis doing his thing at Patreon back in the day
jeez, that keyboard...
Angelo Guilherme Weiss It’s gorgeous; it’s impractical for me because I mostly use my index fingers, but I can definitely appreciate it!
you're typing wrong then.
Chi Le I wouldn’t say there’s a wrong way to type, so long as your technique works for you
He may mean less effiecient, its just like typing with two fingers isn't per say wrong, but if you are writing code all day you wouldn't get anything done.
Super Sloth good point. i know writing code also requires more punctuation symbols than regular typing, which my technique causes me to struggle with
Any time I feel a little discouraged, doing school assignments or even just going I watch this video. This video is my motive to keep working on what I need to because this is exactly how I want to live my life. Thank you for this Mayuko.
every once in a while i come back to this vid to feel productive again
currently studying software engineering, and this was good to see! ty :-)
Are sure? 😂
So, You are working in Patreon.
noticed that too lmao
noticed too :D
that is where she works. She said that on an interview she did on another video by another youtuber.
And she's a swift developer too.
Christen DSouza that's obviously objective c
sun light at 8 pm????
Yep. Noticed that.
yup, it's summer time. In the Bay Area, we get the magnificent presence of the sun until 9:30pm.
jayajay jayjay i use to live in the bay area in san leandro
Yea... Its usually day light at my town @ 8pm its called timezones loll @-@
are you just stay on your country? never go to others? you r really need holidays...
Cool hope all your days are pleasant mayuko
I thought I am gonna learn something about Scrum and CI implementation in other companies and it was just video of her eating and commuting...
1:34 The wallpaper on your notebook looks like the place I stayed during my 30-day ICU coma.
I am a php developer, I must work at 9:00AM until next day's 3:AM...yes, just sleep 6 hours. I watched this girl's video, I must say, this is life, and I am just survive.and...I am in China...so sad.
野原新之助 Holy molly dude ! How much do you get paid for that ?
How is the pay??
Heres to hoping youll get a good job to your liking
this is not at all the average day in the life. it's someone who lucked out and is fine with showing it because it's the good life. a video of someone showing how it usually is would never get +1 million views.
$800 one month
This was the mother of all those day in the life videos
i remember when i first watched this and spent a solid like half an hour trying to decide on if it was jarvis johnson or not at 1:55
its so funny remembering the fact he was a software engineer
Nice Video. Subscribed!!
I should have had a job like this, but I ruined my career. I did not study hard , not work hard. And once I found it was difficult or I was unhappy. I would resign, resign and resign without confirming my next job. And now I am typing in my parents' house and have not been working for a long time. So sad.
been there, keep your head up and get back to studying, it might be easier for you in the end, you would get a job faster than beginners
It would be fine ! Don't worry. You have been brave enough to admit in public. You will succeed ! #BeProud
I love your honesty, you admit your wrongs. Now get your ass up and try harder, good luck :)
Im in a same place as you were right now. I had so many great opportunities and worked with some great companies just a couple years back but I absolutely ruined everything complaining about how boring and unmeaningful my job was when millions others would kill to have it. I resigned without a proper plan, and now Im stuck in my parents home waiting for some companies to call me and hoping to secure a job asap because of desperation. I hope you fare better than I am right now.
Well, from the video she doesn't work very hard.No hate from me.If I could get paid well for doing so little, I would too.
I'm software engineer too but i don't like stay in front to the computer all day. For that reason I don't practice my career 😅
That is me X100, after my degree Ill change my field and go to something like architecture or engineering because in this environment Im unproductive as shit
btw, im new. why does she only work like 5 hours a day
What do you do exactly then?
Sadly most of the jobs today are office jobs. Most of the non office jobs are paid very bad.
what a pleasant little video lol 0:57 lobby is nice and ready for the proper utensils reunion show
Do iOS developers need to know backend as well? Do they write backend code like python's flask?
Kinda
As IT tech who codes for a hobby I can confirm I basically do nothing but drink and eat when going through coding. During my breaks I go to the gym and when I work during the week I still sit in front of computers consuming food.
TheMonKeyballzz How's the pay?
What's the annual salary? I'm wanting to be one but I'm stuck in software engineering or audio engineering as to be my main career. I love both of them so much 😓
+Herman Miranda I'm sure you can blend them together
You are the same as me. :D
Me too. I feel awkward when im consuming food in a restaurant. It feels like something's missing
Studies show that software engineers only get 2-4 hours of quality work in per day. Because it's mentally demanding work, that's how long we can keep our concentration at a high level before our brains get too tired or the work starts to bore us.
This fluctuates highly. If I'm at work and the work is BORING, I'll only work a couple hours. It's all I can take. But for interesting projects, I'll keep concentrated for about 6 hours out of the day.
Hows unemployment working out for you?
I'm never unemployed. :) Because I'm a software engineer.
Yes! I can work 4 hours in morning non-stop, but in afternoon I get my brain tired after 3 hours and code quality decreases which Im aware and dislike. So maximum should be 6 hours/day with 2-3 breaks.
Last time I recall software engineers don't have a high unemployment rate.
I know people who are Auditors and Legal advisors at one of the Big 4 financial companies and they work 10-12 hours to get better position and better payment. Their career is solely built on doing boring work to get your life on track. And they do not whine on the internet about it, because they make money while you search the web. Engineers are just lucky to have a carefree worklife because companies have less supply than demand on the market. But dont worry I can tell you, after 2 more generation on the workforce and all yo lil shits will compete with each other like any normal worker does and then you will have no 10-24 am going to work or you will have no job the next day. The people who live comfortable are falling the easiest when there is a change in the market. And dont expect the new generations to be anything else but engineers since its fuking hyped up as shit.
looks fun! i have a quistion, if your a software engineer will it be easy to learn grayhat or ethical hacking?
I just switched to software engineering from physics. The office looks exactly the same, it's weird. Lofi beats are also a very important part.
The prettiest software engineer ❤
I've watched this video 8,000 times. It just makes me feel at home and calms me. I work in a similar setting at Google. Not a software engineer, though.
the first a day the life of video i ever watched
I think this video started the trend "a day in my life in tech.."
I’m a night owl coder. the day at work would mostly consist of consolidating all requirements in my head and let them simmer there till dusk. Come night time I’d light up a joint and let creativity take over. Miss those days.
No freakin' way! How the heck are you so relaxed and chilled 😲
She only eats, that's why.
@@GuitarWholesale mmmm no
I kinda miss working at the office. Don’t get me wrong remote work has its perks, but nothing beats being there in person with your teammates.
It's wonderful music, isn't it?
Where can I download it?
I love software engineer. It is very wonderful
spend nearly two hours on the way to work ?!!
Zane Lee isn't that normal in big cities.
It's not that normal for me... like in ShenZhen, likely spend about one hour is acceptable. I saw her take a taxi... change to train... change to bus.... hahaha
It's not that normal for me... like in ShenZhen, likely spend about one hour is acceptable. I saw her take a taxi... change to train... change to bus.... hahaha
The farther you live from SF in the cheaper. It's still the Bay Area, but a majority live 30-90 minutes out by car because of rent. It's much longer on public transportation.
She probably live in suburbs
Used to watch this while preparing for job interviews..😇
What an amazing atmosphere at work