I always have a blanket on my nap when on the desk. I had two fully remote jobs since covid, got a new job that was 5 days a week in the office (45min commute with traffic each way) and that was absolutely soul crushing. Quit after two weeks. Now I found a job even closer to my dream job and fully remote again. Time to build up a routine again. It gets lonely folks, so make sure you have a good routine. Stand up and walk often.
@@kieranbracken2578 Wouldn't say it's stressful/bad at all. It's only as good as you make it, but most people (me sometimes included) just go in the routine without much social interaction, which is tolling. It's one of the better professions right now, in my humble opinion.
@@kieranbracken2578 if you want money specifically then software I guess. First two years were stressful as hell, and I wanted to quit. But it’s getting better as I’m becoming more experienced. Approaching the 2 and a half year mark
Your videos are very interesting but also very pleasing because both the lighting, music choice, background noise (i actually love to hear the background "fans"). Well done! Earned yourself a sub
the value of your video's is everybody want's to "work" from home and thinking about what they are doing bad, they must going to work daily, reason is not just about know programming but about much more things i mean, be able working from home, it's about watching how you thinking i mean
An actual life of a SWE, rather than all the flashy vlogs showing off that this job is actually doing nothing. Well, I guess that's all those product guys, and others who do those vlogs of a "day in the life", where they are just hanging out in different rooms or having the free food at the office.
Guess you don't know how's the real software engineer does, most of "day in the life as a bla bla bla" videos are intern in a big tech company who don't need an intense workflow yet, also they're mostly seeking validation through their sometimes cringey video, just tell me who's the most influential software engineer for their works that has youtube channel I'll wait here, there's a harsh truth for you there pal, but nevertheless if you want to be a software engineer just go for it. It still has a lot of fun for being a long life learner
@@yehaa00 people dog on software engineers, but I challenge anyone to give it a go if they want to wfh or make those big bucks. That shit is hard af, especially if you don't haev a CS degree. It's possible, just exponentially harder to get through that first door. I develop on a smaller scale and I can't do what these guys do. Coding is really, really hard. That's why they make the big bucks.
@@youvegotmail9385 Yeah agree, this sudden hype of digital job and bootcamp creating a lot of cringey "trend jockey" developer, sadly. I've hired a developer, he's exceptional and the fact that he's not even into bootcamp whatsoever but because he has the intention to become an outlier. It's actually quite easy to distinguish between a "developer" and a developer nowadays because of the red ocean factor but sometimes the good one is preceded by the lucky mediocre. Such a harsh industry for real.
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the timeblock software i'm using is called sunsama for anyone who's asking. forgot to mention it in the actual video. 🙃
I’m jealous of this routine already (one minute in)
My day starts with violence with three screaming kids. Coding is the peaceful part.
Me too!!
@@Uncle_SAM96 it’s true. I say it with tongue in cheek. I am very grateful.
I always have a blanket on my nap when on the desk. I had two fully remote jobs since covid, got a new job that was 5 days a week in the office (45min commute with traffic each way) and that was absolutely soul crushing. Quit after two weeks. Now I found a job even closer to my dream job and fully remote again. Time to build up a routine again. It gets lonely folks, so make sure you have a good routine. Stand up and walk often.
your days already started from a good start compared to mine. My morning started with me questioning my life decision 🤣
is being a developer really that stressfull/ bad deciing between going into software dev or becoming an electricain pls help me decide lol
@@kieranbracken2578 Wouldn't say it's stressful/bad at all. It's only as good as you make it, but most people (me sometimes included) just go in the routine without much social interaction, which is tolling. It's one of the better professions right now, in my humble opinion.
@@kieranbracken2578 if you want money specifically then software I guess. First two years were stressful as hell, and I wanted to quit. But it’s getting better as I’m becoming more experienced. Approaching the 2 and a half year mark
😂😂
BIG TECH STOLE THIS MANS FACE
What app or software are you using for your schedule and stuff? :OO it looks so nice
The beginning gives off Mr. Robot vibes.
Please make more of these videos, they are so relaxing!! ❤❤
Also what is the app you’re using to record the amount of time you work?
Your videos are very interesting but also very pleasing because both the lighting, music choice, background noise (i actually love to hear the background "fans"). Well done! Earned yourself a sub
The description is too realistic 😭😭😭 just don’t burn out, take care
Can we get a tour of your setup? It looks great!
That title alone deserves a like 🤣
thanks for another episode !
the value of your video's is everybody want's to "work" from home and thinking about what they are doing bad, they must going to work daily, reason is not just about know programming but about much more things i mean, be able working from home, it's about watching how you thinking i mean
hey, I want to know the name of the tool you use for time tracking.
I love your blanket
you have an amazing co-worker!
Glad you wfh with that keyboard geezus!
A like directly from Brazil
What calendar software is that? Or is that outlook?
Sunsama
Besides the coding stuff, what programs do you use for productivity n' stuff for work and daily life?
I feel relax watching this, I dunno why haha. Nice video
nice vlog! could you tell me from where did you learn programming from scratch?
What is the focused work timer app that you are using? Great content btw.
Sunsama
dope video man, I want to make content high quality content like this haha!
where is the music from?
What's that app for time tracking?
what keyboard is that?
What's the software + timeblocker called? :)
Need too :) great video
@@keinakano6 found it, it’s Sunsama :)
hi there, what monitor can you recommend for coding?
What is the software you use for time blocking? (01:55)
wondering the same
@@retrohills Found it. It's Sunsama
@@transcendence3052 bless you
is it necesssary to have cat when i want work from home? can't be it a dog? because less coat on the floor ...
which firm do you work for？I am also a dev ~ casually lookin for opportunities
I am lazy i regret watching this video😂😂
what operating system do you use for work?
An actual life of a SWE, rather than all the flashy vlogs showing off that this job is actually doing nothing. Well, I guess that's all those product guys, and others who do those vlogs of a "day in the life", where they are just hanging out in different rooms or having the free food at the office.
man this is depressing as fuck
Show to us your computer and your setup in next video🙂😉
Sir do you earn 200000 dollars a year as a software engineer in Canada? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.
what kind of desk is this?
I wish I could eat like you. Sitting on my bum all day coding does no good for me :')
Sound & Edting TopNOtch
Great video..
did you uh go outside?
Reasons why I want to be a software engineer.
Number one 🗿:
Guess you don't know how's the real software engineer does, most of "day in the life as a bla bla bla" videos are intern in a big tech company who don't need an intense workflow yet, also they're mostly seeking validation through their sometimes cringey video, just tell me who's the most influential software engineer for their works that has youtube channel I'll wait here, there's a harsh truth for you there pal, but nevertheless if you want to be a software engineer just go for it. It still has a lot of fun for being a long life learner
@@yehaa00 people dog on software engineers, but I challenge anyone to give it a go if they want to wfh or make those big bucks. That shit is hard af, especially if you don't haev a CS degree. It's possible, just exponentially harder to get through that first door. I develop on a smaller scale and I can't do what these guys do. Coding is really, really hard. That's why they make the big bucks.
@@youvegotmail9385 Yeah agree, this sudden hype of digital job and bootcamp creating a lot of cringey "trend jockey" developer, sadly. I've hired a developer, he's exceptional and the fact that he's not even into bootcamp whatsoever but because he has the intention to become an outlier. It's actually quite easy to distinguish between a "developer" and a developer nowadays because of the red ocean factor but sometimes the good one is preceded by the lucky mediocre. Such a harsh industry for real.
code hard every day
what's the app name? 02:35
Yeah tell us already!
It is Sunsama!
Change the company.. Wfh is stillthere... You need to look outside big tech
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Bros eating banana cake with a fork 💀
sudo [USERNAME] 🚀!