@keiwaiou26
Recently found your channel, you have you some great tips!!
@lilgamedev
โHow are they going to find out anyways?โ Is the biggest power move you can make, it works wonders
@0xSingularity
Channels growing fast now!! Bless the algorithm
@aissamouajib
Amazing video, very helpful as always keep up the good work ๐ช๐ผ.
@nijaTalks
Thank you for the Great Energy :)
@jano3289
The best tip I have ever received on this topic is to continuously go to interviews even if you are not thinking about a change. If you do so you will: 1. Be used to interviews and won't be nervous once you really want a change. 2. Know what the market is expecting from you and learn what technologies other companies are using. 3. Keep updated on what the market has to offer.
@Adrian-xe2sn
Would be amazing if you could do a video where you answer the top 20 behavioral questions like you would in a real interview
@inid3a
wowwowowow, thanks for the tips and clearly explained, will try it for my next interview ๐ฅ
@ananse2445
OMG those last clips ๐ , I have made youtube videos before so I feel you!
@add-bg5ho
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@nesh
Hey, I donโt know If youโll read this but here I am, commenting. I am Nesh, almost 5 years of experience as a software engineer but upon moving in the US with a dependent visa(meaning I am not allowed to work), I have my 5years gap. Did the homemaker thing for 5years and also built up my small YT channel. Now I can finally apply for a job, going back as a software engineer is my first move. I know that I already have an experience but still I have this fear. With the 5 year gap, how can I go back?? I am not one of the genius software engineers out there who can code with their eyes closed(you know what I mean). I find it hard now that I am starting again at 34. Reading a lot, motivating myself, studying, searching. Then I stumbled upon your video. This video hit me so hard coz I already knew all the things in this video. This was my strategy back then. I am not strong technically but I have this mindset that everything can be learned so I focus on what I already know, on what is in my resume and on my experiences that really brings out the best in me. I just want to thank you for reminding me. So inspiring. I hope one day, I can inspire others too. I hope one day I can go back to this comment and brag that I did it! God bless and more power to you!
@christianmorera4127
Wow this is gold and only 25 comments!?
@krunalpatel9797
Great tips bro, Thanks a lot
@madao4024
i am certain 3 days ago he had about 8k subs this morning 13k and now 16k
@irf47
is there a volume low feel when you see the video?
@einarabelc5
The worse part of it all is how completely and utterly ignorant recruiters are when doing an interview. The cases of that not happening are very rare.
@yangliu1471
Very useful tips! My final round interview at Microsoft is coming next week and I still feel I am not well prepared. Do you have any tips for the candidate at the last minute of the interview?
@elchinfit
What can you say about Glassdoor salaries? Are they true? If we should offer salary how can we decide our offer is good? which components we should compare?
@coderd8780
hey, I loved your video and I already subscribed. my name is Fidel, I am 40 years old, I studied visual arts and since the pandemic I have begun to study programming, HTML, CSS, javascript and now python. A little scared because I'm already like I'm late. hehehehe but I just wanted you to know that your videos are funny. Good vibes.
@emekecho2024