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Were there any issues with off-gassing, odors, or anything like that?

Great vid @Stephf! I'm sure this helps other moms (and dads) who would be re-entering the workforce after having a baby.

Awesome ❤🎉

Hello, I'm in my late 30s and am interested in making a transition to becoming a SWE...what are the steps to make this happen? Do you need a CS degree? Please help me as I find your succesful transition into a SWE inspirational.

Thank you for sharing , this is really well explained and very insightful, it gives a clear idea about what to expect in the first few months from the role of a junior developer.

Brilliant

Yes I needed to enroll in bootcamp 👩🏽‍💻 as well for fundamentals

Nice, well rounded review. Thank you for sharing your experience.

can you share such bootcamps, i am looking for one.

seems like a great company - you are on your way!

lving the life!!

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As an SDE intern at Amazon, we do design, development, and testing.

Yes, thank you. Even though you have it overloaded, it looks super stable.

Just so you know, from an experienced technical worker, resumes should be created to NOT distract the reviewer, so that they see all your great skills, their time is usually short so it’s best to have skills standout and not have colors and fonts that are distracting. When you’re applying for a professional job your resume should also be professional. You can be creative in other ways just not on a resume!

Sounds like an honest video. Thanks

sadly, 700-800 bucks is mid-range for a standup desk (maybe on the high-end of mid-range).

Congratulations 🎉❤ love seeing other women do this!

The affirmations made me love this video!! I appreciate your tips! I am about to start a 26 week part-time bootcamp with Fullstack Academy....

@2:46 I dread this aspect of coding. Working with someone else's poorly written code that you can't just trash and start with a clean slate.

Please keep making videos!!!! I loved your insights.

So I was rewatching your video. Did your boot camp not check your assignments like did they not get reviewed at all?

This is inspiring. I just graduated from a bootcamp and I am confident in my skills yet I am nervous. Same, we learned React (I struggled through React. lol. It was more so about component design than anything else. I have an OOP academic background so I am used to classes with a clear design.) and backend technologies. But I had fun. On the job hunt now, looking for a junior dev role. I am willing to move anywhere (as long as it's not in the middle of no where. lol), and they have some type of night life. Thank you for your honesty. Wish me luck.

Thanks. Very interesting and helpful!

oooo Great update! Thanks Steph!

Congrats on your promotion, Steph. It's hard work and lots of perseverance. I'm in the midst of portfolio building but I told myself that i'm committed. No matter how hard the market gets, I'm gonna become a dev. It's so hard to change careers because you feel like a teen again, relearning a brand new field.

in my bootcamp i am learning python; there are other languages. anyway, the confusing thing is if to start applying after that? i spent the last year and half taking data science, data analytics, and even becoming a certified azure data engineer. nothing worked out. did you learn anything extra like flask before applying?

which bootcamp did you attend?

Thank you for creating this video! It's really motivating me to keep pushing forward in my coding journey. I've been in a bootcamp for 4 months now, and at times, I've felt uncertain about whether I'm truly understanding the concepts or if I'm cut out for it. But after watching this, it's reminding me of my goals and helping me adjust my outlook. I'm feeling reenergized and ready to tackle more challenges !

This is very motivational. Just graduated like a month ago. I look forward to building myself like you have.

Very motivational and useful video!! I am actually feeling down (sad mood) because I don't know how to code a Tic-Tac-Toe board game in MySQL. 😢😢 • But after watching your video, I realized that feeling discouraged is part of coding. • Embrace it!! Embrace the challenge, and embrace the SUCK !!! 😮😮

Sp proud of you 🍀 keep up the good work 💯❤😊

I’m glad I saw your video. Your honest inputs are very helpful. I’m literally about to do my application interview and trying to calm myself down. I hope I’ll pass the interview 🙏🏼. I’ll let you know if I pass

i have a masters and cant get a job to save my life lol.

Is the laptop mount seen here from Uplift or purchased separately?

So what kind of projects do you put on GitHub that actually stand out? Because I would imagine as a boot camp grad, especially with EDX that some of the projects are going to look familiar. So what would you recommend for a project for GitHub that would actually stand out and not look cookie cutter?

Your video is boring and very discouraging for some reason...thanks anyway

How did u get an junior software engineer in English ❤?

Super helpful, thank you!

Please link for your mouse

Me sometimes😂

Hello, Congratulations Cool 👍👏👏👏👏

Review about keyboard

I went to watch your video about the keyboard and ended up seeing the dogs 🤣

Thanks for going in-depth on your progress within the company as a junior dev, it's nice to understand how they slowly integrate you, and the practices being used. Great video!

My 4 leg Uplift arrives today. IT's going to be realy heavy I bet.

Awesome video. Can you share the links to your laptop mounts/stands?

soooo helpfullll thank youuuuu

thanks so much for the video I was really anxious for the first months when I will get a job and now I feel really comfortable <3 thanks again this is goals :)

Is it a good choice for a person who has just graduated from high school to enter a bootcamp rather than college because I don't work well with books and I'm more of a person who learns from practical teaching. Because I have this subject which I did in high-school called Computer Applications Technology (CAT). It is divided into two sections. Theory and Practical In the practical half, we didn't need to study, only practice. I excelled at that, I was the highest in the grade with practical, I even got 116/150 for the final exam However, on the theory side, I didn't do good, that requires you to read and study. I got 52/150, which pulled me to get to 56% for my final mark If it was only practical, I would have gotten 77%, but theory pulled me back University requires you to read and study However bootcamp, you just need to do the work directly which gets you job ready if I'm not mistaken