Fastest way to become a software developer
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- This video breaks down the PRACTICAL strategy for breaking into software development.
We cover:
- Guidance for candidates who don’t have a Computer Science Degree
- My personal experience in the software development field
- Three popular career paths with detailed explanation
- How to get your foot in the door of tech
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➡️ Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:35 Personal Backstory
0:55 The reality of job opportunities
1:19 Three popular roles
1:32 Software Development Path
3:34 Database Path
6:12 Admin Path
7:28 Outro
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This guy is one of the only people giving an accurate representations of the time scales
I 100% agree
Totally agree
his courses are legit as well...
I agree 💯👍
u coming from siraj's channel mate???
I recently landed my first software developer role and would like to give my 2 cents. DO NOT get stuck in tutorial hell. Instead of the tutorials, focus on getting really good at one thing (frontend, backend, database design, etc). Build projects even if you don’t know how to start, break the project down into small problems and build each piece one at a time. The more projects you build, the better you get and more comfortable with adding complex features. If you do it this way, you can break into the industry faster, in my opinion. It took me 2 years until I “felt ready” to apply for jobs. In reality, I could’ve started applying after 6 months. I found a job for 80k within a month of searching. Moral of the story, specialize in one thing and build projects around that, then start applying. Good luck to everyone.
Thanks for sharing! If you don’t mind me asking, what did you specialize in and is your job something you can do working from home?
@@namimm3366 I am a full stack developer but I spent most of my time focusing on frontend technologies. In my opinion, the barrier to entry is lower for a frontend dev and there are a ton of jobs available. My job is remote for the time being but will be in office when COVID becomes less of a problem.
@@joemobes1632 What roadmap should I follow if I am newbie to this field?
joe can you help me? mail me if possible muhammed_imran@aol.com
Excellent advice Joe.
Thanks
This coronavirus lockdown made me push harder to find a viable career alternate. Since past 2 years I was failing to even continue to a basic HTML tutorial because I was in the comfort zone of a normal 9 to 5 finance job. Now with the lockdown, its been like a week and I have already applied a few of the basic HTML commands and made my first web page.
Minimalist nice!
Web page creation is easy the code was available in net bit it's updation is tough to google.... How much it's cost to update a website to google?? Can anyone
Nice
this is what exactly what i am doing
great way to spend your quarantine 💯💯
I’ll be honest with you. I graduated high school 5 years ago and I want to do something with my life. I really wasn’t the best at school and didn’t really apply myself. If I pursue this I will comment back with an update and make a video if/when I land a Developer job. Thanks for the advice and I wish my future self luck.
Hey man you can do it! Rooting for you 👊🏼
I am on the same path. Starting today, let's do this 💪
It's been a month, tell me your progress.
@@tysonboring9844 i’m actually in the process of enrolling into a Cyber Security program! At least to get a few certifications and then work my way up from there. I found CS to be more for me than Dev roles. Either way I’m pursuing IT and really enjoying it so far.
@@CptnCobblestone awesome!
bro your voice is so soothing
jake that's absolutely right !
jake it's a manipulation technique.
lol
yes i can understand every words
Which accent is this...
He looks so much like a gym trainer rather than a software engineer lol
Lol
😂
same i was wondering
Dude he sounds like Mark Ruffallo
That's what he really is.
When I saw the whiteboard, I expected you to product push hard. The info was good and straight to the point. You mentioned you have a course but the way you inserted it as an option and not in a forceful way was nice. Thanks man.
4:47 anyone who can put in 6 hours a day every day for 3 months. Employable. Amazing!
Well that's possible after graduation 🤣
@@Monster-bh4sz when you are a full time Mom with a 2 y.o.toddler it's hard to put 6 hours a day
when you are a full time Mom with a 2 y.o.toddler it's hard to put 6 hours a day
Then do 6month and 3 horse.. simple 😂
1st time I get a straight practical answer after watching countless RUclips videos.
I want to be a Bodybuilder, a Software developer, a Web developer, a Game developer.
My mind: Shut the f*** up and try to sleep..😭😭😭😭😭
Me in a nutshell
Same here, wanna learn so much things but don't know where to start🤣
@@aggwasra0114 Start with the "Hellow world " 🤣🤣🤣
@@buddiosgaming8541 🤣🤣
Start learning one thing and master it. Then learn other things if time, money and circumstances let you do it.
I wish you good luck and be consistent. You will learn anything and you can do anything.
This video is so good, I'm recommending it to noobs now. 2 years later, still applicable.
💯
Best comment ever
Was really worried, as a newbie, going into 2021
@@adan_wario 😊
@@adan_wario update bro,hows it going for u
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This video has provided an almost a perfect roadmap for me to becoming a software developer. I'm an accounting graduate just like you. I wish I saw this video two years ago. It's been 6 years since I left college. I love teaching style, thank you.
Hi Imtiaz ahmed ,
Your presentation skills are superb and appealing...your voice, vocabulary and language usage is great..
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Hi Imtiaz,
I saw this video a couple years ago and this helped pivoted my time to focus on landing a data analyst job. Did that for a couple years while teaching myself the needed programing languages & DB and apply them into projects during work. Applied to a bunch of jobs for 5 months and recently got a job offer to be a python dev as a mid sized tech company. Just want to say thanks for creating this vid and changing my life!
reading this 10 months later and you can’t believe the goosebumps I am getting like this just happened yesterday. I am so happy for you and I hope the tech world is treating you well and the job ain’t putting too much pressure.
What is a good bootcamp program to do for this?
@uk49cheatcodes99 Thanks friend! I'm still with the company and the responsibility and WLB is everything I could had dream of. It was so much effort to prepare for this career change but was worth it in the end.
@user-ro9es6kp7y I personally didn't pay for a bootcamp service. All I did was go through udemy tutorial and picked up SQL, Python, and Tableau outside of work. Then I incorporate my learnings into my clearical job to build work experience.
Some time has past since I made this post so a small update. I stuck with the tech company for a year and was laid off as part of the greater tech layoff market in Jan 2023. 3 months later, I landed a 100% remote job as a data engineer at a university. I still stand by what I said in my original post and believe Imtiaz and this vid changed my life because now I can rely on career security and not job security.
I know I'm PMS-ing but this video made me cry. I have put 6-8 hours a day for months now into learning Python (just strictly Python as a language) from zero CS background and I feel completely unemployable and lacking so many skills I see listed on job postings. This video made me realize I am simply learning the wrong thing to START with. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Yeah data analysis using python is as high paying as software development
A lot of these skills carry over to each other. SQL is different than traditional C programming languages. But Python will definitely help you learn how to think the right way.
Thank you so much for the info and encouragement!
6-8 HOURS, that sounds excessive. 3-4 hours of solid focused learning will be higher yield in my experience. 6-8 hours is medical school levels.
@@Ms452123 This is true. I did 6-8 hours of studying for an IT cert. By the end of it, I was having severe panic attacks. I did achieve my certification, but I likely would never do that again unless I was starving and needed to get certified for more money.
If I am alive, I will be back here 6 months from now. And I promise you this I will be a database developer.
Hold me to my word.
Thank you for video. The best software development advice ever
There's not such a thing....
Hey I believe you, if you want we can hold each other accountable cause i am beginning the same path.
@@josephkim1167 Can I join yo guys? a biologist here :(
I would like to join i am 14 yr old kid, but i already know some basic stuff like HTML i even learned some things from C++ but i forgot most of it because of school, wish me luck i will start with JAVA then PYTON
@@theeshadow6423 no one cares
Thanks man, I am 20 years old right now, turning 21 this year. And since I have a entrepreneur degree I am still looking my ways into the IT and development. Since I am not really a school type person I started learning at home, doing some courses and watching vids on youtube and I really start to learn more about it. I hope I can get a career out of this since I am not planning on doing another study for 4 years. Thanks for you're advice man.
i love your voice. you're not yelling or acting crazy. calm and voice is soothing. Makes me want to pay attention even more. :)
Also you get to the point. not like other videos where they go on babbling and divert people away from the content. - Keep up the great work, we need more people like you on RUclips :D
He is my favorite udemy instructor. He explains things so well. He is the only one never makes me sleepy during the course.
Man... Seriously... People need to make these sort of videos and here we're thinking that we've graduated and can't do anything at all now... Thanks a lot brother
everytime I decide on a path I watch something like this and have to refactor everything lol
LOL welcome to RUclips :P
Same here lol!
So overwhelmed rn
Overwhelming 100
Joe Bowman Yet I continue to torture myself searching for an obvious fantasy. This video however has made things as simple as they could possibly get for me lol.
Brother I had a stressy day but you talk so calm and understandable so I feel good now Thanks . :)
One of the best video I have watched on RUclips. Logical, practical and target oriented. Thank you.
I have watched this video many times! I love the inspiration it provides. Watching this video has given me the motivation and intelligence to get up and restart my programming journey wisely. You man provisioned a significant bridgehead to set foot on!!
Update sir,
You got great presentation skills Imtiaz! Loved your video. Keep it up.
Fastest way to become a software developer:
1. Understand what software development is
2. Understand the programming fundamentals (control flow statements, variables, data structures, databases, algorithms, functions, conditions, etc.)
3. Learn to properly use a programming language. Start with an easy one: PHP or javaScript (if you are more web oriented) and practice point 2.
4. Learn how to use a programming Framework. Start with an easy one based on the language you now know and practice point 3.
5. Read all you can about how to produce quality code at every step of the process of becoming a software developer.
6. Practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, and practice.
Piesho Nais i need your email address
You are an angel GOD bless you
Practice, practicee, practiceee.....
Two words: GOOD JOB
@@saikatghosh8072 u can start with python or c its on u
This is exactly the type of info I've been searching for, ty!
Simple, direct and exactly what I wanted to know. Great video!
Oh man! I was looking for this perfect video for the last few days. I finally decided to where I start my career in IT. Thank you so much brother Imtiaz.
Where are u at in ur career
@@joshuajoshua334 🤣
Great video! I have a business economics degree and are self-taught too :) If you have passion, opportunities will arise.
How will they arise, ive been learning programming for 3 years now and there are no jobs, nothing to apply to and cant afford moving to another city/country due to high costs of living/ rent. I dont pay no rent now ihave my own 1 room apt but no jobs in IT in this city, what now?
yian dev Try for freelancing works from home.
@@yiandev4368 of course u can move to another city/country.. just save some money and MOVE once u have the job u will earn more..
Here in berlin u get spammed with jobs while your are still in college.
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Hi Imtiaz, thank you so much for the absolutely brilliant advice I got from you from this video 3 years ago and now I am working as a software engineer-salesforce. Thank you so much you changed my life.
Did you start with sql
A year later and I'm very thankful I watched this video when I did because since then I have developed employable skills and the grit to keep going. Thanks for your advice, Imtiaz. You opened doors for me.
Anyone who is wondering about his course - take it. It's inexpensive, comprehensive, and will help you on your journey.
Good video. My advice to people that are just starting or don’t have technical backgrounds is to build things and not just read and memorize stuff. That will not work in this field. You can’t just read a book on programming you must program often and create things. Build an application through the entire stack, everyone has an idea for an application just build it. Pick one scripting language, pick a framework, pick a database and get started.
bro from where to start mysql or sql server
Dr Ammad Homoepathy I would probably start with MySQL because it’s typically used by smaller firms and that will most likely be your first position.
having a mass comm bavkground.learning front end dev.
how can i practically try that instead of notpad as a beginner ?
faisal shahzad instead of what?
ibrahim brother .i mean that i am in just at start of web development front end.i have becholer degree in mass comm .but i have shift my career to WD .i have learnt almost html.and now css.how can i practice these thing professionally instead of notpad by running it on google chrome?
and beother kindly tell me scobe of front end developer?and further career(future)of it...?waiting fr yr reply? thank u
"This takes time"
THANK YOU!
I’ll be graduating in a few months and my concentration is in CIS - Database Management, but I’ve learned JavaScript and really enjoy it so I’m considering front end development. This video is so helpful. Thank you! Subscribed.
Dude thank you for this video. It just came up for me but really helped and reaffirmed the direction I was taking with career change. You're truly amazing, thank you for the great content!!!!
Thank you so much. I just get started with "C" language. The foot in the door. Good luck everyone
it passed a year now_ where did you arrive_ have you learned the c langauage__
Hope Esperanza yeah I wonder if he learned it! What programming languages do you know?
Now he must be full fledged dev..
Great video, you look great too... and your voice and presentation were very clear and precisely understandable.
Thank You Imtiaz , you solve the mystery of mine , from the last couple years i couldn't able to find a way to start . Subscribed waiting for more videos .. keep up the good work God Bless.
I was ill for 20 years..my life was paused..now im 40 just got fully better and able to function properly now I want to continue my life and become a software developer....this is already a high demand job can u imagine the next 10 years
Criminal Justice background, Front-End developer now.
JEMustang wow 👏👏
lmfao niceone
Wow
Zing Zang lol😂😂😂😂
No degree background, back-end janitor now 🙃
I don't understand about the people who dislike such great vlogs which actually someone gives us a favor.
Unless some cultures thumbs down means they like it :()
They're from Australia. Everything is upside down there.
Wow, this is a great piece Imtiaz - thank you so much for the tips...
Makes a lot of sense to me even in 2020...
Cheers man.
5secs, your personality and subtleness got me to subscribe.
One of the best tutors in this space.
Wow this is really awesome. I work for llike 8 years in accounting and i want new career. Hope I can be software developer also
Love the way you make it easy, thank u brother
the first person in history of youtube that didnt tell people to only aim for web development as a beginner, i like it good sir, i like it alot
Very well done. I recommend this video to everyone seeking an entry into Computer Science field. Especially those who don’t know where to start.
thanks bro ! I truly appreciate your work
He went from professional bodybuilding to programmer.
@Slim silver
He never said he isn't successful in both
Toxic people like you usually don't succeed bte
@@imaginarychip4916 you are assuming again you your self have contradict the statement.
LMAO!! XD
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This presentation is the best I've ever seen! you are amazing. Big Thanks!!!
This is what I was looking for. There is a lotnof infos in the internet. It's too overwhelming, but your videos cleared out everything.
I just graduated university with my degree in CIS. I was considering studying and pursuing to become a software developer, but you made it so clear to me that I should start at Database Developer.
I have exposure to SQL and Tableau from prior classes, so I'm excited to pursue this career path. Here's to the next 3 months of studying like hell 🎉
Thank you!!
Hi Imtiaz, I happened to stumble upon this video and it encourages people to choose these fields inspite of being a non CS graduate. Thanks a lot for this useful video 👍🙏.
Imtiaz ..thank you so much! Just what I have been confused about. You just cleared it up! Thank you.
Gonna sign up this summer after classes are done. Definitely interested!!!
Literrally just starting to think about switching careers from accounting to IT, and youtubed about it just now. Glad i found this video of yours. Thanks a bunch for this. 😊
Checaii Garcia or do both 😏
did u succeed checaii ??
Do not think just do it and you’ll be grateful for the knowledge you acquired later. There is no downside to knowing more than anyone else.
Me too!! Same path
This is the clearest explanation of how to become a software engineer and what you need to know about it for the newbies. Thank you so much Imtiaz!
soft spoken and very direct to the point. Thanks for this.
Thank you so much for this explanation exactly what I was looking for
I was a Linux Engineer for some 5 years. One day the company needed a Ticketing System, so I wrote one over the weekend in PHP/MySQL and presented it to the Directors. They liked the demo, and basically said "OK, you're now a Software Developer, please create these projects as well" and I've sort of been a Developer since (now an x++ Developer).
Came to know that there's an X++ too.
@@samimahmed3822 It's used exclusively on the Dynamics suite of applications. Imagine, if you will, C# but with SQL integrated. So, you can write SQL selects straight into your C# code, and store the output in a variable, and then play with that output using C#. It's actually a fun language.
@@martinsanders6124 Wow. Seems very interesting. I am more of a Java Full stack guy. Will try X++ someday.
@@samimahmed3822 If you know Java then you already know most of X++. The pay for X++ Developers is exceedingly good ;-)
@@martinsanders6124 I will try to get into it as soon as possible. But I am also a fan of GoLang and Scala. Thank you for the information.
I’m currently still a fetus and this information has been very crucial towards my development to get the job that I want. Thank you.
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It’s for all ages from 5 years !!
I have been watching IT entry videos for 9 months now just 2 hear what I need to know in less than 8 min. Bless you!❤ and where were u RUclips algorithms?? Lol
Thank you for 1) your super informative video.
2) being easy on the eyes. thank you!
Hi Imtiaz, same thing happened to me as well :), I have graduated Accounting & Finance but from 4 years by now I'm working as a software developer, best decision I ever made. Your courses are the best. Thank you for everything. :)
rlukinn I use Google all the time for more depth into specific aspects of programming. Plus experimenting to see what happens is sometimes the fastest way.
rlukinn
if these courses went into those kind of details viewers would get too bored to go on. these courses are meant to provide a structure to begin exploring. every project worth anything will have things to research and learn about. actually, even those projects worth nothing will... not knowing and having to find an answer is part of learning.
Kevin Parsley Also the most interesting way to learn is pick something personally fun or fascinating + SIMPLE to you as a project. 👍
Me too. Accounting industry sucks.
A coworker got her Accounting degree at night school. The jobs in the accounting dept(large company) paid less then the current job she already had, so she never applied. :(
Thanks Imtiaz, you're great.... am one of your students in udemy.... top man!
johnn mandende Udemy India ?
This was so helpful, thank you!
thanks very much. i was struggling with languages as a beginner but now, i will focus on the sql and master it first.
Anyone else trying to get into coding because of their social skills? 😂😭
@@WindKid01 i am just a socially awkward person. I am just best when i am behind a computer screen
Buddy I am working on both social and coding
Loser on both
Still fighting
@@muhammadaliabdullah7544 love the dedication😂😂😭
I am an CS grad from India sitting home since last 9 months and this is the most mature and beginner friendly video I found. Thanks and please keep making such videos.
unobatbayar i don't know it always felt like no one would hire so I kept on practicing with DS & Algorithm, and I was more of depressed with college making blunder in my grading!
unobatbayar thank you so much mate! I really appreciate this is inspiring, I was almost in depression but yeah I'm gonna start applying this week and will give you party too as I land somewhere cool! :)
Good on you for helping out a stranger with your words!
Jerwin Samuel J yeah sometimes all you need is someone to talk with and approve of
Divyesh Parmar i feel ur pain. Im a senior in cs and can’t land an internship, but have had interest in my skills, just never made it to the tech interview process. Meanwhile, I have friends who have no GitHub or side projects at all and failed tech interviews and not cs majors but found jobs. It’s actually depressing knowing I could’ve majored in English , thus giving more time during school months to code instead of working hard for that high gpa and got a job.
Excellent ideas! Just what I needed for motivation, thanks Imtiaz
Thanks so much for narrowing down this huge field.
I'm currently in CS. I appreciate the idea of starting with database.
Great quality stuff....superb presentation...
Keep moving , Never Settle!!!
I'm 11 years old I've been learning python for about 1 month now wish me luck guys
you got plenty of time to learn. Even if its little by little, you got this man!
Hope to see u at the top
Get a life kid
The info was to-the-point, attitude was genuine, and the way was simple and decent. God bless you. Thanks a lot.
On a lighter note, I guess when you are not programming, you must be bodybuilding :)
HI Imtiaz, I just want to let you know that your videos are very helpful. Thank you so much!
Literally just starting to think about switching careers from accounting to IT, and youtubed about it just now. Glad i found this video of yours. Thanks a bunch for this. 😊❣️
Thank you for the advise on Tableu! You're right on the SQL! I'm a licensed cosmetologist and I learned SQL in two months [one class/week, into and intermediate)
Thank you so much for helping out my confidence in this career change.
Thank you brother for giving hope! I was quite tangled in my own thoughts how to get some tech skills. Thank you for answering! Best wishes.
People watching this should also ask themselves if they WANT to become a software developer. You have to be resilient, you have to enjoy constantly solving puzzles that you've never had to solve before, you have to have a strong degree of self belief, it's also a major benefit to have good interpersonal skills as you'll be dealing with a lot of co-workers and clients in meetings.
I love being a software developer, and would highly recommend it as a career. It's really rewarding and often fun, but make no mistake it's HARD. Be prepared to constantly feel stupid, for most of your career. I've been at it for 5 years and feel stupid a lot of the time, I've spoken to experienced devs of 15+ years and they say the same thing.
Nothing dude there is no profession is enjoyable. It only comes as your enjoyed things happened to be your profession. Don’t get it way around. If you are pursuing enjoyable and give up a unenjoyable profession that would give you more money and a better life so you can have more time to do your enjoyable things as habit, then you are just being dumb.
Yang Chun You can argue that you would have a better life working a profession that you actually enjoy anyway. Money also isn't absolutely everything.It's one of the most important things yes but money is not proportional to happiness. Unless you're broke, obviously.
Stupid, that's how I feel.
I hope I can do this.
"Be prepared to constantly feel stupid, for most of your career."
HA, joke's on you -- I ALWAYS feel stupid :P
@@Ridistrict I was gonna say that!
Your voice is so relaxing!!
This video was beyond helpful! Thank you. 😊
Just quick thank you to you - late 2018 I have started learning SQL now I develop enterprise desktop applications along with Node Js applications
Superbbb Sir.
Love from India.
Wow I heard this person and in first ten seconds I subscribed his channel.
Salman Shafique 😂😂😁😁...Same here... His personality is enchanting 😍
Thanks alot for the cool, calm and honest explanation. Most other people just come online to brag about coding bla bla and how they started at the age of 10 but you have made it clear. Thank you
This is the info I was looking for.Thanks Sir
I'm a CPA with 30 years experience on that side of it. I tell my friends (truthfully), that I'm a 10th degree black belt in accounting. The problem is our current software provider for our Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (aka CAFR) is significantly raising their prices. Thus, my motivation to learn software development, so I can write our own software. I already developed our basic financial statements using Excel (programmed in VBA), but it's not a full blown CAFR prep software.
I am interested in being a GIS/geospatial tech expert. I took one course already and would like to know how I can quickly ramp up with the right technical skills to get in the door quickly in this area. Thanks! Great video!
What's the course u have done already...??
Thank you for sharing an excellent creation and we look forward to seeing new creativity!!!
I am very thankful to you, because now a days I am also suffer to learn software development . Please please learn each and everything .
It's an awesome video, and the points are completely relevant. But living in Africa, Nigeria specifically, the tech climate here is a little different. Employers don't want and would likely not give a job to someone who knows only a subset of the general work most developers they have already do. They want someone who can build a feature from the database right on to the client side button that needs to be clicked. So I had to learn Java, SQL, HTML and CSS before (GWT let me avoid going in too deep) before I started my first coding job. Later on I added Python and JavaScript to my toolbelt. It's really great advice, but sometimes it doesn't fit perfectly into the tech climate in some geographical locations.
How difficult would it be to move from Nigeria? I can't imagine it being very fun living there.
@@jackjohnstone7841 right now it isn't. And it's not at all easy getting out. Sometimes I wish it came down to just my skills, then I'd get a shot at leaving. But the name Nigeria scares the rest of the world. It's like a label we can't seem to take off. But we do what it takes to survive, even if what it takes is learning a bunch of languages and frameworks to earn a living.
Jeremiah Adamson .Do you learn those skills in Nigeria?
@@oluabiola3203 yes.. I'm self-taught
Try Andela maybe..
You're the most athletic developer I've ever seen
hahaahahahahahahahah yeah that's true. he looks like Bakhtiari from Green Bay Packers
Assalaamualekum
Sir
I love the way you speak. Very few people who haven't their own language but speak well.
From India
Thank you for this video!
Started learning SQL today. Thanks, Imtiaz!
From where bro?
@@sharmajignesh836 Well, I started with this one really helpful video on RUclips, but I can't seem to find it anymore. I'm sorry. Wish I could be more help. Search for SQL for beginners videos. There are a lot of them here on RUclips.
Please do a similar video on getting into data science field.
Imtiaz your body language and speaking/mannerism is top notch. Great video, great work.
Mega helpful, thanks dude!