The Customer Obsession point was key for me. It's not about your engineering prowess but about how the customer's life is improved by the work you do. Thank you, Sajjaad👍
Even if you’re not a software engineer, a lot of what was said here is applicable to any position. Such as mentorship, coffee chats, being charismatic, “shifting your work to being a business impact” phew 😮💨 that was a bar 😂 this was very insightful!
thank you! very useful info im about to go to uni in a few months for CS so these are probably gonna help me a ton, especially regarding time and energy management
Should we go for DSA or Web Dev? Should we do both if we have time? How to build connections? How to be impressive at Hackathons? (To be able to land a place in the good list of the first person)...
I will talk about MY experience. If you need money now, go for projects, learn web dev and try freelance to gain xp. If you want to go for the long run, keep studying DSA, and try to get into hackathons and competitions.
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The Customer Obsession point was key for me. It's not about your engineering prowess but about how the customer's life is improved by the work you do. Thank you, Sajjaad👍
So much value here even if you’re not in the SWE field!
Thank you so much :)
Even if you’re not a software engineer, a lot of what was said here is applicable to any position. Such as mentorship, coffee chats, being charismatic, “shifting your work to being a business impact” phew 😮💨 that was a bar 😂 this was very insightful!
thank you so much!!
thank you! very useful info
im about to go to uni in a few months for CS so these are probably gonna help me a ton, especially regarding time and energy management
Same here
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Love your content
Thank you!
Very valuable information!
Glad to help!
Nice points dude!
Great presentation 😊
Thank you so much
Thats magnificent bro
Amazing and very useful tips
Good content. Subbed!
13:06 couldn't agree more lol
Great! I really like it
Over seas devs are amazing. How ever I don’t think its realistic to be 1% its so subjective to the employers view.
Great video
Useful info
Thank you so much
The most important thing is noting but it can SmythOS can do lot of things and uses of it converting Pdf to images etc
You're a good speaker/presenter. How did you get better at that skill?
This is perfect
Also, watch the primegen 😅 . Love ur videos. Keep up
This is great
Will watch on toilet thank you
Should we go for DSA or Web Dev?
Should we do both if we have time?
How to build connections?
How to be impressive at Hackathons? (To be able to land a place in the good list of the first person)...
I will talk about MY experience. If you need money now, go for projects, learn web dev and try freelance to gain xp. If you want to go for the long run, keep studying DSA, and try to get into hackathons and competitions.
Do you recommend to pursue software engineering??
any summary of this?
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Bro is not even close to becoming a top 1% software engineer
Why you say that? Whars your definition of 1%?
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Dude! This is killer stuff. Just messaged you on LinkedIn, would love to schedule a chat for 15 minutes (see what I did there? 😉)