This is def inspiring. I initially ruled him exclusively as an exception till he said he studies 10hrs reading a week on leadership, i understood. His effort is exceptional thus, why
This is awesome content, thanks man. I work in Cybersecurity but these principles can be applied in most jobs so it's really valuable not even just for Devs. Thanks a lot for your content.
Loved this interview! I think you asked the right questions here and this is exactly what I was curious about in the transition from engineering to management.
Dude I've applied to at least 100 internship positions, and I've only gotten two interviews from that. I'm working on personal projects when I get the chance in between these time consuming and challenging CS courses. It's extremely hard right now to get one and I'm about to hit my senior year...
That journey took me 20 years. I ended up at L7/L8 in the CEO's 12 person team at a Smartphone manufacturer. I retrained into medicine a few years later.
@@DomDG After decades of tech in corporates and startups and my own businesses plus realising that I didn't quite have corporate CEO abilities, I felt like a change.
Don't care about how many levels you ascend in 4 years; it's the stories you can tell from the cool stuff that was made to solve problems that matter more
buddy went to s startup to learn react.... also as soon as I heard Harvard in a sentence I knew that this is not my audience. I think there should be more normal tech videos from people who didnt go to clout schools. It is bad for the younger generation who sees this and thinks they are getting into fang just cause they know some python.
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This guy really got his microsoft internship offer just by talking about his tennis racket business. That was truly the golden era.
He’s simplifying it, it was still very hard to get a top internship at that time. He went to a top school. Every generation has its own challenges
also depends on the interviewer
This is def inspiring. I initially ruled him exclusively as an exception till he said he studies 10hrs reading a week on leadership, i understood. His effort is exceptional thus, why
gotta put in the work
Love the interview . Great to hear the journey from intern, L3 - to L8 .
Appreciate it!
This is awesome content, thanks man. I work in Cybersecurity but these principles can be applied in most jobs so it's really valuable not even just for Devs. Thanks a lot for your content.
gotchu bro
Ok..
1. So be super smart and in America
2. Leverage that to get to higher levels
3. Give interviews
lmao that sounds so easy
@@namanhkapurthe hardest part is being born in America to Desi parents
Loved this interview! I think you asked the right questions here and this is exactly what I was curious about in the transition from engineering to management.
Glad it was helpful!
Dude I've applied to at least 100 internship positions, and I've only gotten two interviews from that. I'm working on personal projects when I get the chance in between these time consuming and challenging CS courses. It's extremely hard right now to get one and I'm about to hit my senior year...
that's nobody's problem but yours
bro, just keep grinding !!
keep grinding, it's just tough right now
That journey took me 20 years. I ended up at L7/L8 in the CEO's 12 person team at a Smartphone manufacturer. I retrained into medicine a few years later.
Why switch to medicine?
@@DomDG After decades of tech in corporates and startups and my own businesses plus realising that I didn't quite have corporate CEO abilities, I felt like a change.
@ nice makes sense
woah so cool!!
Don't care about how many levels you ascend in 4 years; it's the stories you can tell from the cool stuff that was made to solve problems that matter more
facts
lol this is wild, I thought this guy looked familiar. Pretty sure he was the best man at my cousins wedding last month
woah small world
Haha I think I know who you are talking about 😊
This is the greatest video I ever seen in my life. I mean ever. Did I say ever???
my boy
I like your interviewing videos
Me too man
Those days are over. They cant get enough of H1Bs and temps. Its become a really stingy company.
Seems like companies are also getting rid of managers
hehe hi namanh hi niraj
hello drift
buddy went to s startup to learn react.... also as soon as I heard Harvard in a sentence I knew that this is not my audience. I think there should be more normal tech videos from people who didnt go to clout schools. It is bad for the younger generation who sees this and thinks they are getting into fang just cause they know some python.
I think there are still some great takeaways regardless, but thanks for the feedback!