Awesome man. This got me really excited to (hopefully) work at Google in the future as a 22 year old! Seems like a lot of hard work and fun at the same time
When I saw the title of your video I was like "ooh...another lonely guy" but...your daily life is much better than other developers working at big companies.
Having worked at Google in cali why is NYC this much more fun?? Lmao I literally code all day, documentation at the end of the day, free food, go on a beach walk, then head home to sleep.
Make more vids. I see u don’t post alot so please post more this is mybe the happiest I have ever seen someone and still doing things with their friends even if they are working at a big company.
Programming is for all to learn and do as an ameteur. But the jobs for it is the premium one where it is not free, not given to all that applies in first come first serve basis. Most companies have technical interviews which are actually exams which will test you on your intelligence and fast thinking. That's the 'price' for that career where you need to 'pay the price' by working hard to crack those exams.
how long did you debate doing this video after taking the 2 year break from your previous? I always find it inspiring knowing you might have sat on this idea for awhile waiting to execute it not knowing how successful it might end up being great for everyone to take example from
@@eddyelamin9015 basically! Most people refer to themselves as working on either product (user-facing apps like gmail, google maps, etc.) or infra (the code that runs Google works behind the scenes)
So no one gonna mention how this man can watch three animes at the same time? No just me? Kaguya-sama: Love Is War？ SpyXFamily And I cannot tell what the bottom one is but wildest guess is Demon Slayer
Hey! cool videos! I was wondering if you had any advice as to a new person can learn to code? Someone that knows absolutely nothing.. What language should they learn first? What classes should they take?
please, could you help me? i live in brazil and here the minimum salary is 1200 reais, a good computer costs about 4000r$, in the united states it is much easier, currently i study kotlin using a diary, but i wish i could actually practice the code, it's my dream work with this, if you can help me, even if it's a 100$ notebook, it's very expensive here, sorry for my despair, but I don't see a way out
Lived this life on my 20s and it was great. Now I'm 45 and long retired living outside of Boulder, Colorado with no one around for 4 to 5 miles in any direction. I love the peace and quiet now. Enjoy it, because the years go by fast.
im entering my 30s, never have I experienced this life still studying (software eng) lol, doing mediocre and still not finding that cool college life not sure what I am doing wrong, I have crazy social anxiety tho and no friends haha.
I wouldn't mind a life like this at all. My current days consist of having a career crises cause I'm so unsure of what I want to do in tech but this fully swayed me. Thank you :) I know it's like 1 day out of many possibly boring/harder ones but the way things are going for me rn, one day of this is enough for a whole year
Me too trying to get from electrician to coder . Now wondering if trying school is good with work only once every 2 week or just better to learn at home and work meanwhile
@@notorious7706 Okay then well how far are you with your AI and mastering 6 different languages for that fat 500K a year salary, until you meet scrub. Comments like this show me time and time again why 90% does not “make it” and also why a lot of software for the tools we have today so for this time is pretty crappy. Anyway I cba with this idk why I got this vid in recommended so thanks for the dev that wrote the turn this comment off for notifications LOL.
This was dope man, great work! Just started my job here in NYC doing consulting so cool to see a lot of similarities between our lives. Looking forward to more vlogs like this one!
I swear to myself that I will study and work hard to achieve this kind of life. Please upload more of your SE days. It's very inspiring to watch, especially after a long day of coding. I'm still a first year college student hhayss
How I can tell I'm a 30yo software engineer now and not a 22yo software engineer: "10:30PM meet with friends" ME: "My god I should be in bed then.... oh no..... im old?"
16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. 17 For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him.
Why do Asian people communicate only with other Asians in the USA? It's not only about you, but I also noticed that many times ago, and for me, it looks a little bit strange:)
I know filming yourself coding isn't very interesting, but honestly this video makes it look like you wake up late, eat and snack all day, go to happy hours, play games and go home.
as a controls engineer my days are also pretty similar to this except i wake up at 7am, get to work at 8am, stare at excel spreadsheets for 9 hours, go home, eat and then cry myself to sleep then repeat
He's definitely lucky, but you can't disregard his hard work to get to where he is! Everyone has given circumstances. It's how you move forward that affects the outcome of your life.
@@GamingManiac1234 not disregarding his hard work at all. this guy has clearly put in the work to get the position he's in now. however, when you're only 22 the things you can point to that are attributable to your success, probably, are rooted in parents, alma mater, and the individual. you need really, REALLY good inputs to "make it" at such an early age, and I'm saying this guy is not only lucky to have had them but had known how to make good use of them. it's a happy thought to think hard work can get you there, but you also need the right environment and persona, as well.
@@irishknightt Definitely and that's what I meant by given circumstances(friends, family, school, etc), but he did good for himself. Currently striving to get into Google within the next few years.
I wouldn't say he's lucky at all, the amount of time and discipline it takes is far beyond luck. There are a ton of people born into advantageous circumstances that don't put in the effort needed to achieve what he has and vice versa. Tbh this is the kind of video I would want to share with middle school and high schoolers to motivate them and prove that if you take school serious early on, it will all pan out for you and here's proof.
hey! you're matthewyangcs, the guy who competed in the digital ultimate typing championship, no? it's awesome to see that you're a google software engineer, esp. since that's a route i plan on taking. congrats!
I am 36 and have been learning Python for 2 years. Now I work as a taxi driver in a small Siberian town. Your life is my goal! thanks for the motivation
I learned Python in 5 hrs youtub video and next week I cracked VMWARE and Altassian interview as Principle SRE. In order to get into Google or even in VMWARE or Altassian or Meta you need to demonstrate more of what you can deliver and innovate of what you already know
Hi Matt. i am a googler too and will move to nyc office soon! Curious how you think about the equinox hudson yard's monthly price? and how much discounts are they giving to google employee? Thank you!
what skills are required to get job in google nyc?while currently i am studying in Pakistan BS Software Engineering 5th Semester near to end...I am good enough in python
🙌 🙌
OMG you’re amazing
@@MattYang Sir,what language progamming almost do you use during daily work?(c#,golang,type-script.,java) ????,always success and happiness
@@andreajr2021 english
This was really cute
I’m still waiting for my code…
LMFAO
😂😂
Haha! The code that never came!
OMG you know @owen Luo??
Because, too many late night parties 😛😅
Awesome man. This got me really excited to (hopefully) work at Google in the future as a 22 year old! Seems like a lot of hard work and fun at the same time
Been having a lot of thought of doing software engineer as a career. This video is giving me motivation lol. Thanks man and keep up the work.
was just gonna leave, but the night view from the apartment in the end reminded me to SLAP the like button
appreciate it my guy
When I saw the title of your video I was like "ooh...another lonely guy" but...your daily life is much better than other developers working at big companies.
This kind of genjutsu doesn't work on me: I recognized Spy and family on your right screen 😁
Having worked at Google in cali why is NYC this much more fun?? Lmao I literally code all day, documentation at the end of the day, free food, go on a beach walk, then head home to sleep.
Lyer
@@Skyspecter headover to sunnyvale and see for yourself
Awesome vlog Matt!! Very inspirational and fun to watch haha 😁
I cannot believe you know Owen! That’s my best friend and big in our business frat
wow the guy dancing at 5:37 has some rad skills
Apart from your awesome job at Google and NYC's cityscape, this video is just very well made.
Your content is fantastic. I really enjoy it and find it very motivating.
What kind of developer are you, buddy?
Make more vids. I see u don’t post alot so please post more this is mybe the happiest I have ever seen someone and still doing things with their friends even if they are working at a big company.
Living your best life! LETS GO!
finally not a boring A-day-in-my-life as a software engineer.
Love the video bro! Yes yes yes enjoy those moments! Please! Love from Atlanta ga ❤️
Thank you for giving me motivation while I am coding in the middle of nowhere
Nice vídeo, but just one question you watch 3 animes at the same time?
The background music, is it copyright? And do u earn RUclips affiliate from this video?
That 215 WPM flex 👌🏽
Especially since it's via a laptop keyboard and not a typing mechanical keyboard!
Cheers mate, we have it easy as swe
- The ideal work does not exist
The ideal work:
Finally, a video of not a boring "day in the life of a software engineer"
bro watches 3 shows at the same time
Thanks for showing that you have fun and a life. Subbed my friend.
dope stuff fam
your stuff is awesome too
the vibe is amazing, it really makes me wanna work there.. Is the rent expensive compared to what you earn at Google?
Hello mister yang I am student in high scjoll and my dream is to become swe at google such as yourself. How do I learn days structure and algorithm?
Wait! Is it daytime at 8:00 PM 😲... In Pakistan India, it usually night around 7 PM
love how he listens to blackpink while working lmao
Programming is for all to learn and do as an ameteur.
But the jobs for it is the premium one where it is not free, not given to all that applies in first come first serve basis.
Most companies have technical interviews which are actually exams which will test you on your intelligence and fast thinking.
That's the 'price' for that career where you need to 'pay the price' by working hard to crack those exams.
Is the pizza still 99c?
how long did you debate doing this video after taking the 2 year break from your previous? I always find it inspiring knowing you might have sat on this idea for awhile waiting to execute it not knowing how successful it might end up being
great for everyone to take example from
For once, I thought u will be showing us the projects u are working on for Google.
MY dream work
all cliches are present: Google, free food, ping pong table, Equinox
Wow google give you macbook now and hot desks? Make sense with WFH i guess. When I was there (2018) we had dell desktops running Linux.
Where'd you get this wallpaper? 2:19
I mean, I can't find one with this blue tint
bro livin the life
Vida prefabricada.
No sunset til 8:00pm😂
Im proud to wear the google shirt! Just can’t wait to be employed full time tho 😢😂
so interesting seeing how you guys live ur life versus my life as a college student in nyc lol
Nice video man btw what tech do use at google + which team are you?
Mostly internal tooling, and I write a lot of C++ because I"m on ads infrastructure!
@@MattYang is infrastructure same thing as backend? Sorry im a bit of a newbie
@@eddyelamin9015 basically! Most people refer to themselves as working on either product (user-facing apps like gmail, google maps, etc.) or infra (the code that runs Google works behind the scenes)
So no one gonna mention how this man can watch three animes at the same time? No just me?
Kaguya-sama: Love Is War？
SpyXFamily
And I cannot tell what the bottom one is but wildest guess is Demon Slayer
What a beautiful view OMG! :O
Everyone getting fired actually makes sense now.....
Love the video, but I still can't get over how you watch 3 animes at once LOL
Beautiful Life
Hey! cool videos!
I was wondering if you had any advice as to a new person can learn to code? Someone that knows absolutely nothing.. What language should they learn first? What classes should they take?
please, could you help me? i live in brazil and here the minimum salary is 1200 reais, a good computer costs about 4000r$, in the united states it is much easier, currently i study kotlin using a diary, but i wish i could actually practice the code, it's my dream work with this, if you can help me, even if it's a 100$ notebook, it's very expensive here, sorry for my despair, but I don't see a way out
Lived this life on my 20s and it was great. Now I'm 45 and long retired living outside of Boulder, Colorado with no one around for 4 to 5 miles in any direction. I love the peace and quiet now. Enjoy it, because the years go by fast.
I'm 20, tips for retiring in 20 years?
im entering my 30s, never have I experienced this life still studying (software eng) lol, doing mediocre and still not finding that cool college life not sure what I am doing wrong, I have crazy social anxiety tho and no friends haha.
@@owbrianslender5834 hit the gym, do meditation. you will get there in the right mindset
@@dbikerlp9299 get a good job at a FAANG company and make $400,000 a year but save most of it and you can retire by 45 and live a good life
bro beat the game
I wouldn't mind a life like this at all. My current days consist of having a career crises cause I'm so unsure of what I want to do in tech but this fully swayed me. Thank you :) I know it's like 1 day out of many possibly boring/harder ones but the way things are going for me rn, one day of this is enough for a whole year
Me too trying to get from electrician to coder . Now wondering if trying school is good with work only once every 2 week or just better to learn at home and work meanwhile
Ask yourself why you are doing it, if its money you are very very very likely to fail tbh.
@@revoltoff 🧢, money’s a great motivator for me lol
@@notorious7706 Okay then well how far are you with your AI and mastering 6 different languages for that fat 500K a year salary, until you meet scrub. Comments like this show me time and time again why 90% does not “make it” and also why a lot of software for the tools we have today so for this time is pretty crappy. Anyway I cba with this idk why I got this vid in recommended so thanks for the dev that wrote the turn this comment off for notifications LOL.
@@revoltoff Lol the projection is surreal, good luck to you
Definitely cherish these days forever. Great to see you work hard and have fun too. And nice bench and shoulder presses 💪💪💪
Wow, NYC looks so fun! Night life seems so exciting unlike certain cities on the West Coast. Too bad it’s so cold!
yes but if you are asian there is a high chance that a black man will beat the shit out of you.
This was dope man, great work! Just started my job here in NYC doing consulting so cool to see a lot of similarities between our lives. Looking forward to more vlogs like this one!
I swear to myself that I will study and work hard to achieve this kind of life. Please upload more of your SE days. It's very inspiring to watch, especially after a long day of coding. I'm still a first year college student hhayss
it's all an illusion; but I guess you need illusions to keep going... those guys at the top are hedonically adapted to their life, same as you now
Wish u good luck bro
me too bro, I want to work for apple at the apple park one day
Just study hard and learn as much Python and JavaScript as you can and you will have this fabulous life, broh
Hows Your study goin?
Amazing video man, really well made! Nice balance between work and play.
I have watched quite a few 'day in the life of a SWE' videos, but this one really stands out. Thank you.
Now I am understanding some layoffs
How I can tell I'm a 30yo software engineer now and not a 22yo software engineer: "10:30PM meet with friends"
ME: "My god I should be in bed then.... oh no..... im old?"
I thoroughly enjoyed this and wish I was this young and start my life again but this time as a SWE!
whats ur job now
Skipping leg day. That's bad bro. Amazing video by the way. Greetings from another software dev based in Colombia!
Whoa.. you listening BLACKPINK too.. bro? I also listen to their music when I'm coding =)
16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. 17 For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him.
That's... shockingly accurate for a young professional in NYC.
I’m 35 and will die within two days only sleeping past 3am😓
Why do Asian people communicate only with other Asians in the USA? It's not only about you, but I also noticed that many times ago, and for me, it looks a little bit strange:)
legit work hard play hard vibes
this is the first guy i saw which has friends. even has GIRL friends. that's a first
I know filming yourself coding isn't very interesting, but honestly this video makes it look like you wake up late, eat and snack all day, go to happy hours, play games and go home.
Between google and facebook - I’ve never seen software engineers jack around more during the day.
When I watch these it motivates me to replace them. People get complacent and they don't realize there are others waiting to swoop in and grind
bro built different the way he's watching three shows at once
as a controls engineer my days are also pretty similar to this except i wake up at 7am, get to work at 8am, stare at excel spreadsheets for 9 hours, go home, eat and then cry myself to sleep
then repeat
im in the same field (mechatronics, controls/PLC programmer). the travel kills me, i had to stop.
Stop crying, just go back to med school, thank me later.
@@ckrgksdkrak lmao no
dude is out there watching 3 anime at the same time LOL
you're really lucky to be able to achieve all this at 22yro. took me a few years longer to afford to live independently like that.
believe me, I am so appreciative of the unbelievable privilege I have-I have my parents to thank for that
He's definitely lucky, but you can't disregard his hard work to get to where he is! Everyone has given circumstances. It's how you move forward that affects the outcome of your life.
@@GamingManiac1234 not disregarding his hard work at all. this guy has clearly put in the work to get the position he's in now. however, when you're only 22 the things you can point to that are attributable to your success, probably, are rooted in parents, alma mater, and the individual. you need really, REALLY good inputs to "make it" at such an early age, and I'm saying this guy is not only lucky to have had them but had known how to make good use of them. it's a happy thought to think hard work can get you there, but you also need the right environment and persona, as well.
@@irishknightt Definitely and that's what I meant by given circumstances(friends, family, school, etc), but he did good for himself. Currently striving to get into Google within the next few years.
I wouldn't say he's lucky at all, the amount of time and discipline it takes is far beyond luck. There are a ton of people born into advantageous circumstances that don't put in the effort needed to achieve what he has and vice versa. Tbh this is the kind of video I would want to share with middle school and high schoolers to motivate them and prove that if you take school serious early on, it will all pan out for you and here's proof.
top left is love is war top right is spyxfamily and the middle one is impossible lmao maybe demon slayer if ur behind
The view from your apartment is amazing!
In what coding language do you write in at google??
0:45 how do I get this mod. Showing wpm while typing
it's in the settings on monkeytype.com/ !
@@MattYang it does show. how do i make it appear in center
Your parents dont beat you when you enter home at 3:00AM ??? 😣😥
Lol no wonder Google laid off 12K people...nobody was actually doing anything!
Still working there Matt?
For sure, he is one of the best at the office
damn, cant imagine the rent for his apartment. probably 5k/month or something
Man watched 3 anime at Same time? Holy god.. I thought I’m an experience anime watcher
watching three at a time is plain stupid.
do you still have this job?
hey i wanted to know didn't you got demoneytized for using boywithuke's song or did you?
Great video! Also the animes on his monitors were Love is War & Spy X Family! Not sure about the 3rd one though 😂
What a glow-up! You look different within 2 years.
hey! you're matthewyangcs, the guy who competed in the digital ultimate typing championship, no? it's awesome to see that you're a google software engineer, esp. since that's a route i plan on taking. congrats!
im here thinking how much is bro's rent lmfaooo that vieeeeeew!!!!!!!!!!!!
for curious people, he actually left google 1 month after publishing this video, he is actively involved in a startup named 'Stealth'
Listening to Blackpink while coding. 🙏🏽 You're just like me, except the working at Google part. 😂
😂😂 just like me except the Blackpink part and also working at Google
nice job! nothing need to do and get ez money
Finishing & leaving at 07:45 pm would be rather a little too late to me, How could you recharge yourself and g on with all other activities?!!
homie typed 215 wpm at 100% first thing in the morning...
I am 36 and have been learning Python for 2 years. Now I work as a taxi driver in a small Siberian town. Your life is my goal! thanks for the motivation
I learned Python in 5 hrs youtub video and next week I cracked VMWARE and Altassian interview as Principle SRE. In order to get into Google or even in VMWARE or Altassian or Meta you need to demonstrate more of what you can deliver and innovate of what you already know
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ایران میتونست ده برابر بهتر از همچین جایی باشه
Hi Matt. i am a googler too and will move to nyc office soon! Curious how you think about the equinox hudson yard's monthly price? and how much discounts are they giving to google employee? Thank you!
this was actually super fun to watch! Glad to see the fun activities at night !
what skills are required to get job in google nyc?while currently i am studying in Pakistan BS Software Engineering 5th Semester near to end...I am good enough in python