I've been following your channel since you were a university student until now. From "a day in a life as a university student" to a "day in a life as a software engineer" :D
I would say I mostly learned by myself. I started off by learning python from an online course. From there I did some personal projects by watching RUclips videos. Learning by doing is the best approach for me 🙂. My first python course was from Udemy, it’s called “Python For Data Science and Machine Learning Bootcamp”. These days there are plenty of Intro to python videos on RUclips tho. So you can start from there 🙂
Really proud of your journey, however important question about the last thing you mentioned in your video. Sure we would like to know about applying and things related to that, I am not saying that it is my goal or my dream to live in Japan, but I am interested in the culture and language, I Started learning Japanese a year ago while I was at the last year of uni, I passed the N3 last DEC, I also have been to Japan in 2023 it was all good but of course I cannot judge the country by an eyes of a tourist that was happy and excited about everything. Now I am in CO-OP (like an internship) with the biggest oil company in the world (Saudi Aramco) for 4 months and I will officially graduate after the program. I am happy with where I am today, I am not that desperate to move to Japan, but I was always open for this idea, to live away from my country even for some time, I am planning to take the N2 next July, but the thing is, I really wanna come to Japan after graduation, I have many options, I got offered a full paid scholarship from my country to study Masters in Japan, I can afford to go to a language school for several months, I can afford to stay in Japan as a tourist for 3 months and try living with a Japanese family and try many other activities since I know the language, but I really do not know what to do, also applying for a job in Japan is an option, but I am not excited to go to Japan only to get a job without life/work balance, I would prefer to stay in Saudi where life is more chilling if that's the case, so please make a video about Jobs in Japan, like imagine applying and getting accepted and then u don't know what to expect, is this company good? how is the culture of it? how would I know?
The work culture here really depends on the company, so you can do some research on potential companies that you’re interested in. This would help you answer your “how would I know” question.
Hi Ryze, Im also a recent graduate. Is your team looking for a product designer? Would love to connect with you! Love your video and your day in a life series!!
I can’t really disclose information related to my company. But for reference, you can check japan-dev or TokyoDev websites to get info about tech job openings in Japan that are (often) foreigners-friendly (meaning, you can do the job in English, or English and Japanese). I also use LinkedIn a lot for job hunting. Hope it helps!
Sir i need guidance i am in class 11 th in India I have two years left and i wanted to shift to japan for studying data science from your university so what should my first step be to fulfill this desire?
Love your videos 🤍 I really want to do masters in japan but I'm not sure is it worth it or not and also about mext scholarship coz I'm brokeee.. I can't afford it.. 😭 can you suggest me something please..
Thanks for watching! There are plenty of scholarships to pursue a master’s degree in Japan such as MEXT, ADB, and other scholarships from private organizations. First thing you can do is, visit the website of your target universities, then go to the scholarships/financial aids page. I’m pretty sure they have a comprehensive guide there. Good luck!
I've been following your channel since you were a university student until now. From "a day in a life as a university student" to a "day in a life as a software engineer" :D
Oh thank you so much for following me from the start haha😆
Thanks for the video.
Di tunggu video2 berikut nya, mungkin working style di Jepang sekarang terutama sebagai Software Engineer.
Thanks for watching!
Ryza berikan saya kata2 motivasi untuk hidup saya. Mungkin kata2 nya bisa membuat saya lebih semangat untuk hidup.
KEEP IT UP
Hi Ryza! Any tips or advice on how to learn code? How did you learn? Was it taught in the classroom, or did you learn it by yourself?
I would say I mostly learned by myself. I started off by learning python from an online course. From there I did some personal projects by watching RUclips videos. Learning by doing is the best approach for me 🙂.
My first python course was from Udemy, it’s called “Python For Data Science and Machine Learning Bootcamp”.
These days there are plenty of Intro to python videos on RUclips tho. So you can start from there 🙂
@@ryzary Thank you, Ryza! I will definitely check it out.
Can you create a video on your desk setup?
Noted!
Really proud of your journey, however important question about the last thing you mentioned in your video.
Sure we would like to know about applying and things related to that, I am not saying that it is my goal or my dream to live in Japan, but I am interested in the culture and language, I Started learning Japanese a year ago while I was at the last year of uni, I passed the N3 last DEC, I also have been to Japan in 2023 it was all good but of course I cannot judge the country by an eyes of a tourist that was happy and excited about everything. Now I am in CO-OP (like an internship) with the biggest oil company in the world (Saudi Aramco) for 4 months and I will officially graduate after the program.
I am happy with where I am today, I am not that desperate to move to Japan, but I was always open for this idea, to live away from my country even for some time, I am planning to take the N2 next July, but the thing is, I really wanna come to Japan after graduation, I have many options, I got offered a full paid scholarship from my country to study Masters in Japan, I can afford to go to a language school for several months, I can afford to stay in Japan as a tourist for 3 months and try living with a Japanese family and try many other activities since I know the language, but I really do not know what to do, also applying for a job in Japan is an option, but I am not excited to go to Japan only to get a job without life/work balance, I would prefer to stay in Saudi where life is more chilling if that's the case, so please make a video about Jobs in Japan, like imagine applying and getting accepted and then u don't know what to expect, is this company good? how is the culture of it? how would I know?
The work culture here really depends on the company, so you can do some research on potential companies that you’re interested in. This would help you answer your “how would I know” question.
Hi Ryze, Im also a recent graduate. Is your team looking for a product designer? Would love to connect with you! Love your video and your day in a life series!!
I can’t really disclose information related to my company. But for reference, you can check japan-dev or TokyoDev websites to get info about tech job openings in Japan that are (often) foreigners-friendly (meaning, you can do the job in English, or English and Japanese).
I also use LinkedIn a lot for job hunting. Hope it helps!
Hey, would appreciate how to get a job in japan as foreigner and langauge requirements
It really depends on the job. If it is a client-facing role, you often need to be able to speak Business-level japanese (N2 level-ish)
Sir i need guidance i am in class 11 th in India I have two years left and i wanted to shift to japan for studying data science from your university so what should my first step be to fulfill this desire?
Love your videos 🤍
I really want to do masters in japan but I'm not sure is it worth it or not and also about mext scholarship coz I'm brokeee.. I can't afford it.. 😭 can you suggest me something please..
Thanks for watching! There are plenty of scholarships to pursue a master’s degree in Japan such as MEXT, ADB, and other scholarships from private organizations. First thing you can do is, visit the website of your target universities, then go to the scholarships/financial aids page. I’m pretty sure they have a comprehensive guide there. Good luck!