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WOW the job that laid you off paid you $190K per year? That's amazing. I get paid $55K per year as an Accountant with 8 years of work experience in Accounting, a 4 year degree in Business, and a 2 year degree in IT. I guess I'm getting paid waaaaay below my range. How can I even save money on a $55K (gross income) per year? I have to manage a family.

its not worth it. Only if you can work remotelly for an American or North European company you gonna make some good money

i have an advice to give to people wasting time watching stupid videos like this on youtube stop get some help and go work on your s**t , this guy is probably is better than you financially and will never get there taking advice from some random dudes on the internet

You seem very phony.

Would you be able to make a video which is meant for those who aren't college graduates that want to attend a bootcamp and what their outlook would be after? I see a lot UA-cam videos of bootcamp graduates with previous college degrees that appear to make the transition into tech much easier. I know having the 4 year degree is optimal but it be nice to know what the prospects are for non college degreed individuals.

They offer you job placements, lies lies

Owkkkk...so i am currently learning css and i feel attacked! goshhhhh...

fake man howis that possible 5 years academic studies cs 3months com on

Nasa pinas ka now sir?

Learn the vanilla languages, not all the popular libraries that are wrapping themselves around vanilla code. jQuery was massive at one point. Now how often do people tell you to do something with jQuery. If you understand vanilla, you can understand what these libraries are doing.

Both are pretty green compared to retail pay lol

What would be a good place to go and learn coding for software dev today? I am stuck at a full time job that requires me to be on call, and I want to still make decent money, but learn coding.

**stares at my towns "population of 3500" sign**

thanks for the vid, I have the "hit wall" with tutorial hell trying to learn html/css without much actual building web sites. is there a site like leetcode for hmtl/css ? <h1>Thanks</h>

I think if you have a CS degree you have a better chance getting a job with little experience because your foundation is solid based on learning and proving so whoever highers you knows your dedicated your foundation is solid you just need experience

only quiche eaters use vscode

Chris, you are such an inspiration to everyone out there who's struggling to get their life in order, and tackle something as difficult as learning how to become a developer. I love how raw this was, thank you for sharing this with the internet.

This was inspiring. Thank you for sharing. You've given me some inspiration to get back into studying code and building things. ^_^

Doode is working pages in WIX!

Your videos are amazing. I am aspiring frond end developer.

Sooo true. People all got their own opinions on what route you take its annoying and its bullshit. You do what works for you do your research and find what I'll work for u. Not everyone ones situation is the same

these videos really motivate me

Thank you!

Thanks for inspiring

Thanks for inspiring

Did you continue to learn more than one language or at some point did you stop and just focus on each language one by one?

The developers with no CS degree be the first ones laid off at these companies. Then the last to be hired nowadays and when they are hired, they are not making 6 figures like in the hey day of 2019-2020 😆

Projects are ok, but get intern while in school, practice problem solving . Project your passion about it is best

Thanks for this because you'd never stop learning otherwise

now retired and came to the same conclusion-the coworkers were never ever real friends-been burned so many times-so much politics-and yes if you make more then "them" they will try to knock you off that position -smh

The good old days has gone bro 😢 The buble collapsed.

Thanks a million for the video. Very helpful

Hey Chris. I just bumped on your channel and its crazy how algorithm works. I'm in the point of my career that I want to pursue what I love the most (programming ) 10+ years ago then I happen to saw this 7 year old video. Thank you for reminding me that its never to late to code. I may know less to nothing right now but as I leave this message here I will get back to it a year from now and recount when it all started again. Leap of Faith. Amen.

i accepted a junior position starting at 145k 🤙🏾

100% the christian boss has let you wait for an hour to check if you really really want it and you passed the test with bravour! :)

i got a web dev interview coming up wish me luck ‼️

I like to think of it as a shift in how we code. Instead of being the writer, director, and the producer, I now get to have a writer (AI) doing a lot of the work for me, while I can direct all the big picture moving parts.

Does it need any kinda degree to become a web developer???

Dude you’re lying out of your ass all the time

This is super helpful bro! Thanx

3:40 if the designer is using Photoshop in 2024, flat out refuse to implement the design. They have no fcking clue what they're doing and the design is probably utter sh*t.

great video. But how can i get affiliate link from each product like that?

Chris Sean, This is great! I liked it and subscribed!

How does 1 work 3 jobs yet still lived in his car?

You don't even need CS degree to become a web developer. Unless if you want to get into AI/ML those specialization will require a background in CS

Wonder if I met you how long it would take for me to learn full stack if you showed me in person 😢

You literally said that you dont need to know too much html and css and then you add in the same sentence terms like UI and Photoshop well i guess someone needs to make that, with basic html and css you won't be able to achieve its obvious that you need great knowledge on those technologies.

Appreciate the video, Chris!

I just wanna work remote ill take 50k tierd of the office politics

My job went away during the pandemic around June 2020 but they said that I could look for another job within the company of which there were many. They offered 1/2 year of severance and I could use my office for three months. I took the money and other benefits as it was too good to pass up. In general, it's best to lose your job in the first round as subsequent rounds aren't as generous. I started Social Security and Medicare this month. Things got a lot more chaotic after I left. I never did apply for unemployment as I considered myself retired when I left. Tech booms and busts are cyclical and I've been through many cycles of them over the past 40 years. So yes, sock it away in the good times to carry you through the bad times. If the bad times never come, then you are set for retirement. It sounds like you're doing quite well with the side-gig. Working one job somewhat comes from the concept of "The Company Man" from the 1950s..