I'm glad to hear your honest reason, and I fully support your decision. It's great that you're able to step away from a toxic work environment, especially with such a difficult boss, and finally get some fresh air. 🥂 CHEERS 🍻

Please share the how to get prepare TOGAF ppt

What do the direction of arrows represent, direction of flow of data, or the direction of the call, and how do you clarify that in your diagram?

You can't protect what you don't know.

Things that have changed since this video was made: 1) a position needs to be open to get promoted, 2) you are selling, not building, 3) RTO is driving away all the great talent, 4) you will never get rich from the stock, it's just deferred compensation.

Where is the promised video for how Netflix processes and delivers content?

Thanks, this helped me decide. I think I will stick to my meditation/yoga teacher job in sunny Southern California :)

Thanks for making this video. You’d be surprised how often companies terminate good employees while promoting less capable ones to management. In short, corporate life can be a joke. I hope you've found something better!

Please dampen the ‘s’ sounds. Not fun to listen to loud.

Name of the manager?

Please, do you teach in French too?

tu aurais besoin d'un vrai garage pour ce magnifique SQ5 quand même !

You should have done a summary of the three points at the end,

All this time I thought Tim Horton’s only sold donuts 🍩

So much snow ❄️ looks like Michigan

His home 🏡 is nice 👍🏾

Illiyas, I have only a word of appreciation. You are the most unfiltered person I have ever seen, telling exactly what you see. Many thanks!

Can you make a video about how you got your AWS SAP?

this is the life i will have one day, i am marking it here so a stranger can see it and i have more pressure on me

Producucr link ??

Can you pls ping me books of AWS saa co3 AWS clf co 2 Devops and developer associate Links Can you pls ping sample pdf too

"Getting good at boring things!" awesome.

just another comparison video

Thanks Illiyas for this video! I am in a fix, seeing the work culture.

Nice Video! Can you pls share the link to the demo code.

i really needed to hear this since i am in that specific boring part of the journey, it can really be overwhelming when you don't have the background knowledge. tky

You won in life. Congratualtions

I have had a similar experience at Meta. bizarre conversations with my manager. working until 7/8pm every day just to be told I am underperforming, and nobody can even explain to me what the data point is which pushed me under. There is no trade off for mental health. but even having the experience to work at one of the FAANG companies says so much about your character and work ethic. at the end of the day, a job is a job. be somewhere where you are appreciated.

Most toxic company ever I worked for… AWS is ridiculous, you need to be documenting everything you do and write multiple docs instead of doing you actual work… I had similar experience, only my manager was identified as not breaking any rule by HR, another sick org within a toxic org, in my team multiple members left because of that manager. Having said that, AWS is toxic it’s not just the manager their culture is unbelievably appalling and over complicated I would suggest everybody to quit and or to never join

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Worst video EVET. i lost 6 minutes of my life

TAKEAWAYS 00:00:46 *👫 Communication is crucial for solutions architects; even the best technical solutions need effective presentation to be successful.* 00:02:38 *🎯 Embracing fear can lead to career growth; taking on challenging tasks despite fear can be rewarding.* 00:04:26 *🔄 Consistency in mastering foundational skills is key to growth, even if it seems boring compared to chasing new trends.* 00:06:17 *📚 Reading technical papers, like Amazon's 2007 Dynamo paper, can provide deep insights that set you apart professionally.* 00:08:50 *🏆 Applying learned lessons can prevent past mistakes and accelerate your career progress, encouraging sharing knowledge with peers.*

I’m so glad you left the boss! And build up your own confidence and found your self worth! It’s hard and stressful but we all deserve better

Amazing! Thank you!

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Really solid advice one after the other. I agree with all the points and you are an amazing content creator + thinker.

This could easily have been surface level borderline clickbait but these are healthy insights and just good life advice in general! You have a great way of carrying yourself and communicating! This made me even more fired up to go for a SA Role, thank you for this video!

You should definitely meet @micaelomota, he is also a KZbinr Developer, a really great one

This is way too much. As a Solutions Architect there are 3 things you must be aware of before thinking about this role. 1. It involves selling. If you don't like to sell then it's not for you. 2. You have to know and learn a lot. Infrastructure, Security, App Design, etc. Jack of all trades, master of none. Gone are the days of being able to specialize in one technology or tier. If you don't like to learn and you are lazy, you won't survive long. 3. It's a customer facing role. You will have to give presentations, speak at meetings, give advice, etc. If you are a true introvert then this is not the role for you. My advice, stop thinking success is defined by some role or position. Find your passion and I guarantee you, you will be great.

My guy, you should probably remove the other 3 vids at this point if you're not going to wrap it up properly. They first 3 are great but this ending makes it feel like a bait and switch and stopped me from subbing to your channel, so I think it's probably losing you viewers in the long term.

So : I know you hate the answer...but I will give you that answer. Yet another video were they compare the cloud providers and we get the same answer

They were overapplied. If you don't have a hundred million clients using your singular thing and pull in 1billion+ in revenue, you don't need microservices. Ever since the internet got popular, the industry has become overly susceptible to fads. Not to say microservices are just a fad, but anything can become a fad if enough people jump on it for no purpose. Microservices take a lot of manual development labor to make work so if you're not a huge company, you can't afford it. Monolith for small companies, modular monolith for medium sized companies. Microservices only for big companies.

The big problem is, In these big tech's you will always be just a number.

Excellent content and very informative.

I thank you very much for the time and effort to share your experience with everyone. All your advice comes to me at the right time.

Just another sad example of someone who thought their hard work and passion would make them appreciated by the company for a second. Nope.

Well one query, that I work in security field as Pentester, currently I am preparing for the AWS cloud practitioner cert, I just wanna know whether I can opt for AWS security speciality cert post acquiring this ??

iLyas Thanks for sharing valuable info

yea linkedin is full of bots now