5 Reasons You Won't Learn To Code In 2024

[@yungluddite9]

surprising how many people instantly forgot that "ai" is just computer code, coded by coders. love your outlook, bobby

[@CoderFoundry]

Thanks

[@joshuatealeaves]

4:14 This is soooo true! It’s very easy to do the bare minimum and get discouraged because you’re not getting hired. You seek validation so you doom scroll reddit threads and videos confirming your bias. You have to realize you’re just not good enough. Get angry that you’re being left behind and increase those skills. Humility, possessing a small ego with a willingness to learn beyond what is required will change your life.

[@The.WorldVentures]

Where have you been man, thanks for another banger anyways.

[@CoderFoundry]

Working on some projects.

[@UvstudioCaToronto]

5 reasons why you shouldn't learn to code in 2024: 1) Offshoring/global remote, 2) high interest rates, 3) AI, 4) companies won't hire juniors, 5) looming recession There are other jobs out there, not just coding.

[@CoderFoundry]

There are always other jobs. It's not the only job it is just a great option.

[@mystfits]

@@CoderFoundry i keep hearing data analyst or help desk roles as foot in door but same issues with certs and etc. certs also can be costly in cases

[@Adam-kk7nw]

​@CoderFoundry but I want skynet to come true and take over

[@mystfits]

lack of skill true but getting the chance to get work exp can be pain for first trying to get in for some. being told to get good with recruiters at first then being told something completely opposite by the same person later.... similar vid to other old ones. takes taken in tho

[@ibrahimsharckas8929]

does age or collage certificate have effect on the hiring process ? or is being good with programing and developing good application without having a degree can some one land a job based on his skill

[@CoderFoundry]

Skill trumps everything

[@andyzillla4133]

The most likely scenario is the jobs will be outsourced to places like India.

[@goodluck2522]

@@andyzillla4133 or Indians get brought in on H1s .. why the entirety of the tech hubs around seattle/Redmond and Bellevue is filled with Indians

[@rod6722]

Most remote jobs in the US require you to live there.

[@gerrell865]

Even foreign hiring dwindle as of lately

[@prajjwal1010]

Only if it's fully remote and the person can work sitting in India

[@goodluck2522]

Because the interview process is a complete waste of time unless you have a friend in the company. Literally how its worked for almost every dev i know.

[@joshuatealeaves]

This is for you whoever comes across this message. I obtained a work visa in Japan because I created a project that blew the lid off of anyone who interacted with it. No network in Japan. No friends. No one to vouch for me. A foreigner, a stranger. Hired like that. Stop being weak and get angry that you’re not getting hired. Ohhhhh I don’t have friends to vouch for me. And? Get to programming

[@goodluck2522]

@@joshuatealeaves ...... yeah just go live in Japan.. same thing right...?...... lol Pretty funny this dude is arguing that it's not as hard as im making it sound to get a dev job because he did it...but he had to move from his own country and culture to one of the most expensive places in the world and one of the least welcoming to foreigners..just to get the job....

[@joshuatealeaves]

@@goodluck2522 Respectfully, I don’t understand what you’re saying. I’m willing to have a dialogue with you. Just so we’re clear, I’m not arguing with you or discounting your experience. What I said wasn’t in opposition of you directly. All I’m doing is speaking on my experience in the off chance someone gets just a little bit inspired and takes action. 言霊　Mind / Spirit Our minds shape the world around us. Our thoughts influence the path of our lives. I practice positive thinking.

[@joshuatealeaves]

@@goodluck2522 I was working in the US way before Japan. I didn’t have to move anywhere. And it’s one of the cheapest places on earth to live in. For example, I invest in real estate out here and renovate akiyas. The last home I bought was 29k usd. 13k for renovation. 11 doors / tenants to my name all passive income because it’s cheap out here. We welcome you with open arms 👍🏻

[@Chris-vz3ns]

@@goodluck2522He never said he had to move anywhere. Japan is extremely cheap compared to the US. And they welcome foreigners what are you talking about dude 😅

[@mahmoudhamdy4252]

Plot Twist: the whole video is generated by AI 😆

[@CoderFoundry]

I'm not a deep fake. 😀

[@mahmoudhamdy4252]

@@CoderFoundry 🤣🤣