I LEFT GOOGLE WARSAW

[@RonitSagar]

A man who changed lives of millions is now changing the views for life .....hats off sir

[@venktharish2329]

Millions?

[@HARIHaran-ks7wp]

@@venktharish2329 of course. butterfly effect.

[@newbieguy2509]

well he doesnt even have million subscribers. I agree people get benefit but millions?

[@PrajwalCoding]

@@HARIHaran-ks7wp Its recursive

[@dogwoofwoof8154]

​​@@HARIHaran-ks7wpbutterfly effect is when one little action changes the path of that particular time string of a current universe and results in a different parallel universe.

[@vartikasingh2562]

The most honest explanation I've come across in a long time. You are truly the most genuine KZbinr. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us Striver! WELCOME TO BENGALURU, INDIA!

[@skillsofshree]

yes.....money is imp but family is more imp for life. you are my inspiration and glad that you are coming back. i wish to meet you once in my life. welcome back :)

[@binu44464]

Yes

[@Rahul-bs5cu]

no

[@niteshgupta1118]

Thanks for telling normal things like you don't eat non veg, no drinks, about emotional bond with family.We can relate to you

[@arindamchaliha292]

It's your pea size brain, I come from northeast india and just because it's normal for you abundance or water and farmable lands, the remotest and hilly mountain regions don't have food to eat. From 20 generation feeding on animal and animal products for their survival. Ik you thing you have moral high ground because you're veg.

[@amd859]

Mental health, missing family, vegetarian, non alcoholic and staying in Bengaluru... I resonate with you so much ❤🙂

[@kartikmudgal2127]

trueeee.....same boat

[@user-mr-m12312]

Vegetarian? My condolences.

[@kartikmudgal2127]

yes living alone in bangalore tough to survive but again to move ahead u need to home @@user-mr-m12312

[@DarkKnight-db1dy]

Why? What's wrong.​@@user-mr-m12312

[@sayantaniguha8519]

Don't worry guyz... he simply got an internal transfer to Google India ☺️.

[@Pransshhh]

Don't give spoilers in comments bro😢

[@Ayush37262]

​@@PransshhhSpoilers 😂😂

[@yashyadav6190]

Thanks for saving my 9:14

[@Ayush37262]

@@yashyadav6190 If you cares so much about your time, then why did you clicked on this video??

[@houseofilm07]

😂😂😂

[@vibhusharma2881]

for us a middle class kind of a person family is everything. Great video.

[@binu44464]

True

[@manjumelodies1863]

Life is other than looking at screen for 14 hours a day

[@tekamanurag6065]

Trust me it's same almost everywhere.

[@kakashisenpai99]

Facts bro

[@entanglednerves]

What a joke! As if the rich and the poor don't care about their family. BC Ameer log saare villain nahi hote

[@gouravhajra2070]

I loved the fact that you spoke up about mental health degradation when you are all alone in a different city or country . I have seen no one who actually bring forth this point maybe because of fear of being judged ...more power to you and welcome back 😊

[@_deepdhar_]

you're the man who kept family at the top most priority and matched my priorities as well. No one literally talks about being away from family, but you have the courage. Kudos man 👏❤️

[@iamnoob7593]

many families want children out of their home. Its also other side of reality.

[@_deepdhar_]

@@iamnoob7593 I'm not against it, but for those who are single child and only ones close to their parents, it's better to stay close, either parents move to their child, or they move to their parents.

[@zazzleq6139]

@@iamnoob7593actually they prefer their children to have good mental health before they have a family. People in the west struggle to maintain mental health. Something that people in India get to enjoy for free without making an effort.

[@meetimian3383]

Family should always be the top priority

[@gaganvishwakarma6494]

respect++ for striver. This is the first time when an influencer tells the real reason . Dear striver you are not just an software engineer , not just an teacher but also a role model for geeks like us.

[@anishde85]

You need people to talk to !!!! Such a brilliant line.

[@reeteshkesarwani8960]

If you don't drink and a vegetarian its quite difficult to make new friends outside India . I have been living in USA from past 2 years and having a similar experience in whatever you talked today. This is one of most genuine experience anyone feels whoever lives outside India. Best of luck for future Striver.

[@arindamchaliha292]

Stop blaming veg and alcohol it's your personality 😂😂😂 . Awareness and acceptance is the first chance for change.

[@alexmercerind]

it kinda matters no joke. clubs & drinks are quite common there. outings besides office are the occasions where people bond.

[@amarjeetchaani274]

Waah re kya tatti soch hai re teri 😂😂

[@arindamchaliha292]

​​@@alexmercerind I'm ex-microsoft, currently studying masters in cs. I have working flatmates in Amazon, who have international friends they play golf, go for skiing, play billiards. Host parties, gym, cycling location - Amsterdam. So stop blaming start changing. You can't talk about DSA with everyone you meet. ( They haven't gone to one club in Amsterdam, plus veg and teetotaler)

[@sysybaba420]

There are sooo many woke vegetarians here in the US, especially in California. Also, sports is the best way to meet people and a community. Sports is just an example...

[@SaranBluri]

Really appreciate you for coming out and speaking about ur mental health issues, and for stating ur views about international placements! Happy that you get to live close to ur fam! Way to go my brother!

[@RitiKumari]

Welcome back to India 🇮🇳 All the very best for future endeavours ❤ Room ka setup ab acha lg rha 😂

[@takeUforward]

Thank you, haha!

[@akas02]

Arey didi aap yaha bhi 😮

[@lakshsinghania]

didi yaha pe demn

[@adityapradhan675]

linkedin wali didi haha

[@ayushagrawal9778]

@takeUforward bro u backed that's fine, but tell me what PPL like me can do being from tier 3 cities..we can't go home..there is no opportunities in our places..ultimately we have to come banglore for job...

[@prateekkumar4965]

You are right, mental health is such important specially when you are chasing your dream or working on it most of the time you lack support even from your friends they start seeing you as a nerd plus if you don't drink or don't have any form of addiction then also you are judged. The worst part of being a coder is that if you sit ideal then you will feel lonely. Hence most of the coders you see are introvert. Happy for bhaiya for prioritizing his mental health and family time because they are the reason why you are earning money. Best of Luck for you future endeavors. Keep millions of us educated 🎓 😄

[@chitranshnigam99]

Welcome to India, and great decision, after earning much amount of money at the end we need our family ❤😊

[@rabindrapatra7151]

Money cant buy that. But to earn money only people stay away from parents

[@KoushikDas2005]

Others'expectations by seeing thumbnail: Left job for launching paid courses Striver, in the first 10 seconds: Not a launch of a paid course or anything else .😂

[@dharmrajmagdum9093]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sailisurve4603]

Lol

[@akashtripathy1334]

😂😂

[@abhishekhsharma677]

What's wrong with selling courses?

[@KoushikDas2005]

@@abhishekhsharma677 Nothing wrong with selling courses, hyping leaving of job for launching paid courses is wrong. You are not becoming a selfless freedom fighter by leaving your job and by turning yourself into a teacher . It's giving you way more money than your job.

[@mohithooda5516]

"Ye jo Desh hai tera". Welcome back, Buddy!

[@indiannightbot3598]

For a single child ... Family is everything... though my parents say you can go anywhere no need to worry about... I know I have the responsibility for them

[@meetimian3383]

I only have 1 sister and it's very difficult for my family and me to live far away. I'm literally thinking like fook nationality. As soon I complete my masters, I'm going back!

[@ananyadixit09]

Now that you're in Bengaluru, I cannot wait to bump into you accidentally and tell you in person how grateful I am to you, sir. You have literally taught me coding.

[@AvikSaha99]

The most genuine I left my job video. No BS about I want to do this that all for my student and then introduce 6000 rs course. All the best for the future.

[@user-fw4kz3bb4g]

Nobody dares to talk like this man, usually they make a cinematic video with the same title- just to launch a course. Hats off to you!

[@parulchoudhary6129]

Money can come back but the time you spend with your family will never come back and parents are the one who will be most happy when u achieve anything. So proud of you to take this decision. 🎉

[@anshukumari6226]

I got impressed by your thought process!! Thanks as Alwayys!!

[@pratyushmishra754]

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[@AngadSingh97]

Congrats Striver, well-thought out move and all the best for the future.

[@Amirthanand]

Appreciate your decision brother. All the reasons you spoke about are definitely something everyone should think through..

[@--xx--5800]

You are my inspiration!! Sriver 🙌

[@SB_09124]

Same❤.my alsooo

[@swapniljadhav8200]

I absolutely feel you bro. I am in US and I am exactly going through what you were going through. I am too teetotaler like you and understand how difficult it is to make friends. You made a good decision of moving back to home country

[@HasanAli-vp6ci]

Respect for being so honest. Thanks for all the contribution to the community

[@TheAdarshSingh108]

I am in a similar situation like Stiver. I am a 2020 batch passout from a tier 3 college currently working in the Netherlands in a telecom company as a software engineer. I can totally relate to him. When I wake up in the morning, it's already 10-10:30 in india and people are gone to their workplace. Even my mother is a teacher so sometimes I won't be able to talk to her. By the time I reach home, it's 10 PM in india and people are asleep. And being a non drinker and vegetarian, I can understand your pain which you have gone through. In Europe, you will get quality of life (good quality food, fresh air, peaceful environment) which you can't get in india. In india, you get luxury, in the sense that you can hire a cook, a cleaner, plumber, electrician etc. which you don't get here. You have to clean your commode, toilet, rooms etc, and cook food on your own.

[@sachitkumbhat2004]

I am pretty sure that this decision of yours was truly right!! It's not always about the money and the peer group but it's also about how you live out there and how happy are you out there!! India mai jo apnapan vo kahi nahi hai🤗

[@KUMARAGURUR-r1v]

"I dont have brother and sister " dont worry striver i am always think as you my brother

[@soumyadeepdas1536]

Great to have you back sir!! Thanks for all the invaluable inputs and insights as always!!

[@chitradevij3798]

this is just an eye-opener for anyone who wants to imagine that getting abroad is a destiny. Thanks a ton..

[@ankurmandal8899]

I can relate to drinking part, yes it is true That for non-alcoholic peoples, it is difficult to make friends... That is why im in sports and fitness, due to this i can connect to lot of new people which have same habit as i have...

[@aryan20052]

You're the most honest guy i ever heard in my life who is totally open to speak about himself. Thanks for all the series, you have made. They did helped me a lot in cracking good MNCs. Welcome back to india, really wanna meet you in person Striver!!

[@md.asadujjaman3445]

You made a great decision brother, family matters a lot, and also inner peace and we can get you even more time than before.

[@kumarpurushottam632]

Great to find you back. You are our inspiration. 💖

[@Noob_Coder1234]

Thank you striver for making this video because nowadays most of the college students dream for international packages ,placement but this video is gem for all students thanks a lot for this ❤❤

[@ankansharma4897]

I have always like Striver. He has this honesty which now a days lots of tech youtuber lacks. And he is very vocal and straight forward about.

[@ritiktrivedi1711]

A man with Great Personality , a humble human being, best teacher , mentor and off course a genius. Thanks a lot!

[@dheemanthnj2075]

I could relate to the mental health conditions which u mentioned like when we move to new place, transition of excitement to pretty normal and even no social life !! Most honest and genuine explanation. WELCOME TO BENGALURU !!

[@anushkachakraborty8635]

This one just HITS HOME! Specially THE part about Not drinking, I know so many people who literally eat meat, cause there is no other option at the table now here. I think here in Japan, there is a larger Indian - Tech diaspora, maybe because its Asia? But legit can't fit into the drinking culture at all T_T But, I am genuinely the most grateful person for having more friends now that I am working than in college itself. Its nice because of that. Oh Gosh! Like specially the affordability thing -- I miss having a cook and a maid T_T But I am so much healthier here, and its super safe thankfully. I even lost my wallet in Japan and it was given to the police who mailed me back. So its really really cute, in terms of being young and free and experiencing Japan, I just miss being able to meet my Family on Holidays or having ample money T_T

[@mahaksharma7827]

You are an inspiration for all of us ❤🙏

[@amarnigam8036]

Thanks for sharing your experience and thoughts ❤ welcome back.

[@chandrikasaha6301]

Being in Norway, i realize you are best at your own country. I have a family, kid faces a suprimist attitude, teaching quality is bad, hunger for learning is less, all show off. I am also returning within a year.

[@TataG29]

Now I really want to get a placement at Google Bangalore to work with Sir Striver, Your videos have improved my coding skills a lot BOSS and I really look forward for the videos on remaining topics of DSA as well for better grip on them.

[@meetimian3383]

I'm also abroad and really miss my family. While everyone else is thinking about doing onsite jobs I'm thinking about doing remote work and finally going back to my parents and sister.

[@jayantdrummer]

Ultimately game maid aur cook ka hi hai... Once you've made people jealous on insta by European holidays, there is nothing else which people find to do in random obscure countries like Poland.

[@Sandeep-zd6dq]

Bro you just hit the nerve, believe me I just went for vacation to few countries and with in few days I am like Why? It’s super hard for vegetarians and no matter what people say but now I know one thing for sure I.e, India is the best 🙌🔥🇮🇳

[@dot_gove]

You reason to join your Parents is enough - Even if you weren't working for Google India or earning that kind of money in Bangalore. Wish you lots of success!

[@51swarajrohad87]

Just watched 6 dp videos and i am able to solve todays medium lvl leetcode problem in memoization and tabulation. Thanks to your teaching. Thank you so much ❤

[@saka_codes]

"Its not a course launch", that clarity is loved by many🤝💚

[@Ch.Hemachander-03]

One more thing I understood is that KZbin is a good way to make friends and earn support from others! Good Video, Family is everything.

[@avenger_daburji]

As Canadian citizen, whatever said in the video is true. Especially the gareebi part. I was living king life in bangalore and delhi. You feel rich as your income is high compared to per capita income of country. But things changes when you go to developed country.

[@rajeevranganathan2891]

Welcome back, sir! Happy to know that you are happy :)

[@rajivyadav4262]

Man you are just too honest. No one will understand the pain of being Vegetarian and non-drinker😅.

[@TravellingEngineer-x2h]

Such a honest talk. Really like it !

[@riyabansal9305]

the most mature man i have ever seen

[@surgeonofdeath8199]

4:03 is complete gold Embrace the culture bhai you have never dissapointed me i saw a blog of urs long ago where even ur family is connected to culture ❤

[@persiankingish]

editing mistake at 5:45 it should be "1 lakh rs per month" jab video ka title dekhe tab bohot ghusa aya lekin video dekhne ke baadh aapka point sahi hai mental health wala bas aab wahi hai jo log yaha wipro tcs ka 3.5 lpa job ke liye bhatak rha hai aur uske 2-3 level upar wala log sab bhi khub gali dega abhi 1 week aapko lekin you'll manage it dont doubt your decision and all the best for you new life its gonna be worth it!

[@Ayush37262]

Tujhe kyu gussa aaya 😂😂

[@jade7945]

such an honest and heartfelt post,noone talks about ,kudos !!

[@moulee007]

Thank god. I was like striver bhi abhi courses bhejega, when i watched the title .

[@flamesinfinity9225]

One of the best videos highlighting not everything that glitters is gold..

[@thats.my.prompt]

my respect for you after this video has increased a LOTTT . i mean the you u analyzed this life problem , and not considering just the technicalities but also emotions and mental heath >>>>> good problem solving skills applied in real life actions heh !!

[@paultoma]

You are an amazing person! Really appreciate you and your work.

[@ShivangiSingh-wc3gk]

The first few years are hard. I remember crying everyday for the first year. I got an awesome roommate who changed my life for the better. I dont drink too. However, comparing spending in the native currency should be normalized 5000 rs is like $45 (but this is a psychological bias). My brother dropped out of school in one week it was surprising to me because I always think that we have to adapt.

[@sakethchandrakolisetty9836]

No one really talks about these realities when you move abroad, i hope this glorification of international experience slowly fades away.

[@NewBIE-xz5jm]

I am not surprised! India Deserves Striver!

[@Professional-Hater]

This video just solidified my belief of NOT going outside India, I want to help this country's economy and also I want to stay close to my family and friends

[@anishchhabra6085]

Great to hear that you don't drink alcohol and you are a vegetarian. I have also felt that it is difficult to make friends if you don't drink, smoke, or eat non-veg food.

[@Codebreaker0702]

Roasted a lot of bhaiya/Didi's in the first 10 seconds of the video only😂

[@sanjuKumar-im3ri]

Mental health, missing family, vegetarian, non alcoholic and staying away from family couldnt relate more

[@manjunathg.s5967]

Respect+Love quadrapled for you @Striver brother!!

[@soujitd]

Lots of respect for you... Raj bhaiiya. Welcome back🇮🇳

[@adityajain6550]

Totally agree bro. for the same duration i was in Warsaw and even i experienced the same issues, that's why i also shifted back to India.

[@TanishChandraVanshi]

true man neither netflix documentary nor course launch

[@Veeshaljha]

Wishing You all the best!

[@heartly4u]

that was a gutsy move... not lot of people does this.. i am myself contemplating between moving back to india and staying in us.

[@shashank_mishra]

I can feel you Striver - The after effects of job in abroad 😊 Left McKinsey in just 3 months itself because I couldn't stay away from my family... Feel hi ni aati thi yrr ...bht kuch missing lagta tha 🥲 Welcome back to India and all the very best for next steps🎉

[@abhisheksingh-np8yi]

4 mahine gurugram feel nhi aayi, 1.9yr amazon Bangalore me feel aagayi? Aur phir wapis 2 saal gurugram me feel aagayi? 😂😂

[@zazzleq6139]

You’re smart. I see all kinds of engineers leaving the west because you have to spend or suffer just to enjoy mental health which you don’t struggle for, outside. You have no idea how many young western men want to leave the west because it’s going to garbage.

[@abhishekporwal876]

yh bat jitni sach he ki india me fir se move krne pr aapko purana friend circle fir se mil gya, utni yh bhi sach he ki vo friend circle ab jealous bhi rhega aapse kyoki jb hm friends se aage nikal jate he sbse phle unhe hi hmse jalan hoti he

[@Itachi_Uchia1]

Respect for has increased many folds after watching this video. You are good son bro.

[@debanikgoswami4834]

5:32 that's why it's considered a developed country . Every job is respected .

[@maheswaran6628]

In Just one video you gave answer I was searching for so many days....Thank you so much brother this is the second tym you are guiding me.....Time for me to take the leap of faith(!!!!yes assassins creed)

[@chetantalele5841]

Its perfectly okay to move out for the sake of mental health and future family planning. Its sad that not many people are doing it and are prioritizing the tag of an overseas job instead. P.S. BIG THANK YOU for not launching a course XD

[@sujalsingh9365]

There are people saying, "Muje abroad settle hona hai after college"...... They only see the one side, not the other. Welcome back Striver bhaiya!

[@sanjanachauhan8577]

I was shocked by the caption 😅. But it doesnt matter where you work, i will always refer to your videos and lectures as they are one of the best learning experiences i have had. So thanku so much for your dedication and hardwork and pls keep making more dsa content !!🎉

[@DamnConfusion]

Mental health is really important 🎉

[@pokigamerop]

Striver Homecoming 💛

[@harshitewari]

IT IS GOING TO BE AMAZING when strived sees employees or hires employees that used his sheets or videos to prepare 😭

[@TheAI-Tutor]

You are the only person who makes my cry even on a normal video like this because I am literally unable to talk to such a gem like you. damn...

[@anupamdungdung9417]

Practical example of "Kya karenge itna paisa ka jab saath me spend karne ke liye koi na ho". Jokes aside, happy to hear to you are taking you mental health! Welcome back to India! Hoping to meet you in Bangalore!

[@Pooja-we3xs]

Thank you so much Striver ! For sharing your experience its always helpful ..

[@Bikashics]

Hey u got the experience of working internationally... That itself is a Great Achievement 😁👏

[@shklbor]

Dropping some truth bombs in this video! Similar story, welcome back bro

[@pkpatel4331]

when making real good friends. I can feel you pain. It kind of create invisible separation and separates us out.

[@AyushGupta-ib5qk]

Bro got me at--- ""some of them were committed"

[@sandeepaksingh9248]

Back to 🏠🏠🏠🏠

[@shuvadeepsarkar]

Welcome back to India !! All the very best for future endeavours ❤

[@jalsacentre1040]

Welcome back, Now the real growth will come. Keep making podcasts and Vlogs 🎉