Something is wrong with developers!

[@Animesh878]

Being a developer is a power to build somthing , I can feel it,

[@Thinker-360]

This was so relatable. My interview went exactly as you mentioned. I talked about my web development project in my introduction, and after that, the interviewer asked me to explain more about it because he was curious. I enthusiastically explained the architecture of the project-how my frontend and backend work, how the APIs are handled, how tokens are sent, how sessions work, and many more things, including the integration of AI and LLM in my application. I also asked him for a piece of paper and requested if I could draw and explain my project’s architecture. He was very interested. After that, he asked me some DSA questions, which I solved, though they weren’t the most optimal solutions. Still, I got selected for the company. It was a great experience, and I’ve never felt so happy!

[@surjeet-f8v]

for how much pakage

[@hyperbolicYT]

For which job role and in which company????

[@shobhitverma2478]

How did you find such problems that can be solved by building projects? How do you learn whenever you encounter problems while building projects?

[@Neeraj-fw7ck]

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[@Thanos.........]

​@@surjeet-f8v 5 lpa

[@amoghsaxena5255]

Wanted to say this from a long time u and harkirat are the one who adds “E” to SDE/SWE rest all of us are just developing an api end point! We have forgotten the element of engineering! What we are doing is learn to find and fix punctures in a tyre manufacturing company rather understanding how to manufacture a tyre what quality of rubber to be used etc etc! Thanks for the reminder we are engineers before developers

[@abhaykumar7055]

@@GamerxAbhigyan he is not selling, he takes them on their Project basis. Padhai kar le, without knowing anything faltu ka gyan se Zindagi nahi chalti.

[@rubyciide5542]

Harkirat is doing all these bs cohorts due to fomo

[@durgaprasad-vm4mh]

Rest of us ? Speak for yourself.

[@batmanismanas]

@@durgaprasad-vm4mh bhai zara apne portfolio ya github ka link/usertag dena

[@cbazxy2697]

Don't gatekeep words, you are free to stop considering yourself as engineer but others are engineers. Just because carpenter does plumbing doesn't mean he isn't still a carpenter, if he still has the skills.

[@debjitpan4445]

I’ve had a couple of interviews, and I’ve realized something that might help you. My first one was in Cognizant, and the format was like each interviewer had to take two interviews within 90 mins. I went in confident, and instead of just answering questions, I would end my answers on purposefully open-ended points-just enough to provoke curiosity. It worked like a charm. I could see the interviewer getting more engaged, asking follow-ups that I was already prepared for. By the end, I asked him a ton of questions, but instead of straightforward answers, he shared his experiences. That interview ran over by a full 70 minutes, leaving just 20 minutes for the next candidate (I still feel a little bad for next candidate!). After that, I was sure I nailed it. The key takeaway? Make your interview a conversation, not an interrogation. Control the flow, make it interesting, and most importantly-don’t sound like a robot.

[@unclezee7369]

hey how to give open ended points like an example ?

[@uvaisahmad6038]

I didn't even realise how 26 minutes passed while watching the video. Great video and great explanation. Sir video dekh kr 3 idiots repeat hogai. Kamiyabi ka picha mt kro Excellence ka picha kro. 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Kamyabi jhak marke piche aaygi ❤❤❤..

[@uvaisahmad6038]

I was unaware of your channel and name. But jbse colleagues se pta chala Fan bn gya apka ❤❤

[@abhinay.k]

true

[@lastbenchers019]

Was depressed not getting and intern, but bro put the video at the right time

[@alokmeher32]

Same here

[@raodevendrasingh]

thank you for this video, it was really calming and is making me really hopeful, ive been building projects right out of college, im currently close to completing my second full-stack project, i dont have any experience, i never sat for any placements because they were just not good and im already graduated, but i want to show recruiters that i can build just out of curiosity so im taking my time to make it standout from everyone else's work

[@rachitkatariya]

Thanks, Piyush Bhai, this is exactly what I needed! I'm working on an amazing project related to mental health issues and i know that in today's world, no one care about this, and everywhere influencers are growing each day who they are creating FOMO.

[@mindfulphrases]

That's what exactly I was thought when i started coding. Because everyone is running behind the money, they don't have curiosity to up their skills. Most of the people learn MERN and think they know everything. Keep it brother ❤❤

[@vanshpal5960]

So honest brother , I realized this when I switched to my first company it’s not just about clearing the interview. After that, you need to be able to add value to the team or organization. I was reading and trying to implement new things, but most of the time it felt more like interview prep. Now, you've given me more clarity on what I'm actually trying to do, and I see that I've been stuck in a cycle of just learning to prepare answers for interviews. Also, I was totally unaware of the idea of learning from engineering blogs thanks for that . . .

[@Prince-nn6ig]

Hi bro I have also recently started working in a startup and I got like complicated task recently and even I took help from the senior still couldn't resolve so I was concerned what to do

[@UTTAMPCE21CS173]

Such an amazing video! Nowadays, I’m going through the same thing you mentioned, like preparing for interviews rather than learning out of curiosity, which I used to do in my first and second years of college. I’m wasting time on things while knowing better. Now, I will give myself time to rethink my life and goals, reflect on my mistakes, and genuinely ask myself if I truly want to pursue coding in the tech world. Thanks for the video 💌

[@theakshow6896]

Mene aj tak kisi influencer ki tutorial nahi dekha apna learning pe focus Kiya with the help of teachers. Aaj apne jo kaha hai uski value bhot jayada hai mere liye. Apne ek guru ki tarah guidance di hai mene apki bhi video kabhi nahi dekhi...lekin apne jo path bataya hai me usi pe chalonga... Jese me chalta aa raha tha... Gold mine this video Is.❤

[@shriyashparandkar7659]

Every new developer needs Big bro like you to make them realize what path they should choose and focus on what they actual want and how they can achieve it. Sometimes reality checks are necessary! Thanks for your guidance. Looking forward to meet you someday in my life.

[@mdirfan0507]

This is what many students need it, no body talking about real problems happening with younger students. Thanks Piyush!

[@eternal423]

Totally agree and greatful i found this. He is literally a pure soul and always try to guide us on the right path. Thank you so much 💖

[@shrawanthakur4168]

respect++ for Piyush, a well-needed video for the young gen.

[@karthiknamboori4963]

agree with every word! but from my experience a lot of interviewers dont care about your curiosity, they only care about whether you can solve the question using 2D dp or 2 heap approach or someother random way which you wont get unless you have seen that leetcode q.

[@shashankbansal581]

Sorry to say , but most domain level rounds are based on particular structure which companies disclose before the start of the interview process. Curiosity is important but interview process are against the whole flow of curiosity also.

[@Surajk_umar01]

We know that by what he is saying bro understand that if you are that person you are prepared, do you understand that?

[@ArbajShaikh-cb4rt]

Agree🙌

[@akshatxd9871]

@@Surajk_umar01 bruh really are you a fan boy?

[@coderwork8335]

​​@@Surajk_umar01I didn't get what u were saying, plz improve ur English.

[@coderwork8335]

​@@akshatxd9871Muze to samaj bhi nai aya kya bolraha he 😂

[@hruthikks1610]

its true THE CURIOSITY i had got lost when i started looking for jobs, i want that curiosity i had 3 months back, 1 year, 2 year back. Thanks for this video

[@BulletSP]

Eye opener for me :D as a Developer, such video constantly strikes my true motive for picking up development, which I surely do forget from time to time, seems like getting DeveloperGita lessons from Lord itself

[@ankushroy5606]

for beginners after watching this video pls don't come in fomo and start reading engineering blogs , bcz u will rarely understand anything first u should have a basic knowledge on basic things clear

[@rishavmishra1367]

Thanks a lot It's really good for someone to say that you don't just do things to crack an interview but to understand the need and then go for it

[@shivarajumadi]

Hey, Piyush. Thanks for this video. It really helped me to see things more clearly. Thanks for the blog suggestions.

[@keagle187]

It's really an amazing idea to follow, to deep dive into concepts purely out of interest, but sadly just like 99% of freshers in India only care about getting the job, 90% of the interviewers only care about the 3 dsa questions they ask to freshers and ask no deep questions about the unique project you have built. How can u impress someone who isn't passionate about engineering themself ?? In an ideal world an interviewer would be excited to learn about any things that we have built by ourselves, but all the interviewers care about is time complexity of your code. Every day that I spend deep diving into new tech stacks and understanding the fascinating tech. is a day that I could have spent practicing dsa because at the end of the day that's what the job market cares for now.

[@coderwork8335]

Prepare dsa along with building things(seems difficult but if u have whole day it is feasible)

[@skywalker_music3421]

Exactly what I', tryna say lol The interviewers don't give single hoot about you or your project lol

[@charanac7288]

I got to know above the development in my collage time , I got into full-stack development so badly that I never prepared for the DSA , even though It is very important to crack an interview. I was too much focused on the development. I was curious and my mind used blown whenever I learn how things are build and how things works, thats still exits me a lot. Eventually I got job but not as developer but as support engineer because my DSA is not that good. I still have hope in me , I started going the developers in my company ask as many questions as I can and trying to improve myself and also preparing for DSA in meantime. I still build projects for my enjoyment. Hoping for the best

[@jaylalakiya]

Completely true. I always advise my friends to keep building innovative things while they are just looking for interviews and how to crack it.

[@heetpatel5371]

Currently I'm learning reactJS and DSA in C++ together. Hard to Maintain Consistency but Feels Great at the end of Day.

[@ultimateintimater]

kuch nahi hoga

[@coderwork8335]

Good Brother, I am doing the same

[@electrolyteN]

​@@ultimateintimater stop demotivating. Tujhse* kuch nhi hoga

[@MuhammadArslan-px1sm]

Keep going 🎉🎉. I'm doing dsa leetcode dev(react) at the same time 😂😂

[@Pandit_mohit002]

..i am also learning javascript and also dsa in c++...literally it is hard now to maintain them together...but we can make it happen one day

[@codersforlife1484]

Thank you! It was great video and I never think in this way. From Now onwards I will be also curious about tech and Build great products to solve real world problems. ❤

[@avshekraj]

I am proud saying myself a developer and I love coding to explore problem and then solve them. You validated me. thanks.

[@SurajSingh-mf3vz]

This is the exact reason I'm not applying for any job despite having finished college several months ago. I know that I'm not competent enough yet and I've a long way to go to actually be a decent Engineer to start applying for a decent and talent caring companies. Or it could also be that I've some sort of imposter syndrome. idk man!

[@Taher_M]

wah sir kya baat kahi hai aapne! bohot achhe se samjhaya, what is the core essence. what actually should be our perspective.

[@jatinsharma3792]

Chlo koi toh bola ki her din Naya hai koi repeating job nhi hai 😅😂 after coming from Mechanical industry I think my line is much better than working (IT) here it's just because I don't need to worry.. if tomorrow I will not learn this I will lose my job. 😂 In reality the Mechanical line is far much better if somebody doesn't like to study study study and not have interest in tech. I know I have to study everyday for the rest of my life😅 Many people don't able to accept this. Just listen love songs which eventually make you feel deeper connecting in debugging 😅😅 which I find very intresting and Lovable ❤😅 🎲

[@androidstuffs]

Hn bhai ,fas gaya yar IT Mai

[@karanshedge514]

Thank you for such a good video. Thank you sir. One of best 26 min. ❤

[@digvi2550]

The problem was with me! i was damn curious of how things are build but when the placement are coming I was distracted to prepare more for interview rather than building things!

[@PrashantRai-n3l]

Thanks man! Thanks for confirming, I'm on the right path.

[@kunalsarpal7564]

This is hands down the best video I've ever watched on KZbin!

[@musicxmusic6794]

thank you piyush bhai before this video there was no motivation to create projects but still just for fun i used to create simple projects but now i understand what kind of projects i should be building

[@samarbhao4703]

Exactly !! you spelled straight forward --------- thank you so much💙💙💙

[@HeySkidee]

India needs innovation. There no such things like vercel, reddit, chatgpt, docker etc. getting launched from India. Innovation is done when u are curious or are willing to solve a problem Running behind a job will not lead to innovation.

[@ankurray714]

Wow, Thank you so much buddy for sharing this. Luckily without any prior knowledge and tech background, I am working at enterprise level, and this is what I needed at this time. Those resources given by you will enhance my curiosity.

[@Uvesh-uu5dc]

Best Video I have seen in the whole youtube. At first I used to think you are just a regular developer but you are just genius. In just 20 mins you cleared so many doubts that I have had for around 4-5 years and guided me towards better career.

[@firojshaikh9759]

Mere liye accha khasa helpful rahega ye video. Thank you so much for this great guidance 🙏 ❤️

[@kirat_x69]

That's what i think. I loved to explore tech more then coding

[@NishantaJoshi]

Best video I have seen today, so much relatable. Keep posting ....

[@wavyway7140]

happened same with me during mastercard and oracle interview , they did't asked me any standard interview question. i cleared 2 tech round of mastercard and 3 tech round of oracle just because of my project . project was involving concept of transaction implementation from dbms, it they find it interesting.......very honest suggestion by you piyush keep it up

[@mdsajidalam9503]

That's exactly i think the way you are saying, i strongly believe in building something useful not only for getting a job 😊

[@deepakgupta4929]

"it's a highly motivated video for any field , curiosity is must to enhance itself" thank you sir

[@adiMallya]

I have no shame in admitting I am exactly the dev you are speaking about. I self realised this. I cleared the interview and landed a job, but I feel nothing about it. I am lost here. I am anxious. I have absolutely no curiosity. I chased jobs just to survive on the only few sets of skills I am aware of (stressing on "awareness" not depth of knowledge). I knew for a fact, this is something I know better than the skills required for other jobs and turns out to be an industry where there's money too. I lost the curiosity I had in school when I was first introduced to CS. Even for a job now, I am not hungry enough. I am too content with where I have been. But I want to try to build that curiosity again. I have a job now, just learn and make the best of it. And, the next 1 year just be curious and build without any interview preparation.

[@py7432]

Lol, I have enough curiosity and interest and yet I'm not able to land in my desired job.

[@hondaxblade2127]

After watching this I can proudly say that I'm curious developer 😊

[@aniruddhparwal]

Respect ++ bhai. This is best video I came across this year. Must needed in engineering arena

[@DeepanshuMalviyaPhysics]

Are bhai sahab gazab. Pehli bar ese title ka video kaam ka laga hai.

[@mnishgnjhu9327]

Started coding yesterday only and this video is in my suggestion . Algorithm is 💯.

[@adib-the-noob]

I would love to give full credit for my learning and implementation of technology to my curiosity about 'how things work behind the scenes.' It is crucial to push yourself beyond boundaries and dive deep into tech! And only this can make you different from other devs those who are working on CRACKING interviews.

[@shubhtalk7073]

Most underrated chanell 😢

[@AdvNeelamSabharwal]

This video literally made me believe that focus on yourself rather than going out for any fomo. Know about new tech coming into picture but don't create tension around it. Gradually shift if needed.

[@nextleveltech267]

This is a excellent video ❤️❤️❤️.... Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts ❤️

[@TechnicalVishal463]

Thanks you piyush bro Now I understand how to reach my goal

[@sunilmaurya6594]

This is the reason I love you bro, you just don't make video for views only❤

[@Param3021]

This video is The Best mentorship session!

[@devabakare357]

I wish, I could see this video before, thank you some much 🤝

[@sucessdy3999]

So true, Piyush bhaiya! I can't imagine a day without coding or building things. I'm always thinking of new ways to create something, but I haven't quite figured out what exactly will make a real-world impact with my skills. I know I'll find out soon. Even though I'm just a frontend developer, design and creativity constantly motivate me to build something good and beautiful. After a year, I realized I made the mistake of relying too much on tutorials, but I learned from it. I went back to the basics, ensuring my foundations are strong. Now, I understand code much better. I often ask myself, 'Why coding?' But the truth is, coding gave me a new life. Without it, my life feels a bit empty. I just love building things. 😇

[@Sibixpur]

Building another e commerce?

[@sucessdy3999]

@@Sibixpur No, buddy, for me, e-commerce is a little boring... I wanted to create an advanced tracking app. 😅

[@Sibixpur]

@@sucessdy3999 so basically advanced to do app...sorry bud..untill you create which is actually usefull or unique or complex its not worth it..but if youre in first year then all good ..and grow more in future years

[@sucessdy3999]

@@Sibixpur Oh, I mean tracking app who finds a lost phone or something like that-yeah, but in a second year, and yes, I'm keep upgrading my 🙂skills.

[@Sibixpur]

@@sucessdy3999 I see... you're in second yr...that's good then keep up, the only thing I would say is don't get indulge with others in mern stack /frontend and all ,i mean you can learn that but don't spend too much time on merly those Glad you are not another web dev And hope it's an android app, could make a desktop app as well i guess which can locate all your connected device

[@milindsahu]

An enlightening video for those considering a career in the technology industry.

[@abhimanyu6215]

Thanks Piyush for such insightful video. I am able to connect with each point you mentioned and I learned how to become a real engineer not just for getting a job.

[@sachigoyal9300]

This video is exactly sth we all needed as a developers! To do things out of the box rather than going with the flow. The power we can hold as a developer is sth truly explained in the video. Thanks for such an amazing video sir!!❤✨️

[@You_Only_LiveOnce]

This is going to be life changing video for many including me 😊

[@ashwanikharwar2023]

This is awesome, you change my thinking style about tech So thank you so much ❤❤

[@sakhisaheliritika]

Thank you for sharing reality of interviews.

[@rahulghosh7608]

Is video ko dhek ke fir se surwat wala time yead aayaga. Kitna curious tha yaar 😅

[@asmittyagi6250]

Great video sir, Needed it thanks a lot.

[@dhanrajhuli2931]

I really liked the video. Keep making videos like this

[@AnkitKumar-vc7om]

Superb video, I just want to add one thing that if people only study for interview and then crack it also, but in the long run it will just not play well because you will not to do great because in tech everytime the problem changes and need new approach. So if you are curious it will help to really feel the real essence and power of tech and help you to reach real potential. Which can't be reached if you are just doing this for getting a job.

[@sandeeptanjore1253]

Hey Piyush - so rightly said - when you have the power use it responsibly which will also solve a real world problem. Thanks buddy!

[@TuhinAhamed-p1o]

As a subscriber, I am from Bangladesh.It's true. India have some opportunity like MNC Companies like google, microsoft and other companies come to College. But In Bangladesh we are avoid from MNCs. But i Have Completed My Development now i started my DSA. I Hope i will crack my dream company

[@syedmajid3202]

True, Its all about developing mindset!

[@alihassan-jg8tk]

Not a single minute wasted in this video. Truely honest and realistic one

[@hassaan-dev]

Great , explanation Piyush 😊

[@thankfulnesstoGod-d6d]

Thank you, Piyush bhai, for making such a good video and guiding us in the right direction.

[@rajujang_a]

agreed, got the job after a year never prepared for interview But, when someone less experienced is taking the interview, asks very different kind of questions and more experienced dev asks very different type of questions, I could never answer all the questions of less experienced devs

[@ShivangiJhaOfficial]

Thank you for sharing this gold!! ❤😊

[@someshkarmakar47]

such a great video piyush... curiosity and passion is everything..... Thanks... 💖

[@shahzadsafeofficial]

I already created amazing projects according to my skill level, yes create projects as it gives a unique experience, also personal projects have no boundaries that make able you to create such amazing things.

[@Bakchod_dimaag]

Nice, maza aagya bhaiya! Blogs padhna to psand h mujhe! Aapne kch resources bta diye abb maza aayega😊

[@rohanGola131]

Thanks for this masterpiece video 😭✨ I don't even realised how fast 26 mins passed🥰🥰love you

[@sherhasan8896]

amazing video you really stand out from other

[@rajparab5051]

I am currently in the pursuit of switching jobs but I am not able to get interview calls I didnt understood what I was missing I am curious to some extent but I believe I have procrastinating for building anything I think I should get out of my confort zone to get better at the craft

[@annomy1493]

i pushed 2 apps to production and writing code for new app while watching this video. :)

[@NandiniShiny]

thank you piyush , this is somehow decreased my stress...

[@pawxnsingh]

i'm learning dsa/cp to build my own databases, redis, and kafka, or next big tech i'm learning development to build my own SaaS love you bro 💕💕💕

[@vedantjain2606]

This is really an eye opener video.

[@coffeewithcoder]

Thanks for your kind advice.

[@faizanalam8823]

Thank you Piyush for such an amazing video❤

[@DTALKS01]

I think if we have good projects and show in social media and connects with CTOs and CEOs on X , they offer from there side to please work with us..... You don't need to run behind interview...but condition is you have to build solid skills

[@ShubhamPandey-st4nn]

Everything is good if you are enjoying it

[@DTALKS01]

I just explain my complete backend youtube project , by hitesh sir , I crack interview and I really love that time to explain my project and my 90% interview we talk about my project and after 2 hour of interview they call me and say I am selected.

[@deepakmohanty88]

Which one plz help I want to watch?

[@HUZAIFABDPARRAYAITBECS]

it was such a long a long time ago I've liked a yt video genuinely

[@navneetdubey9741]

First fall it's a great video i really appreciate your efforts for making it and giving clarity of thought to the young generation like us . Differently at least getting 1% of clarity through this video, thank you.

[@YashrajChauhan-fq7bb]

6:25 bro just saw ashneer grover viral short and made this video.Hats off....

[@urprakashgupta]

great video by you piyush bhaiya 🔥

[@KAVITASURYAWANSHI-n3x]

Thank you so much for this guidance It's really helpful 🥰

[@kiranamin4110]

This video was worth for Developer - Curiosity Mindset