Coding Is

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The video provides actionable advice for aspiring tech professionals, focusing on skills beyond basic coding that are crucial for career advancement in the current job market. It uses relatable experiences of burnout and emphasizes the growing importance of AI and soft skills.

Summary

The video argues that simply learning to code is no longer enough for a successful career in tech. It emphasizes the importance of building real projects, leveraging AI tools like GitHub Copilot, and developing soft skills such as communication and collaboration to stand out in the job market.

Structure

1Coding is no longer high value
2Mistake of thinking learning to code is enough
3Spent 3 months learning and got burnt out
4Realized it's the bare minimum
5Build real projects, not just tutorials
6Leverage AI and soft skills

Product placement

The video mentions GitHub Copilot and cloud tools as examples of AI that can speed up coding and debugging, but does not explicitly promote a specific product or service.

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Learning to code IS NOT enough for 2025, follow these steps instead #coding #computerscience #faang #Tech #softwareengineering

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Coding Is No longer A High value mistake I made a mistake of thinking that simply would be all months I went all in for three months learning and getting burnt out only to realize That's Just The Bare Minimum when it comes to getting hired. Here the things that I know now that I wish I could have told myself back then Build projects real visible projects not just tutorials I mean stuff that solves a problem. Whether apps and to-do lists are not something you show recruiters. I made a mobile app and it made a great conversation starter in interviews. In 2025 you need to leverage AI as it's your golden ticket. Use tools like GitHub Copilot to speed up coding and cloud to debug fast. The People Who Know AI Will Get Ahead. Connect to people on LinkedIn, go to tech events, speak to current engineers, connections, opportunities faster than any application ever will. Communication, presenting, collaborating are huge. I leveled up myself skills, making me more visible and promotable. Following these tips will get you ahead of the curve and make you stand out over every other aspiring engineer.