The video resonates with a common pain point for new graduates struggling to find employment in a competitive field. The creator offers actionable advice framed as a 'game' that can be mastered, making the content relatable and shareable.
Summary
A 22-year-old ML engineer explains the 'game' that new Computer Science graduates play to get jobs. They suggest that the biggest reason new grads struggle is that they don't play the game, which involves actively building projects, running organizations, and using AI to stand out.
Structure
1Intro: The CS new grad game
2The problem: New grads struggle to get jobs
3The solution: Play the game
4How to play: Build projects, run orgs, use AI
5The outcome: Get hired
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22yo ML Engineer
explains the CS
new grad game
the biggest
new grads
a job
they don't
game
you did
you have
but
is doing
f*cking
be any
use AI to
change your
date
codes
inject the
this is
cheating
maximizing
that you
that is in
your control
of those
while
doing side
running a
org and
made it
people who
are ambitious
they build
something that
know what
thinking
the craft
they play
really well
the bare
it effort
the f*cking
confused
you keep
ghosted
Original caption
play the game to win #Tech #computerscience #software #startup
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Transcript
the biggest new grads a job they don't game you did you have but is doing f*cking be any use AI to change your date codes inject the this is cheating maximizing that you that is in your control of those while doing side running a org and made it people who are ambitious they build something that know what thinking the craft they play really well the bare it effort the f*cking confused you keep ghosted