I resigned from Google !

Now we are at that point in time where coding will also switch to something like the jee exams and its preparation in kota😂😂😂

Step 1: prepare for Faang Step 2: work for max 2-3 years. Step 3: make a youtube channel and influence college freshers. Step 4: resign and sell own course. (Chilla chillake scheme bata diya) Striver is probably the only influencer who broke the trend. Thats why he is respected so much.

Day by day this is DSA rounds are becoming similar to jee mains and advanced exams everyone opening new coching classes....

By observing the increasing trend of FAANG employees leaving their companies, my belief has been bolstered that they don't quit solely out of passion. They eventually realize that development is much more than just data structures and algorithms. They have to consistently bring innovation, keep up with technologies, and invest time, which becomes challenging due to YouTube. On the other hand, teaching might seem easier since you are repeating concepts. Just my thought

Moral of the story "Education is Business"🙂

The more you guys fear !! The more they can sell ... We have now reached to that stage, where it is just saturated 😅

rohit negi left uber 2cr pacage for teaching, love babbar left amazon for teaching, shraddha mam left microsoft for teaching, now fraz bhaiya left google for teaching idk why they doing it in mass but there is something i wish you happy journey ahead.

On one side there is Fraz, Babbar, Rohit Negi, Keerti and on one side there is STRIVER. Manages both job and teaching pretty flawlessly. Thats what real influencers do. PS: NO OFFENCE

Mahine me 4200 ka course 1000 bachho ne bhi kharid lia out of 3.7 Lakhs subscribers. Toh amount banta hai 42 lakh/Month Toh ek saal ka package hua 42×12 = 5 Crore Itna Google bhi nahi dega Mast ek course nikalta hu teaching is my passion bolkr!

"teaching is my passion" haa bhai matlab pta hai hume "teaching me paisa asaan hai" : )

Imagine seeing an ad for 7 min 35 sec 🤐

New Business Unlocked. These guy's can only teach DSA, DBA, OOP but a true software engineer always solve real life problems which is obviously a difficult thing to do compared to tEaChiNg

If you really want many students to learn , keep your courses free bro .

fun fact is that these guys are leaving jobs because of their incapability of practical stuff and peer pressure. They have got into google just by doing leetcode and mugging up stuffs, but soon they realized that in reality its not their cup of tea.

Code with harry ❤ only genuine guy i have seen on youtube in my 5 years of experience

Year 0:- they get into faang and start their yt channel and teach dsa for free to get the sympaty of students and they got their audience easily because of title faang.. Year 1: they worked for 1 year (in between that they got good subscribers on yt by making videos likes, inside google office, food in that company and do some podcasts) and after they realize ki bc hamara passion toh teaching h aur hum toh bc padhane ke liye bane h😂. and then they resign and start selling 5k course of dsa and poor freshers fall into these bhaiya's trap.

It's a whole money-making race these bhaiya's and bhabhi's are caught up in, remember folks "Jo passion na de paise woh passion nahi sikhata hai"

So next in the line up is Nishant Chahar bro.. 😅😂 (just for fun)

I saw this coming 😂😂😂... Naya trend hai... Faang mein kaam Karo phir chhodo phir courses becho 😂😂 logone Uber , Atlassian ,amazon (bohoto ne) choda ab google baki tha 😂😂

When i was in my college, I used to follow Fraz and take his course to learn DSA. Now, I got placed in a well reputed product based company and i see a lot of guys who i used to follow in my college are resigning from a top product based companies and pursuing their dream of teaching, startups..etc.. Now after being in the company for a year, im kind of feeling the same, resigning and pursuing me dream which i recently discovered. But the thing im surprised at is, the rat race (Learn DSA -> practice -> Crack a super dream company -> resign -> pursue your dream), is kind of going on in an loop for most of the people who did engineering, especially CS. I heard a lot of my senior doing this, now im kind of feeling the same and in the future its gonna be someone else. Life is so hard man🤕