Software engineer interns on their first day be like...

it's either this or you're sitting around with nothing to do.

@2nd channel - @FryingPanLIVEE
@vlog channel - @PansDay

0:00 - nice
1:14 - not nice

#softwareengineering #internships #faang

[FryingPan]

almost 1 mil wow, look mom i'm famous

[crayons]

The phrase "I assume you're already familiar with.." triggers a deep fear in me because 99% of the time I am not

[FreeFlightGuy]

As someone studying software development, this gave me crippling anxiety and makes me want to stay at my dead end retail manager job until I turn into dust and float away in the abyss.

[axelc]

Senior dev: So its been an hour, how much progress have you made?
1st day dev: A lot actually, I'm almost done with my resignation letter.

[chixenlegjo]

The most difficult part of programming isn’t solving problems, it’s understanding the task.

[Mher]

It's insane how accurate this is. Got my first job about a month, and I can't even believe how similar my situation was (even the AI part). It gets better, tho. To reiterate what others commented, the most difficult tasks in the beginning are setting setting up the codebase and understanding what your task is.

[hainsh]

Omfg even the “I have to jump to another call and dont hesitate to ask any questions” 😂😂😂 exactly

[Useless]

The only thing school taught me was an irrational fear of lacking information about important things I need to do.

[Nostlgiq]

Recruiter: “Install Java”
Me: “Yea I got that for minecraft”

[FandangosBR]

BOOTSTRAP TO STRAP EVETYTHING TOGETHER, Genius HAHAHA

[zurielauguiste]

This popped up on my feed 2 years ago and I didn’t understand most of it back then. Seeing it again now made me chuckle to see how far I’ve come. About to graduate in a few months with my degree. Keep grinding!


Edit: Graduated with honors

[HawkinaBox]

“You new kids are really good at that stuff nowadays.” Ah yes, the stereotype that us younger generation knows everything about computers 🤣🤣🤣

[samuelmiller]

C hashtag, that's exactly how it's pronounced

[dainionwest]

Dude, the pause between him asking if you can see the screen and then it pops up 15 seconds afterwards is so damn real

[smaug]

One thing I've learned is to never accept requirements verbally over the phone or a teams call. Always make them document it somewhere, have a sit down with the team/part of the team, groom it and then estimate it - considering you're intending to implement it in a way that's industry standard.
Most startups/small companies struggle due to lack of adherence to agile standards. Some red tape helps a long way, as long as it is limited to a certain extent.

[ilovedatfruitybooty]

Plot twist: his mic was muted the whole time.

[nohbu]

Many people don't teach, they just want to show you how much they know.

[nzogtji]

The most difficult part about programming is setting up your environment.

Once the config bullshit that nobody knows how it works but everyone figures out how to make it work is up and running


programing finally is actually fun.

[OfficialNerokin]

I was once tasked at my first day to set up a whole new server for the company while having noted that I'm basically ready to do anything except network related stuff. I felt this video so hard. Thanks, mate!

[lordprime.]

As a guy who doesn’t know a thing about software engineering. I can relate