Why I Left My $100,000+ Job at Google

Hey everyone! I recently made a video about Google’s tech-focused culture and its downsides. Thought you guys might like it, so here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TeUYjTWuyY

I left Google after the security guards noticed I was there

YouTube is basically google so you still work for them

2017: 17k Subs 2020: 1.46 Million Subs I love this channel honestly

CS Dojo : Why I left Google ? Ad: Do you want to work at Google? Me: Sigh.

Left Google to educate others? Respect, my dude.

Leaves google, starts working in a company from google

this dude is a beast, I couldnt pass my python 101 course without mans here lol.

Earlier he earns from Google... Now Google is earning from him

So you liked your high paying Google job but you left it because you wanted to do something that had a higher purpose and wanted to see the impact of what your work had on peoples lives. Respectable.

He didn’t care about the money he lost, he left google to Help people and educate others on something he has a lot of knowledge on

I never thought there could be people like him in this world :0, This guy is just a whole different level. You earned my respect :)

Can we please acknowledge how he draws legit circles?

Hey everyone! Thanks a lot for watching this video. As some of you have suggested, I just set up a Patreon page here: www.patreon.com/csdojo I would much appreciate it if you could take a look and let me know what you think :)

I am just watching after his video on 'how I got placed in Google' 😮

I left Google when I clicked the X button.

Thanks always for watching this video, guys! The central theme I wanted to convey in this video is that “follow your passion” is not always the best advice. Of course, it would be great if you could do what you love every day to make a living, but sometimes it’s just neither feasible nor realistic. For example, I’m really passionate about stand-up comedy. So, when I left Google, should I have pursued it instead of working on my YouTube channel? Probably not. People wanted to watch my educational YouTube videos because they couldn’t find them anywhere else. On the other hand, there are enough great stand-up comedians out there-- so it would’ve been much harder for me to compete with them. So, I believe that a much better course of action (for most people) is to focus on people’s needs-- in other words, a gap in the market. The more VALUE you provide to the world, the more VALUABLE you become. Once you’re in a strong position like that, you can then slowly shift your work so that it aligns better with your passion :) For more on this topic, I’d recommend the book, So Good They Can’t Ignore You: amzn.to/2gXHuax

I came across the CS Dojo guy when I was having difficulty with Python. His explanations and tutoring really helped me. Thank you.

Awww <3 I wasn't expecting that would be the answer. Glad to be joining this channel now at a later stage and seeing how much it has grown since you made this!

You quit your 100,000+ job at google... To work a lower paying job... for google...