Chinese proverb: "The best time to plant a tree was 15 years ago. The second best time is today."

@leecypherr8782

5 жыл бұрын

Im Chinese but I have never heard about that lol.

@zihuatanejo7741

5 жыл бұрын

10 years in the version i knew

@jackie6786

4 жыл бұрын

I am Chinese historian, this phrase does not exist but it should. :)

@M1ha87

4 жыл бұрын

If you want to say something wise, just add 'chinese proverb' in the beginning ))

@sippinh2o

4 жыл бұрын

that sounds like a gem of a proverb

At the age of 33, I quit my dead-end job, went back to university and did my masters in applied computers. Now I'm 36 and super happy with my new job(as a web-developer) and workplace since the past one year. Yes, I got this job when I was 35 (which might be too old by some definitions).

Wonderful video. I’m 52 and have managed to get an interview, of all things device drivers! You just have to believe in yourself, stick to at least one project no matter what. It really does force you to work through the issues. To the young lady, never give up on your dreams. They are there for the taking, it really is the art of looking sideways, be different and be proud of it🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@barbierkarim8705

5 жыл бұрын

God save UK for it's opportunity , I wish France was inhabited by smart people too

@deangreenhough3479

5 жыл бұрын

Barbier Karim I have become a big fan of the French and their resistance. In contrast, what a shame the British are not protesting like my French Cousins🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@neelpatel3844

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Dean, that’s inspirational. I’m 38 and have chosen to go on to Quantitive Finance, hearing about your success has given me a boost. Thank you!

"Anyone can become an expert at anything by deliberate practice." Wow. I needed to hear this today! Thank you!!

I am 50 years old trying to do A.I. courses while in a dead end job that has me working all the time

@mustafaerdem140

3 жыл бұрын

i hope you will do it!

@daedalusdreamjournal5925

3 жыл бұрын

You're really brave! Me, I am 45 years old and learning ... well ... Machine Learning. I am just (temporarly) unemployed at the moment ;)

@pompiapplegeek

3 жыл бұрын

@@daedalusdreamjournal5925 @Colin Maharaj It is so nice to hear you are interested in persuing this career. I might be able to help you since most of my clients are career switchers who want to get their first job as Python programmers. I'd love to answer any qustions you may have and give you some advice. You can find me on LinedIn under name Miha Pompe.

@Vipelez

3 жыл бұрын

46 years old and changing careers to Data Science / ML here. God luck!

@FerencKatona

3 жыл бұрын

I am 61 years old. May I join to the club ?

I started learning Python almost 2 months ago, Feb 2021. I am 72 years old, 73 in April. My goal is freelance programming. I do have 20 years ago history as a hardware person, so it probably helps a little. My daughter who is 46 years old started to learn to program 2 1/2 years ago. She has been at a full time programming job for a year now, works from home, has 2 children and a husband. Bottom line... you can do whatever you "want" to do... Good Luck!

@johnk8174

3 жыл бұрын

very cool

@mahaebeed9083

Жыл бұрын

That is amazing 👏 thank you for sharing ❤

@ShouldIWatch

Жыл бұрын

Love this! Would love to hear an update on how you and your daughter have got on over the last couple of years

@neurotraumatized-thrall

Жыл бұрын

Unless you have a learning disability like I think I do.

I am 36 old and back to school doing Computer Science, never feel old or too late.... I will use my work and life experience in my coming coding career... keep pushing guys

@jokkerBANG

4 жыл бұрын

Same here, I'm 35 with 2 kids working full time and going to school. I think another piece to consider is the cost. I wouldn't recommend going into a lot of debt. If you can, pay it as you go or see if you can get a grant or scholarship. I think there are some scholarships aimed for adults getting their first degree. A degree from a local college is going to look just as good as one from an expensive one. There are a lot of other things to consider like the time it takes from your work. But if I can do it, then you can too. I think my work has only benefitted from the education I'm getting.

@Farreach

4 жыл бұрын

i am 31 and got about less then a year to go before i get my BS in Computer Science ... I really hope I can find a job afterwards ..

@PrevalentAA

4 жыл бұрын

@@Farreach come here with an update when you get it!! Best wishes

@Farreach

4 жыл бұрын

@@PrevalentAA thank you

@kadensmike8190

3 жыл бұрын

Best wishes for your futures, everyone!

I quit my job 2 years ago working in a crappy accounting and finance role and started doing a degree in data science. I have Zero knowledge and I had to learn R which was twice as hard as Python, over the year it changed my thinking abilities and to be comfortable to be uncomfortable in data science. Because this is what it will be there is no right or wrong way its the unknown and I do not know, certainty is the hinderance and the Impostor Syndrome that will be there eating you as you learn. But the remedy is that there is no cure for impostor syndrome its more about taking a step and say I have done something a bit better than yesterday is more than enough. Even billionaires in tech industry are suffering the impostor syndrome so you are not alone. I started to change my career in my late 30's, my colleagues in my data science degree are in their mid and late 40's and I have people in 50's and someone who is 63 years old doing data science now...No joke!

@ashishsahu7795

3 жыл бұрын

@ved prakash mishra I am trying the same man, to learn python and see if I could create something new for my life. Good luck to you

i am 45 and left my cushy 5 figure mthly salary job in oil & gas just a few mths ago for a well deserved long break without any plans of going back to my old job. From the get go, I did not have a clear direction on my next career path. It was quite scary. Do i feel that a career change in a bit late ? certainly yes but it hasn't stop me from doing it or trying. Now, I have just started a bootcamp course on Python and getting my feet wet so to speak. Let's see where i can go from here. To those of you out there who are in a similar situation, don't give up as failure is not permanent. Just have to keep moving fwd.

@icio9001

3 жыл бұрын

Im 36 and starting to learn Javascript and thinking to reshape my carreer path. Seems that you already burned the ships. Hope you are already working in some kicka** company! :D

@christopherk7920

3 жыл бұрын

@@icio9001 thank you :-)

@Ma1efcent

3 жыл бұрын

How are you doing, now?

age is just a floating point integer value.

@mfoncharles1401

5 жыл бұрын

While you're still alive and another 365days have passed: age+=1

@sharathnandalike8108

4 жыл бұрын

Great quote - Combining MATHS & AGE. Very True in Modern World

@prakharrawat287

4 жыл бұрын

float(age) and complex(life)

@brindhaganesan3580

3 жыл бұрын

Good point!!

@8koi139

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

Well, I'm 50 and giving it my all. What have I got to lose? My favourite KZreadr!!!

@thehappycoder3760

3 жыл бұрын

Paul Smith I am in my late 50’s and looking to become an expert in AI so go for it.

@kadensmike8190

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck to you both!

@pompiapplegeek

3 жыл бұрын

@@thehappycoder3760 @Paul Smith It is so nice to hear you are interested in persuing this career. I might be able to help you since most of my clients are career switchers who want to get their first job as Python programmers. I'd love to answer any qustions you may have and give you some advice. You can find me on LinedIn under name Miha Pompe.

My former colleague just gained her first data-scientist job with a UK employer. She is mid-50s. We talked about all these same issues and whether or not they would stop us finding roles, excellent video.

30 is not old. My proper career didn’t really start until about 38.

@6xxBleedingHeartxx9

5 жыл бұрын

Sounds cool! Can you tell us 1 or 2 sentences about your job and how you got your career started?

@qeithwreid7745

5 жыл бұрын

Max White hi yes sorry for delay see below in reply to another request

@bluesque9687

3 жыл бұрын

@Will i think you got to try a few things on your own and then look at the job descriptions at various companies.. then find a good marriage!

@UlyssesHaq

3 жыл бұрын

Im in the same boat

@sajithjames4692

2 жыл бұрын

Also 38 and trying to change paths

My friend was 53 when he decided to go back to school. Now he is 58 and working for Microsoft. You are not gonna be an athlete. If you have a passion and energy to do something your age doesn't matter. It's all up to you

Thank you Giles! Needed to hear this today. Single mom, forty plus with three children, starting a new life. I consider you as my data science mentor, keep up the great work helping others. Trying to learn my forth new language too.

Ha! I'm 50 and starting in the fall to finish my degree....and yes, learning Python for my next job.

I had no real techincal experince, i fell into an IT administration job a few years ago. Last year I commited to learning Python, Powershell and cyber security. 2 months ago I got a job as a Cyber Security Analyst and I love it. By the way i'm 41, it's never too late to learn anything if you are interested and I know i'm only at the start of my learning. Best of luck to you all on your journeys.

Thank you sooo much Giles! Choked me up. I really needed that pep talk, my Friend. Your a lifesaver & a very wise man.

In just under the first minute, the most valuable life lesson -- leave when it is time to leave the location that is lesser than a better location that is indeed better and be there to do the thing you need to get done through the process of doing inorder to get things done.

Hello Giles, This was a great motivational video for all. You showed that age ought not deter you from achieving your ambition at any point in one's life , provided you work hard & not only wish. That's really great to hear from you. Cheers & keep your good work going ! Adois !

Age may be a factor but have in mind that with age you also have some advantages. And that's the point: focus on what you are good, not at your weakness. I'm in the same boat. Currently 53, unemployed and former employer and employee in the IT business with engineering degree background with some statistics too. So I chose to study this area of data analysis, since it seens promising (not sure if it is truth in my country). Although there are lots of new stuff, A lot of it is related to techniques I'm trying to remember from college 20 years ago. Just with more powerful tools :). This channel is a good step to learn the basics. Thanks for your good work!

Great video and I like all the positivity! It is nice to hear everyone's story's in these comment's. I am another person here who started studying at University in my 30s. I dropped out of high-school and became a mechanic. Then at 28 years old I decided to get my GED and from there I decided to give Uni a try. I was nervous at first and took a few different course my first semester. I found I truly enjoyed math and really liked programming. Believe me when I say I was really surprise how much I enjoy these topics. Now I am entering my third year of studies in a bachelors of Math. There is no age on learning! So keep believing in yourself and kept driving forward. Then let yourself be surprised by all that you can accomplish! Cheers from Canada.

I came across your KZread videos today trying to find more diverse opinions on learning programming and data science generally, and I was really taken aback by what you said at 3:49 , exactly how I’ve felt every time I’ve pursued more technical work than what I am used to. I am a nurse by background but for the last two years I have led the implementation for the first web and mobile-based patient platform app at an NHS trust doing the analysis and build primarily, but also the project management side. Despite all this I still feel like I fail every time I try to branch out into learning programming and software that is industry standard because I don’t feel like I will be good enough. Be it age or experience, I always think there will be something missing if I went for a job because I haven’t been coding since I was a teenager. I really appreciated hearing this and it’s given me the motivation I needed.

Thank you for your great videos and superb content - very inspiring! if it encourages anyone I am 64 years old and learning Python . There is no greater feeling than achieving something when society says you can’t. I’ve found that taking time to write out the comments before going anywhere near the code to be the most helpful tip. As some bright spark said the code just tells the computer how to read the comments. So persevere!

I recently found this channel, I must say your content is amazing and I love how you make the editions, they're great!!! Well done keep going!!

I'm 33 years old, althougt I've been working for a big financial institucion for 10 years, I keep stocked as a junior analyst, so my income as you can guess is pretty low. That's one of reasons I'm changing my carrier to data science.

I love your videos, I started beeing serious about coding and data analysis/science abotout a yer ago. Recently I finished a postgrad in DS - and started slowly automating the stuff with python (pun intended) at my office, I am doing more and more slowly when I doubt myself I like to watch your videos - after that Im pumped up and just start to code for fun. Thank you !

Thank you for sharing your wisdom.

Really helpful advice. Im at the stage of trying to find the right learning resource. I just wanted to say that your story telling and engagement of explanation is fantastic. So unique. Please keep it going!

@lukewaldock6316

2 жыл бұрын

My Dad was a physicist. He was great at explaining complex concepts as well. I turned out to be in the arts but really value the computational thinking you've spoken about in other videos. Trying to think through those principles.

Thank you so much for uploading this video. I'm 51 beginning this Data Analytics journey.

Great! Your presentation not just inspired me to be confident with my decision - also taught me a style of presentation. Thanks. Best wishes.

Thanks for this, this is so motivational! Im going for it!

Really inspirational video, I appreciate all your advices, as a 32 years old man I think that becoming a Data Scientist o Data Analyst could be achieved with practice and perseverance

4:44 I needed this so bad...thank you Mr.Klein

I love this video bro!!! ur awesome.... and the different variations and new way ur shooting is a new trend in learning videos

Hi Giles. I've just found your channel and I am totally hooked on your content, editing style, your charisma and your voice. Your voice is really enjoyable (or maybe I am just a total Britophile)! The bit about getting a haircut was cute and the last 20 seconds are hilarious. Seems like I am a fan!

It depend where in Europe , actually in France employer look age and almost never hire if you are not from engineer school because of employment protection, in UK they seem more open because they can fire you really easly

God bless you man, this vid helped me a lot. As that old saying states 'Better regretting a mistake while trying something new, rather than regretting not having tried anything new at all'. After listening to your opinion, as well as the other priceless comments on this section, I know that nor I am the only one, neither the worse case, which makes me push harder towards my goal. I really hope everyone's wishes here come to a happy end. It's never too late ❤️🦾😎👍👨‍💻👩‍💻

This is same with my situation. Thanks for the video

Your steering wheel is on the wrong side brother! All jokes aside, Buddhism describes 5 hindrances that get in the way of accomplishing tasks which are not urgent but important. Those 5 hindrances are desire (things that distract you from task at hand), ill will (aversion to difficulties you face while executing your tasks), slot and torpor (lack of motivation), restlessness (anxiety), and doubt. These five hindrances almost always interfere in combination one's ability to work towards long term wise goals. The person asking the question clearly is hindered by the last two. The restlessness (anxiety) is overcome by developing a sense of contentment in the good path of learning this interesting stuff you have chosen for yourself. The doubt is overcome by having a clear map and this will require following people like the one on this channel and also you can connect with folks like Lex Friedman on Twitter. Stay blessed!

If somebody did what we wanted in the world, then we can do it too! No matter what we have in background, just need to believe in ourselves, always have positive thoughts, and study hard.

me 25, an immigrant with literally no one that I know withing 10 hours flight, working as a warehouse worker and trying to learn data analysis. life is like that. sometimes my heart gets so heavy and I just want to cry but I cant. I literally do not have tears in me.

thank u so much I am 26 and I am still a student and it will take me another 2 years I felt down because of my age but u gave me the courage and some hope

It's like you made this video for me..I have been delaying what I want to do because of age, fear of failure ..etc etc....I start and then I give up because of these reasons..I hope I keep myself motivated this time..Thank you.

I am 64 and started a couple of years ago, you are right

Good message. Thanks

I have seen your A level physics videos. Why did you become a data scientist and what type of company do you work for ?

Thank you!

Totaly agree, it's never too late.

Thanks for this!

I. Just. Love. You. Thank you SO much for making this video. I'm going to fave it, and save it to my python folder, and I'm going to watch this video every day to remind me of everything you're ssaying here. Because you are so completely right, and you are so insanely inspiring. Thank you so much for being you. PLEASE make more videos like this. You are like the James Burke or Carl Sagan or Neil Degrasse Tyson of computer science and python AI philosophy. Thank you so much. You are an amazing scientist and an amazing person.

Thanks for this amusing video, I am 34 and I am mechanical engineer and for sure that I will be coding that's something I wanna do and age will not deprive me from that.

I found this video just today. This guy is awesome!!

I changed careers from over 10 years in call centers to web developer I started coding when I was 31 (: was terrifying but couldnt handle call centers anymore. A family friend changed from finance to data science in his 50s still doing his degree but he loves it. The web offers so many resources its not like it was before where you had to make time to go library. If employers care you wouldnt want to work there anyway.

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@galacticplastic1741

3 жыл бұрын

this vid changed my life or at least it was a turning point ∠(^ー^)

Thank you Giles McMullen😍

You know your reasoning is great.

Desire and determination can overcome a lot of difficulty.

You can use Google translate in France, Giles! I used that not only to translate menus in restaurants but also to communicate some tricky sentences. It's not ideal but serves the purpose

I'm 35 old married woman, I've got a PhD in Biology and I'm now intending to go back to school to get Ms degree in bioinformatics. I did never feel the excitement I feel now by learning Python and computer sciences.

Giles, I don't know if you'll see this, but this is the only video I keep coming back to every time I feel like I'm not good enough to pursue this new career path. I'm from a non-technical, liberal arts background and surrounded by people who say I cannot do it. I don't know if I will succeed, but I'll keep going. Thanks for cheering up👍

@Viperion444

8 ай бұрын

Don't be discouraged. You've already succeeded in something: starting and dedicating time to it. I'm 39, turning 40 next April. My career has been sort of "decimated" by AI and I have several ailments that stem from 2 major health issues I was diagnosed with back in 2016, which truncated my "experience" (as the employers like to say). I'm thinking about learning to code so maybe I can escape the next spree of unemployment that I see approaching; but not only that, I have also always been curious about such area of knowledge. Since I feel I have lost most of my capabilities for absorbing knowledge and my cognitive power after chemo, full-body radio and whatnot, I'm always afraid to take formal lessons in anything, as I feel I would be wasting my time and money. The good thing is that coding you can learn from home, at your own pace. I cannot give you a super positive success story to cheer you up, but I can tell you that you've done way much more than I have, and I do admire you for that. I guess I am the one taking motivation from you. Don't give up, alright?

I am 38 years old, have 2 kids, one dog and I am a data scientist. You can do it. Just keep on learning.

Thank you for mentioning Benjamin Bloom. His finds are groundbreaking. It's a surprise he is not popular.

You are my mentor!

Hi I hope you have made progress in your french learning 😁 j adore vos vidéos

Lol. I’m 46 and making transition to data science from more of a cloud engineer. Going back for a masters but redoing a lot of math etc etc. Never too old. Then quantum ml

..by the way you're educating, funny and relaxing 👏

Thanks. Sir for the video. I can relate. If it is impossible then there must be a way to do it . Thank. Excellent landscape and there was a helicopter in video. U r really doing innovative things and sharing very nice contents.

Thanks God. I was asking same question

Man i love this video thank you

Best video on this channel , make more video like this

One thing I had to unlearn, is a lot of people do not have one career path for life. I think most of us know that one person who was either a stay at home parent, or worked an entry level job for 10 plus years and then learned a skill. The thing is, the job market changes so fast, you are almost forced to be on your toes and constantly learning new things.

Very true and very good video this.

😂😂😂 that ending was hilarious! And it made me ring the bell

Quality of Audio: Middling & variable Quality of Advice: Top Notch and Tickety boo.

@riccardoronco627

4 жыл бұрын

Quality of haircut? A bit of Flock of Seagulls :)

What a wise man

You are right, its never too late to learn coding. But to get a job as a professional developer is a different thing. I can tell you for a fact that there are not many developers over 40 years old. That how i see it in the corporates anyway. There are outliers at 50-55, and they tend to be very good at it. People tend to hire people like them. So it follows that if you look over 40 you will start finding it hard to get hired, unless you are exceptionally good. To get a junior role at age 40+, i've never seen it in 25 years working. But, to learn coding at home, no age limit on that of course. What happens to developers at 40? I don't know, I can only speculate. If you can get away with it, edit your CV to obscure your age and dress a bit younger than your years. That might buy 10 years.

Someone is having a lot of fun with editing :)

I am 42 year old and I also have 2 kids. It's not so easy but you can change your career if you really want to. I am studying Data Science for almost one year and I have learnt a lot of things. So do not give up. Go forward. Let's make your dream come true. Take care

I am over 70 and learning Python. Now admittedly I had a career in IT and programming but that didn't start until I was 30, so never too old !!

Thank you so much for this. When I was younger, I was told that age mattered. I am 27 now. I have a bachelor degree in Computer Engineering but then I left. I have always had top marks but then I lost my will to live and had to leave the specialization after 4 exams. Now that I found my will to live again thanks to my boyfriend and I want to make him proud, I am doing the rest of my specialization in Big Data. I thought I was too old and I was discouraged. Thank you for this video. Discriminating someone because of the person's age is bullshit. You can never know what happened in that person's life, nor the person's potential.

@leonardocarvalho7306

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for writing this comment. I'm 25, graduated in Computer Engineering also but haven't worked in the area yet, pretty much had given up already. I started therapy in July and got a C# junior dev position just last week, salary is far from great but you gotta start somewhere. Keep pushing and believe in yourself, I'll be rooting for you!

@Vivian-ve1qt

3 жыл бұрын

@@leonardocarvalho7306 Thank you so much for the reply. It really made me smile. :) And - sure you have to start somewhere! I can see that you are grateful for your current position and I am sure that it's only the beginning and it will get better and better. Just wait and see. I will be rooting for you as well.

Quality: 100

43 and almost finished mechanical engineering. Learned c++ and learning python on my own. You're never too old.

Just turned 61. Employer told me to learn Python. Good luck! We’re Automating everything.

She's 30?! That's old? LOL. I didn't start college until I was 29. Took me 9 years to get through while working full time and raising a child. I've been in tech for 25 years....and I'm still "brand new" at tech every day. If you're not always "brand new" and "feeling lost", maybe you ARE old. Curiosity and a relentless passion for learning will always keep one young. :)

I am 44 and I was an architect. I want to change my career to web development. The reason why I change is because I do not like corporate job and I want to do freelance and live in a motorhome.

@ichaa3tech

4 жыл бұрын

I am 19 and planning to do the same thing , after continuing my dtudies as an electrical engineer

@hardy2175

3 жыл бұрын

So why not freelance as an architect.

Looking at this video is like looking at a greener and cooler land compared to south of France and our 45°C 😭

@sitrakamatthieu

5 жыл бұрын

JESUS CHRIST U ARE IN NORTHERN FRANCE?!!!!! 😂

"If it's not impossible, there must be a way." wow. Thanks

I am closer to 73 than 72. I retired six years ago and have been looking for something to challenge my mind. Photograpy is a fun hobby. So is gardening. But, one can only dig dirt so much without going to Washington, D.C. Python seems to be the answer. We shall see.

Hi Giles ! do you recommand learning graphical user interface? If yes witch is the best library in python for it? and thank you!

Your channel should have more subscriber. Don't know where your future subscriber are.

As a car guy at 6:28 I see that you did that but about the car it'd have been better if you showed dumping the clutch and doing a front wheel burn out. I see that you've done this before and doing that here would've been so good. And btw great cinematography

In Canada they can't discriminate on those reasons listed either. But they do. Leaving age off of your CV can get you the second interview, but ultimately they'll find out before they make the decision.

Part of my ethos or motto, is "20 forever"... "Mentally about 5"...Loved this vid!! Thanks so much.

Yes, right. You should believe to your potential. Be more brave.

Hi Giles ! You won't be expecting similar query from a person who is approaching his retirement? Yes. I have same thoughts and I will be retiring in the end of 2021. My current carrier has very little to do with computers. But I keep learning about computers. Lately I got fascinated about machine learning and started learning Python. I find myself comfortable in learning new concepts and programming. Participated in a few kaggle competitions too. Can there be a post retirement career in the field of machine learning for people like me?

I am 59 years old and just started learning python. If you think you are too old to code, you probably are. As for me, I"m going to keep on doing it until I succeed.

Hey hii @GilesMcMullen is it great to choose DATA SCIENCE instead of AI, MACHINE LEARNING and CSE as an branch in my engineering college.

I started studying software engineering at age 32 now I'm in my final year 😊

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