Name: Why he left his job at Google SWE $100k+ (ft. CS Dojo)
Uploaded: 2020-03-28T17:06:47.000Z
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I was like, pretty happy at Google, but I felt like I could be, like, happier doing something else.

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So I hope you don't mind me asking, but like so how much do you make with CS Studio now?

So it's kind of tricky because it goes up and down a little bit.

But I would say the average for the past few months has been about 10,000 U.

Yeah, Before we continue this video, I just want to say that this video is sponsored by Go Doc.

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I usually don't, like, talk to the camera anymore.

So you want Just give a little introduction toe like my viewers itself.

Like for some of your name channel itself.

If you Yeah, whatever s O, as you know, my name is why Kay?

You know, my YouTube channel called CSL Joe.

It's a programming discussion YouTube channel that I've been running for the past three years.

Now, the first year I did it part time, you know, while I was working at Google as a soft of over and then the past two years have being full time.

You know, a lot of people ask me like, Can I make a living out of it on?

I mean, honestly, I'm, like, super impressed that, you know, you were able to like you quit your job at Google and then start like, new tube, like, pretty much full time now, Um, yes.

I was wondering, like is like, I've seen the video of why you quit Google.

But do you want just, like, talk about it again in the house?

So why did you quick google and start to right full time?

You know, this is something I already talked about on this channel, like you mentioned, but I sort of thought about it again for this particular interview.

Here is the way I think about it, you know, there there are sort of two parts to it.

The first part was that, you know, I wanted to, like, spend more time on you to get better, you know, making videos and basically helped more people.

And then the second part was that I was, like, pretty happy at Google.

But I felt like I could be, like, happier doing something else.

So maybe like I can go into either of them maybe you want me to.

I think there are, like, two ways of thinking about it.

The 1st 1 is that, you know, I had about 7000 subscribers.

Maybe like, um, you know, about 100,000 total views at the point.

So it's like it's like it's not like a lot of use, but it's, you know, it's some traction.

That's pretty gutsy, because, like, yeah, I wouldn't like I would be too afraid to do it even now from my channel, right?

I was pretty afraid, but I feel like sort of did it on.

But, you know, I had, like, a few courses going on on.

I was making, I don't know, like, 304 $100 for those courses.

If I can make it like 10 more courses like that, I'll make like, 3 to 4 k a month, and that's gonna be enough for, like, rent and food and everything else.

So that's sort of the financial plan I had on at the same time.

I, you know, I thought that I would be able to help a lot more people through my YouTube channel them through my job.

So that's sort of one way of looking at it, Thea Other way of looking at it, which is also true, is that I saw this business opportunity and I didn't want to miss it, right.

Okay, so I hope you don't mind me asking for like, so how much do you make with CS Tojo now?

So it's kind of tricky because it goes up and down a bit, But I would say the average for the past few months has been about 10,000 U.

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