[Tin tức] TopDev TV – Ep11 | Sau Silicon Valley, tôi chọn dạy code ở Việt Nam

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Anh Charles từng chia sẻ “bạn sẽ không bao giờ ngừng việc trở thành một kỹ sư đâu! Nó giống như việc bạn sẽ không bao giờ ngưng trở thành một người thích khám phá vậy”

▪️ Với 9 năm làm việc tại Silicon Valley và 5 năm khởi nghiệp với CoderSchool tại Việt Nam, trong tập TopDev TV lần này, anh 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗹𝗲𝘀 𝗟𝗲𝗲 | 𝗖𝗼-𝗙𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿 𝗮𝘁 𝗖𝗼𝗱𝗲𝗿𝗦𝗰𝗵𝗼𝗼𝗹 sẽ chia sẻ một vài nhận định về thị trường đào tạo lập trình tại Việt Nam qua góc nhìn của một cựu kỹ sư tại Silicon Valley.

📌 Tốt nghiệp tại đại học Berkeley với tấm bằng Computer Science và trải qua nhiều năm kinh nghiệm làm việc với vị trí Software Developer tại Silicon Valley, anh Charles Lee đã mang tất cả những kiến thức tích lũy được trong quá trình làm việc vào trong sứ mệnh mới của mình: công việc giảng dạy.

🔴 Một số nội dung chính của buổi trò chuyện:

✔️ Sự khác nhau khi làm việc ở những công ty startup nhỏ so với những công ty lớn tại Hoa Kỳ
✔️ Mô hình Income Share Agreement | ISA (thanh toán học phí trả sau dựa theo mức thu nhập có được trong tương lai)
✔️ Tổng quan về thị trường IT Việt Nam (đặc biệt về giáo dục)
✔️ Review trực tiếp một CV tuyển dụng iOS Developer (CV mẫu tại đây:

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🔴 DANH MỤC CÂU HỎI

[01:54] Could you introduce a bit about yourself to the audience?
[02:36] I wonder why did you stop your engineering career and decide to teach people programming?
[03:46] What are the lessons that you have learned from Charles Lee LLC?
[04:40] You have worked for some big companies and startups such as Palm.Inc, Volkswagen Electronics Research Lab, Luvocracy (which was acquired by Walmart Labs), etc. So which differences do you find between working in a startup and working in a large company?
[06:59] What is CoderSchool? Why did you found it, and why in Vietnam?
[08:30] I have known that CoderSchool has been invested in? Can you share your feeling about it?
[09:25] Why did the investor choose CoderSchool to invest in?
[10:34] What is CoderSchool’s business model? Is it a nonprofit organization?
[11:14] When I came across your website, I saw a term called ISA (Income Share Agreement)? Can you make it more detail to the clients?
[12:36] Do you have any ideas which are beneficial for education in Vietnam in the future, especially for the IT sector?
[13:57] Coderschool’s student comes from many countries, how can you modify for a perfect platform, market, top-notch IT trends, pricing and producing, …for every country? And what lessons did you learned after that many difficulties?
[15:03] Which is a programming language that you like most and why?
[16:17] A newbie in learning to code, which programming language should you learn first, and why?
[17:10] Why did you choose machine learning and web development but not the other things?
[18:29] I found that Facebook made CoderSchool its exclusive partner for its training program called Developer Circles. How do you feel about this? And which movements will you make to complete this mission?
[20:15] Your ambition is to grow CoderSchool into Southeast Asia’s largest technical school and bring Silicon Valley technologies, opportunities, and skills to the region. Do you have any plans for CoderSchool in the next few years?
[21:51] What are the strengths and weaknesses of Vietnamese developers that you have found? Is there any difference between Vietnamese developers and others around the world?
[23:42] What is the distinction between CoderSchool’s courses and courses provided by Vietnamese universities?
[24:52] Some educational centers are available for students (even for elementary & secondary) so that they can approach the changes in technology as soon as possible. In your point of view, what are the positives and negative of these programs?
[26:06] What do you think about on-job training like a business uses their existing employees to teach the short-term workshops?
[27:07] During your time in Vietnam, have you realized any changes (positive and negative) in students and candidates over time? For example: Do they become more proactive at work? Or is there any development in creative thinking ability?
[28:07] In your opinion, is it good for them to follow IT hot trends to have more opportunities in applying jobs or what consequences they will face if they keep choosing their majors like that?
[29:15] It’s difficult to define what students good at to choose a suitable course; in your experience, do you have any advice for them?
[30:09] According to your experience, how long does it take a candidate with no IT background to become a front-end developer or a mobile developer? What they gonna do to accomplish that?
[32:20] Review a CV