a week of running around san francisco
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- čas přidán 18. 05. 2024
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yuliya, 28
based in poland
product designer at pinterest
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my cameras:
sony zv-e10 + sony 4/10-18
sony hdr-cx405
iphone 15 pro
editing software: davinci resolve, adobe after effects
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lol I love seeing my city from this pov
staying in the tenderloin added some spice 🤪
🙌miss SF vibe, thanks for restoring it back ;)
i think from now on i’m gonna miss it too 😳
Randomly came across your Chanel loved the video ! 💯
thanks a lot! comments like this one mean so much to me!
@@wheresyuliya ♥️♥️ can’t wait to see more content . Definitely going to binge watch your vids today 🙌🏻
oh my god thank you 🥹🥹🥹😭😭😭
Watched it during a lunch break at home and thought of all the times Ive visited London on a business trip and how I should have recorded it in the way that you do 👏 great vibe! And interesting reflection on how vastly different education and background can still bring people to sit at the same table doing similar work. What do you think it means? That education is just BS and all that matters is your own pursuit and perseverance?
i literally started recording vlogs because i missed all of my travels during covid. so now, if another pandemic hits, i will have enough content to rewatch and reminiscer about
i think that there are definitely jobs that you can’t get without proper education like healthcare, law, science, architecture, aeronautical engineering, etc. the creative/tech industry is much more flexible and forgiving. though you have to be able to learn all the necessary skills for the position by yourself, and you will sometimes feel behind your coworkers who had proper education on the matter. i do feel behind a lot, but it helps me not to get lazy lol. another downside is that people are replaceable, and there's always a cheaper workforce option. so, like, depends on the field. and i don't really wanna bring ai to the conversation and how it might change the landscape. just trying to believe that human creativity/experience is the greatest gift that is impossible to replicate and replace 🫠
@@wheresyuliya definitely subject to a field, IT is more flexible. only 10% of the people I work with these days have actually undertaken the relevant high ed. Moreover, when recently hiring for data analysts (who are mostly self taught) with a couple of years experience I found myself looking for people with edu from completely other fields, like philosophy, or social studies. It’s actually quite interesting how this brings the diversity of thought and approaches to solve complex problems at work. That’s probably not going away anytime soon and AI will remain to be just a tool to get there, but much faster.
true. i’d say my education in economics and experience in marketing/social media definitely made me a designer with a different perspective on things.
I really enjoyed this vlog, SF looks so melancholic 🥲
Did you film the whole vlog just with your iPhone?
thank you! this one, yes, only my iphone :)