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Sep 23, 2026 4 min

Business is F'n Hard

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🎥 “Software Engineering Is F’n Hard” | With Arun Welcome back to Business Is F’n Hard. In this episode, Calvin sits down with Arun, a software engineer, for an honest conversation about what it’s really like to build, solve problems, and grow in the world of software engineering. Titled “Software Engineering Is F’n Hard,” this episode looks beyond the polished image of tech careers and explores the challenges that come with writing code, debugging problems, learning constantly, and working through situations where there’s rarely an easy answer. Arun shares his perspective on the realities of software engineering, the pressure to keep up with rapidly changing technology, and the mindset needed to keep improving when things inevitably break. The conversation is a reminder that being a software engineer isn't just about knowing how to code. It’s about patience, problem-solving, curiosity, and being comfortable with not always knowing the answer. Whether you're already working in tech, studying software engineering, or simply curious about what happens behind the code, this episode offers an honest look at the profession. Watch till the end and let us know your biggest takeaway in the comments. Subscribe for more real, unfiltered conversations every week. #businessisfnhard #softwareengineering #coding #technology #techcareer #softwaredeveloper #engineering #realtalk

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