I should have mentioned, the only reason I flip cans is to annoy my wife (she hates that move). I've been trying to make it into a trend. The one caveat is, if you're still single... this trick is likely to backfire đ€
My summary of this video: 1. Get an internship a. afterwards, it is very likely to be taken by the company b. have a technical degree 2. Learn SQL a. every company tends to ask SQL questions 3. Learn success metrics & tracking metrics a. know i. all the data sources ii. what to measure b. you will be the one who the Product Manager (PM) asks if we do a good job c. example of how to measure the success of UI change of an application i. success metric 1) active users ii. tracking metrics 1) time spent/user 2) videos watched/user 3) forced quits 4) videos uploaded d. learn A/B testing i. know about control & experimental groups ii. know how many people you need in them to reduce risk 4. Learn IPython, tableau, R or Excel - to manipulate, visualize and interpret data 5. Learn communication a. learn i. public speaking ii. writing better as it is a medium that reaches as many people as possible iii. how to make interesting presentations 6. Learn predictive modelling a. it is not very important but makes you a little bit cooler b. It might be useful when you are i. forecasting goals ii. making recommendation system c. adds credibility If you made an interesting analysis, but no one is there to read your analysis, did you really make an analysis?
How to perform an analysis of the data that is a decision platform on various problems of a company? Locate me !!! How to apply our expertise on quantitative analysis, data mining and data presentation to learn more How to automate the generation of repetitive reports and reports Run A / B tests and statistical analyzes to extract exploitable information that influences, supports and assists product decisions and initiates Adhoc analysis to support companies? How to present the proposals and results in a clear way, using data and associated actionable conclusions? How to help the company acquire, clean, clean, filter and clean data, especially product data from various systems and sources? I would like to have experience combining different data sources: SQL, REST API, etc. Also have the ability to present and defend complex analyzes internally and externally to technical and non-technical audiences. My current profile is: Python's experience for statistical analysis. I only have experience combining data from different sources: Excel, CSV
1. Internship and Technical Degree 2. Learn SQL 3. Success Metrics and Tracking Metrics 4. Learn softwares (like R, Tableau) to manipulate, visualize and interpret data 5. Communication
I have extended that summary a little bit: 1. Get an internship a. afterwards, it is very likely to be taken by the company b. have a technical degree 2. Learn SQL a. every company tends to ask SQL questions 3. Learn success metrics & tracking metrics a. know i. all the data sources ii. what to measure b. you will be the one who the Product Manager (PM) asks if we do a good job c. example of how to measure the success of UI change of an application i. success metric 1) active users ii. tracking metrics 1) time spent/user 2) videos watched/user 3) forced quits 4) videos uploaded d. learn A/B testing i. know about control & experimental groups ii. know how many people you need in them to reduce risk 4. Learn IPython, tableau, R or Excel - to manipulate, visualize and interpret data 5. Learn communication a. learn i. public speaking ii. writing better as it is a medium that reaches as many people as possible iii. how to make interesting presentations 6. Learn predictive modelling a. it is not very important but makes you a little bit cooler b. It might be useful when you are i. forecasting goals ii. making recommendation system c. adds credibility If you made an interesting analysis, but no one is there to read your analysis, did you really make an analysis?
My experience is that you can get work without a degree, but it is only going to help you get interviews and later promotions if you do have a degree. I have always been about learning things because i am interested in them rather than attaining certifications. My observation though is that people with certifications get taken seriously from the outset. My last SQL job, i practically begged my boss to let me write a couple of key functions to be used in queries. I ended up staying with that company for two years writing SQL code and optimising other peoples queries.
This was incredibly useful!! Thank you for making this video. As a data analyst myself, I aspire to one day become a data scientist like yourself. I would love to see more videos related to data science such as the field, truths/myths of data science and analytics, how to analyze data and communicate it well, etc. Just some ideas! Thanks again.
It seems like a great career. Iâm a financial analyst right now but I already know SQL and Power BI. Iâd like to learn Python and R so I can move to a role where I can combine my existing finance knowledge with data science
I subscribed after watching 3 of your funny and high-quality interview videos. Watching your Tech Lead intro reminded me that that was a smart move. Keep it up, Joma!
so far, these are some great videos, but it sounds like when say "data science", you really mean someone with a very strong sql background and some basic stats which would be a BI analyst. I guess saying "data science" sounds cooler
I have a Bachelor in Design of Information Systems, which Master should I choose if I want to get good pay and interesting job opportunities? :) (I want to work with new/upcoming and interesting areas in the tech industry)
Sup Joma, been following for a bit now, and love the videos, you give good insight about the tech world! Just a suggestion you should make a video about people who want to change their career into the tech field, and what type of other jobs other then being a software engineer, or a developer! Anyways keep it up!!
When he said: "even if McDonald's is losing money he didn't care due to his customers" I pause the video & had to like & scribe.đđŻđ People like this does consumers a great Justice, unfortunately there isn't enough of us in the worldđ JUST SAYING
it looks like you did a triple major at waterloo. I feel like this and your internships helped you get past the "master's requirement" for an entry level data scientist position?
Can I say that depends on the context of a job a data scientist does not necessarily require skills in predictive modeling? I've heard many saying that a data scientist MUST require skills in predictive modeling in order to be qualified a 'true' data scientist. Just curious to find out what the end goal of a data scientist is.
Lord Staind Do you not read english well?? đ€Ł it was a sarcastic comment that was poking fun at him because he canât answer... Or do you not understand that explanation either?? Smh đ€Šđ»ââïž
I have a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics and I've been working for 4 years now in the BPO industry (Learning and Development, Technical Support and Data Analytics). Now, I just want to do something I really love, and that is something related to Data Science. I guess I would be watching all your videos to fuel my interest. :D
Pretty awesome content. Iâm trying to switch out of real estate/finance and was considering software development but it seems like data science is a much better fit for my business background. Thanks!
Thanks Joma for making this video. I had learnt a lot which is definitely going to help in future. Bdw, when you will make a video 'How did I got internship in Facebook'. Please make that video soon. I am eagerly waiting for that. Thanks!
Excellent video! Nice to hear from someone that is actually a data scientist. If you have the time, you should make a video about how to prepare for an interview or what would you ask in an interview.
I have been told if you get a master's you can get a government job that pays up to $80,000 in California but tbh idk how true that is but you should look into it.
@@davidbui2662 Hey man hope you see this but I'm doing good I've actually been employed for almost 2 years now in a government related job. I'm not doing something that's related to my major, which is fine, although eventually I would like to see myself in some sort of position doing analysis type work such as data, programming, financial, etc.
What you said is totally true! I just got a new job in data science in finance. I would definitely recommend to refresh statistical modeling knowledge as well.
Thank you so much for this video. I've been dancing around what career path I want to follow but there were no clear instructions or videos on expectations for this particular discipline. God bless you. :)
yep.....you are indeed perfect than the goodest. keep it UP. i got it all right now(data science). above all the headway to start with in learning data science. God bless sir
Based on what i told they never hire graduate for data scientist role.(you are few of them who got this opportunity ) ...they say before data scientist you have to work as Data Analyst then after 2-3 yrs of exp you are qualified for data scientist job ....is this true ..?
Hey Joma, I have a Water Resources Engineering degree [bet you can't guess what school ;)] and it gave me hope when you said Environmental Engineering. You're data science videos are awesome! Really getting me interested in the field.
Im a Data Guy at a fortune 50 company, love my job. Make 125k+, life is good., I know pretty much every tool in data, Tableau, Python, Excel, Power Bi, Microstrategy, Adobe Analytics, Google anaytics, Domo, SQL, Mongo DB, Json, API usage.
No I dont, just a bachelors and tons of training, courses and hands on experience. If im being honest, Im perfectly ok at where im at because I work on a lot of personal projects in my free time and the plan is to have one of those take off and leave the corporate world at some point. In the meantime, Im at a decent level and pay without too many responsibilities that allow me to have tons of free time to work on my own stuff. Honestly I do about 10 hours of actual work a week, the other 30 is meetings and random corporate culture stuff.
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I should have mentioned, the only reason I flip cans is to annoy my wife (she hates that move). I've been trying to make it into a trend. The one caveat is, if you're still single... this trick is likely to backfire đ€
hehe it's working pretty well. Now i feel like flipping cans
Hmm does women really hate that move? I've never seen it though, so maybe it's true :D
lol wat
There you go, I smell some collab ;)
TechLead one love hahah
My summary of this video:
1. Get an internship
a. afterwards, it is very likely to be taken by the company
b. have a technical degree
2. Learn SQL
a. every company tends to ask SQL questions
3. Learn success metrics & tracking metrics
a. know
i. all the data sources
ii. what to measure
b. you will be the one who the Product Manager (PM) asks if we do a good job
c. example of how to measure the success of UI change of an application
i. success metric
1) active users
ii. tracking metrics
1) time spent/user
2) videos watched/user
3) forced quits
4) videos uploaded
d. learn A/B testing
i. know about control & experimental groups
ii. know how many people you need in them to reduce risk
4. Learn IPython, tableau, R or Excel - to manipulate, visualize and interpret data
5. Learn communication
a. learn
i. public speaking
ii. writing better as it is a medium that reaches as many people as possible
iii. how to make interesting presentations
6. Learn predictive modelling
a. it is not very important but makes you a little bit cooler
b. It might be useful when you are
i. forecasting goals
ii. making recommendation system
c. adds credibility
If you made an interesting analysis, but no one is there to read your analysis, did you really make an analysis?
:)
May god bless you
How to perform an analysis of the data that is a decision platform on various problems of a company?
Locate me !!!
How to apply our expertise on quantitative analysis, data mining and data presentation to learn more
How to automate the generation of repetitive reports and reports Run A / B tests and statistical analyzes to extract exploitable information that influences, supports and assists product decisions and initiates Adhoc analysis to support companies?
How to present the proposals and results in a clear way, using data and associated actionable conclusions?
How to help the company acquire, clean, clean, filter and clean data, especially product data from various systems and sources?
I would like to have experience combining different data sources: SQL, REST API, etc.
Also have the ability to present and defend complex analyzes internally and externally to technical and non-technical audiences.
My current profile is:
Python's experience for statistical analysis.
I only have experience combining data from different sources:
Excel, CSV
Hero we need
Thanks for making this easy.
1. Internship and Technical Degree
2. Learn SQL
3. Success Metrics and Tracking Metrics
4. Learn softwares (like R, Tableau) to manipulate, visualize and interpret data
5. Communication
I have extended that summary a little bit:
1. Get an internship
a. afterwards, it is very likely to be taken by the company
b. have a technical degree
2. Learn SQL
a. every company tends to ask SQL questions
3. Learn success metrics & tracking metrics
a. know
i. all the data sources
ii. what to measure
b. you will be the one who the Product Manager (PM) asks if we do a good job
c. example of how to measure the success of UI change of an application
i. success metric
1) active users
ii. tracking metrics
1) time spent/user
2) videos watched/user
3) forced quits
4) videos uploaded
d. learn A/B testing
i. know about control & experimental groups
ii. know how many people you need in them to reduce risk
4. Learn IPython, tableau, R or Excel - to manipulate, visualize and interpret data
5. Learn communication
a. learn
i. public speaking
ii. writing better as it is a medium that reaches as many people as possible
iii. how to make interesting presentations
6. Learn predictive modelling
a. it is not very important but makes you a little bit cooler
b. It might be useful when you are
i. forecasting goals
ii. making recommendation system
c. adds credibility
If you made an interesting analysis, but no one is there to read your analysis, did you really make an analysis?
But what if i don't have a Degree?
I think it's story more about data analyst, not data scientist
Thanks for the response
My experience is that you can get work without a degree, but it is only going to help you get interviews and later promotions if you do have a degree. I have always been about learning things because i am interested in them rather than attaining certifications. My observation though is that people with certifications get taken seriously from the outset. My last SQL job, i practically begged my boss to let me write a couple of key functions to be used in queries. I ended up staying with that company for two years writing SQL code and optimising other peoples queries.
Lol the intro and techlead reference. So great.
YES!
what is techlead and his conection ?
COLLEAGUES I THINK !
(SUCH FRIENDS)
I really enjoyed your concise, jargon-free, and direct advice. Keep up the good work !
Dude you're awesome ! you keep putting me on track to get into Data Science. Love your videos. All the way from Tunisia !
You kept this short and to the point and 100% truthful. Good job
I love the references to TechLead! So funny! The can flip and the "well, that's just how things are gonna be..." I literally lol'd!
Very helpful internship coming up đđđ
This was incredibly useful!! Thank you for making this video. As a data analyst myself, I aspire to one day become a data scientist like yourself. I would love to see more videos related to data science such as the field, truths/myths of data science and analytics, how to analyze data and communicate it well, etc. Just some ideas! Thanks again.
This is the first video I see from Joma, one word - amazing. To the point, valuable insights , subscribed!!
THE BEST How to video for Data Science, I've seen! Hands down!
It seems like a great career. Iâm a financial analyst right now but I already know SQL and Power BI. Iâd like to learn Python and R so I can move to a role where I can combine my existing finance knowledge with data science
I'm a musician, I wonder if I could combine my music knowledges with data science
Do you think learning to program python/java would be better than learning statistics for a job in finance/data science?
needed this ... internship coming up
Good stuff! Definitely taking note of your recommendations
Thank You, Thank You, Joma! Great tips, as always.
OMG i died when you said "That's how things gonna be from here on now" .. TechLead
ysp- Code same here haha
why ?
did he get in trouble for filming in office or becase of the facebook scandel
import pandas as pd
mybrain = pd.read_csv('jomatechDataBrain.csv')
print(mybrain)
I got this, I think I'm a nerd
Hey, love your video!!! Great view points and thank you so much!!
Great Video! This was very beneficial on our end! Looking forward to more videos to come!
Hi Iâm Joma and Iâm going to be your tech lead for today
6:33 That Discord notification sound though, I thought twas me but nope
Great video - you have some good tips that's hard to find anywhere else. Keep up the good work
I subscribed after watching 3 of your funny and high-quality interview videos. Watching your Tech Lead intro reminded me that that was a smart move. Keep it up, Joma!
Economics?
Bless my soul, i thought i was doomed when you said "Technical Degree"
'...so you can tell your friends you do modelling'
:D
That was such an Awesome video Joma.
Great work putting it together and the music was good to.
Omg this is so helpful. Thank you so much!
so far, these are some great videos, but it sounds like when say "data science", you really mean someone with a very strong sql background and some basic stats which would be a BI analyst. I guess saying "data science" sounds cooler
I have a Bachelor in Design of Information Systems, which Master should I choose if I want to get good pay and interesting job opportunities? :) (I want to work with new/upcoming and interesting areas in the tech industry)
Amazing tips. I started in data science field last year and i needed to improve my skills. Your tips are really practical. Thanks Bro.
That was a really nice video. Stepping up the game Joma. Thanks :)
Joma Tech Lead?
Could you get one of the Data Science Core people @ untitled company to describe what they do?
Sup Joma, been following for a bit now, and love the videos, you give good insight about the tech world! Just a suggestion you should make a video about people who want to change their career into the tech field, and what type of other jobs other then being a software engineer, or a developer! Anyways keep it up!!
I appreciate your videos Joma!
When he said:
"even if McDonald's is losing money he didn't care due to his customers" I pause the video & had to like & scribe.đđŻđ People like this does consumers a great Justice, unfortunately there isn't enough of us in the worldđ JUST SAYING
HAHA...TechLead References in the beginning lol
I really love how you provide clear information.thank Joma.!
Great work mate. keep it up. Huge fan of your content
it looks like you did a triple major at waterloo. I feel like this and your internships helped you get past the "master's requirement" for an entry level data scientist position?
and btw, if you did do a triple major.. that's actually insane man. kudos to u haha
Hey man! Nice cap though đ
thanks man! very useful!
Great vid Joma!
Hmmm... You should keep the title as "5 Tips For Getting A Data Science Job (Number 4 might surprise)". You worked at Buzzfeed right?
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ha ha! you loved this comment!
@TechLead
Awesome video man, looking to do data science courses soon! This vid helped out a lot!
Cheers,
Sheldon A.
Liked and subscribed! Great video, especially when I am at the beginning of the DS journey. Keep going! :)
Can I say that depends on the context of a job a data scientist does not necessarily require skills in predictive modeling? I've heard many saying that a data scientist MUST require skills in predictive modeling in order to be qualified a 'true' data scientist. Just curious to find out what the end goal of a data scientist is.
He literally had just said it isn't necessary and it's dependant on the field.
whats your opinion on that FB and Cambridge Analytica case?
@Joma Tech Yeah I'm curious too since you're the data scientist for Facebook. What's your take on it?
Heâs not gonna answer that if he wants to keep his job ^^ weinstein syndrome đ€Ș
pileage international Yeah no shit Sherlock!! It's been 6 days. He's obviously not gonna answer it.
Lord Staind Do you not read english well?? đ€Ł it was a sarcastic comment that was poking fun at him because he canât answer... Or do you not understand that explanation either?? Smh đ€Šđ»ââïž
As someone mid data science job search, this was helpful. Thanks!
thank you! brilliant ideas!
I have a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics and I've been working for 4 years now in the BPO industry (Learning and Development, Technical Support and Data Analytics). Now, I just want to do something I really love, and that is something related to Data Science. I guess I would be watching all your videos to fuel my interest. :D
0:08 is facebook xD
Nice vid, thanks!!
Pretty awesome content. Iâm trying to switch out of real estate/finance and was considering software development but it seems like data science is a much better fit for my business background. Thanks!
I'm a musician, I wonder if I could combine my music knowledges with data science
Thanks Joma for making this video. I had learnt a lot which is definitely going to help in future.
Bdw, when you will make a video 'How did I got internship in Facebook'. Please make that video soon. I am eagerly waiting for that.
Thanks!
Excellent video! Nice to hear from someone that is actually a data scientist. If you have the time, you should make a video about how to prepare for an interview or what would you ask in an interview.
Loved this video! Please do more videos like this and about your job :-)
You forgot the last tip is subscribing to your channel. XD
I regret majoring in Econ, I can't find work, I have little marketable skills, and I feel like I wasted 4 years of my life.
How are you doing now eddiebaza?
I'm very sorry man, don't lose hope.
I have been told if you get a master's you can get a government job that pays up to $80,000 in California but tbh idk how true that is but you should look into it.
it's okay bruh, you got this.
you'll ace it, keep trying.
@@davidbui2662 Hey man hope you see this but I'm doing good I've actually been employed for almost 2 years now in a government related job. I'm not doing something that's related to my major, which is fine, although eventually I would like to see myself in some sort of position doing analysis type work such as data, programming, financial, etc.
Thanks Joma! I am an aspiring data scientist your tips were very helpful !
What you said is totally true! I just got a new job in data science in finance. I would definitely recommend to refresh statistical modeling knowledge as well.
Untitled comment
Haha, That was good.
data science without actual predictive modelling is just data analysis, change my mind
Data Science without actual predictive modelling is just nothing.
Thank you for making this video. Very helpful!!!!!!!!!
Love your videos and channel!
If I study Physics.. can i get into Data Science field?
yes
For a second, with the drink, I thought you were making fun of an untitled channel
Super helpful Joma! LOL the intro
Thank you so much for this video. I've been dancing around what career path I want to follow but there were no clear instructions or videos on expectations for this particular discipline. God bless you. :)
âUntitled companyâ. Yeah we all know itâs Facebook
This video is entirely wrong.
You didnât started it saying âwhatâs popping?â
Thank you buddy!
nice video
yep.....you are indeed perfect than the goodest. keep it UP. i got it all right now(data science). above all the headway to start with in learning data science. God bless sir
đ€ alievied by knowing that Excel is ok for manipulating data â€ïž
Or you can work for Cambridge Analytica lol.
This is awesome! Thanks for tips...
You illuminate it crystal clear
Based on what i told they never hire graduate for data scientist role.(you are few of them who got this opportunity ) ...they say before data scientist you have to work as
Data Analyst then after 2-3 yrs of exp you are qualified for data scientist job ....is this true ..?
I've read quite often you start as an analyst in the first year and you move up as a scientist in the next.
5 Tips for getting women please
The video in itself is incredibly helpful but just for not seeing an ad at the start of it, I'll leave a like!!
Thanks for letting us know more about Data Scienceđ
still watching it when ive got nothing to do with data science...smhđ
361 dislikes from UNTITLED LARGE COMPANY
thank you for all your videos! very useful and practical. looking forward to watching more videos from your channel.
vietnamese seem curious
Hey Joma, I have a Water Resources Engineering degree [bet you can't guess what school ;)] and it gave me hope when you said Environmental Engineering. You're data science videos are awesome! Really getting me interested in the field.
Im a Data Guy at a fortune 50 company, love my job. Make 125k+, life is good., I know pretty much every tool in data, Tableau, Python, Excel, Power Bi, Microstrategy, Adobe Analytics, Google anaytics, Domo, SQL, Mongo DB, Json, API usage.
Mind if I ask if you have a masters? If you don't, will you get one to help you move up in the ladder?
No I dont, just a bachelors and tons of training, courses and hands on experience. If im being honest, Im perfectly ok at where im at because I work on a lot of personal projects in my free time and the plan is to have one of those take off and leave the corporate world at some point. In the meantime, Im at a decent level and pay without too many responsibilities that allow me to have tons of free time to work on my own stuff. Honestly I do about 10 hours of actual work a week, the other 30 is meetings and random corporate culture stuff.
Ah, thanks for answering.
Do you do any type of machine learning?
For my job no, for my personal projects, yes.
In our company R became almost a religion.
Which company is this? I am interested because R is literally my religion too
Your technical insights give me hope!
Very Informative. Thank you.
Did you just say friendster and myspace... LOL
eric xiao sarcasm
What's the reason for him not saying the company he works for?? Is it Facebook?
He works at Facebook. They probably have rules about privacy
He had to take down a video filmed at his workplace (Facebook). I guess the sensoring is just a joke
So useful, thanks!
Good video man!
Even though Joma stopped making videos, his videos are still amazing and a great introduction into the world of Data Science.
Love u Joma - thanks so much
Eu te amo! Daily Vlog pls!
intro was great!
Great ! Really helpful and nice communicating skills.....pt cleared....!! đđ