Thanks for watching everyone! I recommend watching this video next about how to get data science experience without a job: ruclips.net/video/pWVQ0vN5uig/видео.html
I've been interested in data science consulting for a while now. Developing relationships in business is so important, something you can't learn in a deep learning course.
You’ve quickly become one of my favorite RUclipsrs! I’ve been learning data science while attending college, and I’m hoping to become a data scientist after my enlistment in the Air Force!
I really appreciate that! Thank you so much for watching. I think there are a ton of really cool public sector applications. If you go the airforce route, there could be some really unique opportunities after!
Ken, I just found your channel, and coming from a software engineering background, I find great value in your data science-related videos. Thanks for your inspiring stories of success!
Now you really seem confident in this video! The stock clips were a nice addition as well, I particularly like that you only put them into the video sparingly. It's just incredible how much you and your channel has evolved in such a relatively short period of time! Very inspirational!
Thank you so much Boris! My goal is to improve at least 1 thing in each video I make. The creative process has been almost as fun as interacting with community members like yourself!
Really love the casual advice he provides through his videos. And really like those random shots of reptiles and 🍺 to make the video more engaging 😂✌🏼🔥
Thanks for the video! really interesting video, I'm actually a product guy but love to use all the data available to do my work. Provides me lots of valuable information about product usage, market potential, impact on business and so on. Keep it going!
Thanks for sharing your story Ken! Also, where did you get the short clips in between your video? Clips like plants growing, a person writing the word analytics and stuff.
Hey Ken your doing a fabulous job! Your videos help me a lot. Thank you mate . I wanted to ask you how do you manage time? Because in this field you gotta put in hours and I'm that kind of guy who like to relax on weekends after a hard week. I mean how do you do it? I mean being on RUclips and learning new everyday and working your job? Can you please share some insights.You also reply try to reply to almost every comments which is one of the reason I love your channel . Thankyou Ken . Love Dinesh
Thanks for watching Dinesh! I actually made a video related to this here: ruclips.net/video/akbU9KOo_Qc/видео.html. I also talk about it some in my most recent day in the life video: ruclips.net/video/lUUqrRgerd8/видео.html . For the most part, I just try to get the most important things done first thing in the morning. I also schedule out my whole day including the break times. The videos expand a bit more though.
Thank you ken for sharing this, Can you tell us more about which field you should choose as you have a sports field, or how one can select the particular field or what areas of fields are available ?
This may be cliche advice, but I recommend following your interests. Sports really resonated with me, others might find more of an interest in music, agriculture, finance, etc. I just worked in a domain that I was excited about because I was more likely to complete the projects haha
Hey, how do you calc your usual rate? I heard the rule of thumb is 1% of the annual salary per day. Also, do you think that freelancing in data science is the way to go? I'd prefer to work on a project by project basis rather than being an employee and doing the same every month.
I basically take my annual income and divide it by 2000 (hours worked per year minus vacation). If you are very extroverted and like selling, this could be a good option for you. If you're looking for more project based work, I would recommend data science consulting over one off contracts.
Hey, you got an awesome channel with a lot of valuable videos. Do you think data science jobs could become non existent in the future with the possibility of it getting automated using tools and having non specialists utilize those tools
I don't expect them to be automated in the next 10 - 20 years. I think a good parallel would be accounting jobs. In theory, we should have been able to automate these for the last 10 years, yet accounting is still a completely viable profession. I hope this helps!
@@KenJee_ds Right now i am looking for information about Data Governance, the only useful video i found is this one : ruclips.net/video/lfGXmRhTiYU/видео.html , as you know this topic is very important for Data Scientists , if you can make a video about it , it would be nice, Thanks man
Got rejected today.W told that the deadline was today so they couldn't put me in the project. They literally gave me the 6 dates to choose and I choose accordingly. Ohh well
Sorry to hear that. Unfortunately that is how it goes some times. I think a better opportunity will present itself. You don't want to work with a company that isn't transparent with you
Hi Ken, I know it is not related to the video but I got a question, I was planning to start a Data Science club at my high school and what suggestions do you have for projects and stuff like that to do at the club that are friendly for high school students... Thank You Ken!
That is awesome! I think that doing a group project like analyzing the titanic dataset on kaggle.com is a good starting point. You could also maybe get some data from the school and start to make some visualizations or analysis from it.
Thank you aakash! Unfortunately, most courses don't provide placement. If you are looking for that kind of experience, a bootcamp would probably be the best option.
so after i graduated in civil eng. i did some worked hated it so had to quit tryna find my self i came across data science its soemthing if i put in effort i can truly be great but i have been studying since 8-9 months i havent achieved the mastery people online tell so its really getting frustating for me because idk maybe i get too overwhelmed from the codes i see and i am like how i dont know this basic code i can understand the methods involved but i dont feel confident enough for a job but i need atleast an intern job or something because i just acnt sit at home seeing my life passing by ,i know its much i had to let it out somewhere sharing experience and advice would be helpful
It is more common than you think to not feel confident. There are many things that I am still learning and that I don't have a great grasp over. My recommendation is to just apply. If you treat it as a learning experience, this will be the fastest way to upskill.
Hello sir My question is, as i am data scientist aspirant and started learning R, python, practising tableau, BI. And i am also interested in learning SQL. should i learn PL/SQL or T/SQL as a data scientist aspirant. How much it is worthy to learn SQL or PL/SQL or T/SQL for me or none of them are required. Thanks
@@KenJee_ds thank you sir you replied. I am almost about to finish understandings of SQL. Shell i start learning plsql or tsql or should i stop after it
Thanks for watching everyone! I recommend watching this video next about how to get data science experience without a job: ruclips.net/video/pWVQ0vN5uig/видео.html
really awesome video!
Thanks!
Thanks a lot Ken, great video, it really helps me.
I've been interested in data science consulting for a while now. Developing relationships in business is so important, something you can't learn in a deep learning course.
Very true! Maybe you can deep learning can learn relationship development one day haha
Thanks Ken for sharing your experience in landing the contract job. Really like the background, the aesthetics (lighting + plants) are awesome!
Thanks! I'm glad you noticed the background haha. I am still doing some experimentation!
You’ve quickly become one of my favorite RUclipsrs! I’ve been learning data science while attending college, and I’m hoping to become a data scientist after my enlistment in the Air Force!
I really appreciate that! Thank you so much for watching. I think there are a ton of really cool public sector applications. If you go the airforce route, there could be some really unique opportunities after!
Ken, I just found your channel, and coming from a software engineering background, I find great value in your data science-related videos. Thanks for your inspiring stories of success!
Thanks for watching Kyle! I am glad you are finding the videos valuable!
Now you really seem confident in this video! The stock clips were a nice addition as well, I particularly like that you only put them into the video sparingly. It's just incredible how much you and your channel has evolved in such a relatively short period of time! Very inspirational!
Thank you so much Boris! My goal is to improve at least 1 thing in each video I make. The creative process has been almost as fun as interacting with community members like yourself!
That is a great goal to have! It also has been a lot of fun interacting with people like you or Jaemin, always makes my day a little bit better!
You're honestly inspiring me to self-study and learn Data Science.
Really glad to hear this!! Thanks for watching the video!
Really love the casual advice he provides through his videos. And really like those random shots of reptiles and 🍺 to make the video more engaging 😂✌🏼🔥
Thanks! I'm trying to add more b-roll. There are a lot of lizards around my place, so expect far more videos of them haha
always awaiting ken jees videos!
I appreciate it! I hope you enjoyed it!
Really good video. The insights on how to get a freelance job can be applied to any industry really. Great work 🙌🏻
Thanks for watching Adriaan!
Thanks for the video! really interesting video, I'm actually a product guy but love to use all the data available to do my work. Provides me lots of valuable information about product usage, market potential, impact on business and so on. Keep it going!
That's what we like to hear! Good data + product = success!
@@KenJee_ds I'm waiting for a wave of data product managers, or product data managers, coming soon :)
Amazing videos Ken! I am happy to find your channel. Keep up good work.
Thank you! Glad you like them. More good stuff to come I hope!
Thanks for sharing, Ken. Definitely learned a lot from your story.
Glad to hear! Thanks for watching Richard!
@ken Thanks for your work and time man, keep posting. All videos are helpful in some or the other way
Thanks for watching Nagananda!
Thanks for sharing your story Ken!
Also, where did you get the short clips in between your video? Clips like plants growing, a person writing the word analytics and stuff.
Thanks! I used evato elements, the same thing Chanin uses!
@@KenJee_ds Ah I see. Seems like their package has lots of useful stuff!!
Thanks a lot! :) Really useful advice for fresh graduates!
Glad to hear! Thank you for watching!
Hey Ken your doing a fabulous job! Your videos help me a lot. Thank you mate .
I wanted to ask you how do you manage time? Because in this field you gotta put in hours and I'm that kind of guy who like to relax on weekends after a hard week. I mean how do you do it? I mean being on RUclips and learning new everyday and working your job? Can you please share some insights.You also reply try to reply to almost every comments which is one of the reason I love your channel . Thankyou Ken . Love Dinesh
Thanks for watching Dinesh! I actually made a video related to this here: ruclips.net/video/akbU9KOo_Qc/видео.html. I also talk about it some in my most recent day in the life video: ruclips.net/video/lUUqrRgerd8/видео.html . For the most part, I just try to get the most important things done first thing in the morning. I also schedule out my whole day including the break times. The videos expand a bit more though.
Thank you ken for sharing this, Can you tell us more about which field you should choose as you have a sports field, or how one can select the particular field or what areas of fields are available ?
This may be cliche advice, but I recommend following your interests. Sports really resonated with me, others might find more of an interest in music, agriculture, finance, etc. I just worked in a domain that I was excited about because I was more likely to complete the projects haha
Ken Jee ~good luck~~👍😊
Thank you!!
Hey, how do you calc your usual rate? I heard the rule of thumb is 1% of the annual salary per day. Also, do you think that freelancing in data science is the way to go? I'd prefer to work on a project by project basis rather than being an employee and doing the same every month.
I basically take my annual income and divide it by 2000 (hours worked per year minus vacation). If you are very extroverted and like selling, this could be a good option for you. If you're looking for more project based work, I would recommend data science consulting over one off contracts.
Thinkin of leaving academia once I’m done my PhD (genomics) so thanks for this.
Glad it could help! Thanks for watching!
Bazara net ! Very good advice!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you
Thank you so much !
Thank you for watching!
Hey, you got an awesome channel with a lot of valuable videos.
Do you think data science jobs could become non existent in the future with the possibility of it getting automated using tools and having non specialists utilize those tools
I don't expect them to be automated in the next 10 - 20 years. I think a good parallel would be accounting jobs. In theory, we should have been able to automate these for the last 10 years, yet accounting is still a completely viable profession. I hope this helps!
Ken Jee makes sense, thanks!
Thanks for sharing @Ken 😊
Youre the guy from the previous vid lol 😂
Yeah !
Thanks for watching Thinam!
Thanks for the video
Thanks for watching as always Fahad! If you have any specific topics you would like me to cover, please let me know!
@@KenJee_ds Right now i am looking for information about Data Governance, the only useful video i found is this one : ruclips.net/video/lfGXmRhTiYU/видео.html , as you know this topic is very important for Data Scientists , if you can make a video about it , it would be nice, Thanks man
@@fahadreda3060 I will look into it! Not something I have to much of a hand in these days, but can do some research!
@@KenJee_ds Thanks man , appreciate it
Got rejected today.W told that the deadline was today so they couldn't put me in the project. They literally gave me the 6 dates to choose and I choose accordingly. Ohh well
Sorry to hear that. Unfortunately that is how it goes some times. I think a better opportunity will present itself. You don't want to work with a company that isn't transparent with you
@@KenJee_ds Thanks for your reply Ken and I agree. I love what you do. Learned alot from you. Thank you
Thanks for sharing your content. Can you share your experience on some real world project? It will be very helpful. Really appreciate your help!
I can do that. Do you mean a work project, or a personal learning project?
Personal learning project would bd helpful ken jee
Hi Ken, I know it is not related to the video but I got a question, I was planning to start a Data Science club at my high school and what suggestions do you have for projects and stuff like that to do at the club that are friendly for high school students... Thank You Ken!
That is awesome! I think that doing a group project like analyzing the titanic dataset on kaggle.com is a good starting point. You could also maybe get some data from the school and start to make some visualizations or analysis from it.
Hi Ken I love you videos❤️ Can you please suggest a data science course that provides project and placement too.
Thank you aakash! Unfortunately, most courses don't provide placement. If you are looking for that kind of experience, a bootcamp would probably be the best option.
sir can you make video on types of white board questions that are been asked by data scientists during interview
I will try to do another one with Data Science Jay. He is an expert on those. You should check out his channel!
@@KenJee_ds thanks sir
so after i graduated in civil eng. i did some worked hated it so had to quit tryna find my self i came across data science its soemthing if i put in effort i can truly be great but i have been studying since 8-9 months i havent achieved the mastery people online tell so its really getting frustating for me because idk maybe i get too overwhelmed from the codes i see and i am like how i dont know this basic code i can understand the methods involved but i dont feel confident enough for a job but i need atleast an intern job or something because i just acnt sit at home seeing my life passing by ,i know its much i had to let it out somewhere
sharing experience and advice would be helpful
It is more common than you think to not feel confident. There are many things that I am still learning and that I don't have a great grasp over. My recommendation is to just apply. If you treat it as a learning experience, this will be the fastest way to upskill.
Hello sir
My question is, as i am data scientist aspirant and started learning R, python, practising tableau, BI. And i am also interested in learning SQL. should i learn PL/SQL or T/SQL as a data scientist aspirant. How much it is worthy to learn SQL or PL/SQL or T/SQL for me or none of them are required.
Thanks
Hi Suraj - Learning SQL is very important for a data scientist. I don't think it matters much which type you learn. They are very very similar.
@@KenJee_ds thank you sir you replied.
I am almost about to finish understandings of SQL. Shell i start learning plsql or tsql or should i stop after it
Sir, Is it beneficial to do Data scientist course with B.Sc in physics or with Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA)?
I think it could be helpful!
@@KenJee_ds so which.is better to do with data science program, bsc in physics or bca?
What was your rate that ended up being discounted
I gave them 50 % of my normal rate. I should have mentioned that in the video!
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