Bahiya currently i am in my 2nd year of btech, i am so confused whether i choose data engineer or development i am interested in both but some says there is no job in data engineer for freshers and less salary as compared to developers.. bahiya please tell me what should i do..
Sir saw your Linkedin you wored at ZS at well,, It would be kind if you could tell me what technologies do ZS work upon besides Big Data and ML,, PS- I am also be joining zs as btsa next year thanks
It really depends on the team you join in. There are specific teams who work in bigdata, ml, visualization, dwh and also specific teams for different clients. Depends on where you are staffed. Work of BTSA ranges from not too technical to very technical. This is a very broad profile now
Hey Jash ! Been following you there and on LinkedIn for some time now, and I'm impressed by the quality of the content you post. So i graduated an year ago,2021 and for some reason couldn't work, which puts me an already not so good position. I'm confused between Dat engineering and Salesforce development, you see, i don't like to do HARD CORE coding, that's why didn't go the full stack dev route, other than this there's Front end dev role which is code heavy, but again the no code platforms make me feel insecure about this job, then we've got data engineering ( idk how much coding you're required to be doing in this role, but it's a solid career for sure), and then Salesforce development ( which people from tier 1 college don't even consider as a dev job, and most MAANG devs look down upon Salesforce developers ) but that's the opportunity I'm currently getting. Would you please guide me as to what path i should choose considering i have a potential job offer for Salesforce development, and a 6 month gap ? Please suggest.
Take it and try it! If you like doing it then great, if you don't then you will still learn something new and get our of your career gap. And if you want to switch then you can always prepare alongside your job. It is possible to switch to DE after being a Salesforce developer.
@@JashRadia really appreciate the prompt reply, the thing is I'll be tied to this Salesforce job for 2 years, since it's a 3 months internship and then 1.5 years bond, that's the thing. But it's hard to pass this opportunity since the career gap would create problems, and i see no opportunity for DE roles since I've prepare for it first, spend months to find a job. So you still suggest taking the Salesforce route ?
@@deepanshugupta1376 I would suggest to still get this job. Bond can be broken by making some payment. So in case you get a high paying job, you won't mind doing that anyway. Without prior experience it will be hard to get DE job with a career gap right after college.
@@JashRadia Jash, i really appreciate your reply. You have saved me tonnes of time since i was really confused between the two, now i have a clearer goal to work on. I'd like to ask if I'd be able to shift to DE from Salesforce after an year or something, would my experience be given any value at all, and would I be hired at or offered more $$$ after switching from Salesforce to DE ?
@@deepanshugupta1376 you can shift to DE. Your experience will be considered but not in DE. Although no need to worry about salary. No company will offer less than what you are earning otherwise even they know it doesn't make sense for you to switch. In the long run, 1-2 years of experience won't even matter. It will be covered going forward regardless.
Someone from QA background if wishes to move to Data. How to decide what is best considering there is data analyst, data engineer and data scientist. Is there any video you suggest u already have on the same?
Yes, you can. Most companies nowadays support permanent WFH. It is common for mid scale companies a lot, too. Some of my friends work like this earning over 30 LPA.
Transition to Full stack data engg is the biggest challenge to most of us. Please make a vlog on Data engg roadmap for non-cs backgrounders and throw some light on resources to learn CS Concepts like OS/Networking which are likely to be asked @ MAANG Interviews...and Is DSA and System Design necessary to get thr. By the way great work...Accidently stumbled upon you videos..Very insightful.
Thank you for the suggestion! I will definitely keep this in mind. I already have a roadmap video on the channel but I can go even deeper on initial topics for non CS background folks. Thanks for watching 😊
So cool vaiya! Your name is Radia and my BFF name is also Radia. I love Data Engineering and My BFF wants to be data scientist. Thank u for inspiring us.
Hi Jash, I just joined ZS as a DAA. Do you think it would be possible to get into data engineering in some other organisation in the future and what steps should I take for the same. Thanks and great video btw.
Hi Ayan, if you're interested in Data Engineering, you can switch your project by talking to your manager or PD coach at ZS, too. It is a long process though. Either to switch internal or outside, you need to make sure you learn Python, SQL, Spark and any 1 cloud platform well first. Then try to do a project on your own. You can add this in the resume. Thanks for liking the video!
Coding is necessary in data engineering. Most product companies will have 1 or 2 DSA rounds for this role. Mostly Python is preferred. Data engineering is more technical than data science or data analysis. Both of those are more business oriented. But you can easily switch between them if you learn. As SQL and Data understanding is common between all.
Where can we start learning Data Engineering / Analytics from scratch to selection in MAANG companies? And great support to your Chanel with lots of love.🙂🧿💥♥️
I have a perfect LinkedIn post with all the links created just for this. You can take a look here: www.linkedin.com/posts/jashradia_cloud-bigdata-technology-activity-6960846154028728320-e_Dc? It can take anywhere between 4 to 6 months to learn data engineering from scratch.
Bro is right to make carier in data engineer after completion of bca or continue with mca degree what is the growth after bca in data engineer.is degree matters in faang companies
In FAANG companies, there is no requirement that you have to do MCA first. Although in such cases, after BCA, I would suggest try to get a data engineering experience somewhere else first in any company and then after a couple of years, no one will anyway care about your degree.These are just my thoughts, ultimately you should do what you think is best for you!
No as I said in the video, the permanent office is not yet open in Pune. Temp office doesn't have all the perks so I work from home most of the time. When permanent office will open, I will go 😊
@@JashRadia it looks beautiful...I'm upset at how my country USA portrays India and my ignorance of its beauty...this is why I appreciate channels like this. Beautiful place.
Yes, that's true. In most of the Hollywood movies, they show the worst parts of the country which every country has. But most of India is very beautiful. Thanks 😊
@@prajwal7356 I could have taken this video in KP or Kalyani or Kharadi or Magarpatta or Balewadi or Baner and it would still look beautiful. The point is, many Indian areas and cities are better than depicted in western culture. This is just some examples of Pune. Not saying entire India is like this there are bad parts, too in terms of infrastructure. That's not just all what the country is about 😊
The logo represents the balance of day and night or dark and light. It shows everything in life should be balanced. And Hippie means someone who is an unorthodox person and opposes violence.
![Quando Rondo - Life Goes On [Official Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/eIf3fhMXAow/mqdefault.jpg)
I'm just binging your videos man! It's motivating to see inside a life and take lessons from one of the best DEs out there!
Thanks 😄 it's extra motivation when I get comments like these! ❤️
Hope to see myslef like this one day working for the dream company from HOME and Bro bless and wish me....
All the best ❤️
You surely will man!
Bahiya currently i am in my 2nd year of btech, i am so confused whether i choose data engineer or development i am interested in both but some says there is no job in data engineer for freshers and less salary as compared to developers.. bahiya please tell me what should i do..
how are you preparing for GCP Data engineering certification course? make a video on this tooo
I can do that. I had this in my mind, too. Thanks.
@@JashRadia Waiting brother
And Yes. I really liked this video.
Thank you so much! 😊
im a sql dba with 10 years experience. is it too late for me to try DE?
No. It is never too late. You have good sql background. Use it to get a headstart in DE. Checkout my roadmap if you're interested.
Sir saw your Linkedin you wored at ZS at well,, It would be kind if you could tell me what technologies do ZS work upon besides Big Data and ML,,
PS- I am also be joining zs as btsa next year
thanks
It really depends on the team you join in. There are specific teams who work in bigdata, ml, visualization, dwh and also specific teams for different clients. Depends on where you are staffed. Work of BTSA ranges from not too technical to very technical. This is a very broad profile now
Hey Jash ! Been following you there and on LinkedIn for some time now, and I'm impressed by the quality of the content you post. So i graduated an year ago,2021 and for some reason couldn't work, which puts me an already not so good position. I'm confused between Dat engineering and Salesforce development, you see, i don't like to do HARD CORE coding, that's why didn't go the full stack dev route, other than this there's Front end dev role which is code heavy, but again the no code platforms make me feel insecure about this job, then we've got data engineering ( idk how much coding you're required to be doing in this role, but it's a solid career for sure), and then Salesforce development ( which people from tier 1 college don't even consider as a dev job, and most MAANG devs look down upon Salesforce developers ) but that's the opportunity I'm currently getting. Would you please guide me as to what path i should choose considering i have a potential job offer for Salesforce development, and a 6 month gap ? Please suggest.
Take it and try it! If you like doing it then great, if you don't then you will still learn something new and get our of your career gap. And if you want to switch then you can always prepare alongside your job. It is possible to switch to DE after being a Salesforce developer.
@@JashRadia really appreciate the prompt reply, the thing is I'll be tied to this Salesforce job for 2 years, since it's a 3 months internship and then 1.5 years bond, that's the thing. But it's hard to pass this opportunity since the career gap would create problems, and i see no opportunity for DE roles since I've prepare for it first, spend months to find a job. So you still suggest taking the Salesforce route ?
@@deepanshugupta1376 I would suggest to still get this job. Bond can be broken by making some payment. So in case you get a high paying job, you won't mind doing that anyway. Without prior experience it will be hard to get DE job with a career gap right after college.
@@JashRadia Jash, i really appreciate your reply. You have saved me tonnes of time since i was really confused between the two, now i have a clearer goal to work on. I'd like to ask if I'd be able to shift to DE from Salesforce after an year or something, would my experience be given any value at all, and would I be hired at or offered more $$$ after switching from Salesforce to DE ?
@@deepanshugupta1376 you can shift to DE. Your experience will be considered but not in DE. Although no need to worry about salary. No company will offer less than what you are earning otherwise even they know it doesn't make sense for you to switch.
In the long run, 1-2 years of experience won't even matter. It will be covered going forward regardless.
Hi sir, any certification you can recommend to get a job in Data Engineering role? Many thanks.
Someone from QA background if wishes to move to Data. How to decide what is best considering there is data analyst, data engineer and data scientist. Is there any video you suggest u already have on the same?
Check out my video "what really is data engineering" I am explaining the difference between profiles there
Bro I'm a first year cse student
Will you please tell that can i WFH as a software engineer, after finishing my btech with a good package ....
Yes, you can. Most companies nowadays support permanent WFH. It is common for mid scale companies a lot, too. Some of my friends work like this earning over 30 LPA.
@@JashRadia thanku bro now I'll finish my degree will full josh
Can you send me those notes you studied for Google cloud certificate I'm also preparing for it not all few important notes
Loved the Vlog 🤩 Very refreshing 👌🏻
Thank you so much 😊
Transition to Full stack data engg is the biggest challenge to most of us. Please make a vlog on Data engg roadmap for non-cs backgrounders and throw some light on resources to learn CS Concepts like OS/Networking which are likely to be asked @ MAANG Interviews...and Is DSA and System Design necessary to get thr. By the way great work...Accidently stumbled upon you videos..Very insightful.
Thank you for the suggestion! I will definitely keep this in mind. I already have a roadmap video on the channel but I can go even deeper on initial topics for non CS background folks. Thanks for watching 😊
@@JashRadia Thanks!!! Can you share your personal mail ID or any other means of communication, whatever you are comfortable with.
So cool vaiya! Your name is Radia and my BFF name is also Radia. I love Data Engineering and My BFF wants to be data scientist. Thank u for inspiring us.
The vlog is inspiring for me as freshers . Kindly make a video for freshers looking to dive into data engineering roles .
Thanks and actually, I just did that video. Check out my latest video about data engineering roadmap 😊
Commendable work from the person who shot this video ...good work
Yes, some of it was shot by my friend and rest of it were just shot on a tripod 😊 thanks!
whole day is amazing. night view is aslo so nice.. where is ur home sir?
Cool vid man! Love the hat 🧢😜
Thanks! 😁
What did you study to become a data engineer, what career did you started first and from where you did your degree.
I did my btech from IT and then my first job was DE only out of campus placement. Although that didn't pay much at the start
@@JashRadia what are the skills should I know to be a DE.
@@guyfromthehill I have a roadmap video for this on the channel. That has everything
Hi Jash, I just joined ZS as a DAA. Do you think it would be possible to get into data engineering in some other organisation in the future and what steps should I take for the same.
Thanks and great video btw.
Hi Ayan, if you're interested in Data Engineering, you can switch your project by talking to your manager or PD coach at ZS, too. It is a long process though.
Either to switch internal or outside, you need to make sure you learn Python, SQL, Spark and any 1 cloud platform well first. Then try to do a project on your own. You can add this in the resume.
Thanks for liking the video!
Is coding necessary for data engineering?
Is it worth in going for data analyst compared to data scientist and data engineer?
Coding is necessary in data engineering. Most product companies will have 1 or 2 DSA rounds for this role. Mostly Python is preferred. Data engineering is more technical than data science or data analysis. Both of those are more business oriented.
But you can easily switch between them if you learn. As SQL and Data understanding is common between all.
Thanks Jash 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@@JashRadia is there any upper hand for data analyst while transitioning and giving interviews for DE role?
What's your package bhai I'm excited to know that 😊😊😊❤
Where can we start learning Data Engineering / Analytics from scratch to selection in MAANG companies?
And great support to your Chanel with lots of love.🙂🧿💥♥️
I have a perfect LinkedIn post with all the links created just for this. You can take a look here:
www.linkedin.com/posts/jashradia_cloud-bigdata-technology-activity-6960846154028728320-e_Dc?
It can take anywhere between 4 to 6 months to learn data engineering from scratch.
@@JashRadia thanks for replying and that post is very much helpful.
Thanks once again😃😃
You're welcome!
Bro is right to make carier in data engineer after completion of bca or continue with mca degree what is the growth after bca in data engineer.is degree matters in faang companies
In FAANG companies, there is no requirement that you have to do MCA first. Although in such cases, after BCA, I would suggest try to get a data engineering experience somewhere else first in any company and then after a couple of years, no one will anyway care about your degree.These are just my thoughts, ultimately you should do what you think is best for you!
@@JashRadia but without mention degree in resume.shortlisted in faang is possible
@@editorsdunia1277 Yes, 100%.. MCA is not make or break for FAANG.
@@JashRadia is worth to join mca
@@editorsdunia1277 I would personally not do it rather just get job experience in data engineering.
Make the video about the perks and onboarding gadgets u got from GOOGLE and it will be motivation for everyone
Okay. Sure, I'll do this one too.
Thank you too much✌
Glad you liked it! 😊
Please make a video on road map to become a data scientist or data engineer.
Noted, will work on this soon. Thanks.
how much do u make at google ?
Do you provide mentorship?
Yes, feel free to select a slot here to get started: topmate.io/jash_radia
Sir did u got prmanent Work from home from Google as a data engineer
No as I said in the video, the permanent office is not yet open in Pune. Temp office doesn't have all the perks so I work from home most of the time. When permanent office will open, I will go 😊
how to land as data engineer in google
Woww, what a work life 😊
Great work life balance routine ❤
Yes, I try to maintain a good balace as much as possible 😁
Make a video on web 3 data engineer
That's something different! Alright. Added in the backlog, thanks!
where do you live bro?
I live in Pune, India.
@@JashRadia it looks beautiful...I'm upset at how my country USA portrays India and my ignorance of its beauty...this is why I appreciate channels like this. Beautiful place.
Yes, that's true. In most of the Hollywood movies, they show the worst parts of the country which every country has. But most of India is very beautiful.
Thanks 😊
@@JashRadia It's Amnora bro ! it is actualy way better than average Indian cities.
@@prajwal7356 I could have taken this video in KP or Kalyani or Kharadi or Magarpatta or Balewadi or Baner and it would still look beautiful. The point is, many Indian areas and cities are better than depicted in western culture. This is just some examples of Pune. Not saying entire India is like this there are bad parts, too in terms of infrastructure. That's not just all what the country is about 😊
Nirma University experience and campus tour
I'll keep this in mind if I plan to visit the college, thanks! 😁
Ok 👍
what is Hippie and that logo bro?
The logo represents the balance of day and night or dark and light. It shows everything in life should be balanced. And Hippie means someone who is an unorthodox person and opposes violence.
waiting for your Data Engineering road map vedio
Sure. Mostly that will be my next one! 😊
Wake up at 7 , No way