Hi all, thanks for watching! Here are the links to try Simplilearn Programs mentioned in the video. Data Analytics 👉🏼 bit.ly/Sundas-Dataanalytics Coding 👉🏼 bit.ly/Sundas-CodingBootcamp Let me know your takeaways from this video and comments 😊
GPA and grades mean nothing tbh, i saw students with average grades doing very well later in life and in their professions. A lot of exams at uni are basically memory related, and aren't very practical so they don't stimulate you, the people that max their grades are or people that have a lot of passion for the subject, and those are the smart ones (not many rly) or people that have excellent memory, but that mean almost nothing, no skills are developed from it.
@@AyushMaurya-ei4sv Frankly i saw them doing basically the same as the ones with average GPA, most of the time when you apply for jobs they don't even ask about your grades, at least in Europe, whats more important is your ability to do the work and previous job experiences.
@@muhammadhammad9069 there are several ways to do it most easiest is to get a job in either US or Europe via some company who can outsource you to a top notch company. These companies cannot hire you directly due to law but they can hire a B2B and that third party business if willing could hire you. Other option is to work with companies like Turing or Toptal but they keep a cut around 50% or even more than that
Despite being very talented, Satya Nadella could not qualify for any decent college in India. Being reasonably well-off, he could attend a paid college. Clearly, he understands that a good GPA and college don't matter. good luck !
Ehh that’s overkill man. I know people who come from nothing looked around and saw software engineering as a pathway out of the bad and made a lot of sacrifices for 2-5years and then broke out of poverty and other things that come with that. So screw your moment.
Hi Sundas, I'm a Brazilian data scientist trying to get a job in the United States. As a foreigner, how did you practice and improve your business English? I'm a little insecure about mine.
You guys are losing your culture. I used to live Indians for it culture and modesty. But I am appalled with the need to be like the whiteman by Indians of today.
Well as a graduate let me tell you something. GPA is like the jack of all trade concept thing... If you have higher gpa mean you have more or less a good understanding of different concept in the discipline you choose in graduate. That doesn't mean that you have an excellent understanding in all if any of the subject. But in reality we need better understanding in one concept to apply it in real world. If you want get a Phd or a job or learning something you need to focus on one thing and only basic understanding in thinks related to what your want to focus. The problem is current education system is a fact check. It doesn't analyse you ability and depth of understanding rather just memory or a method to do it without even know what happens... There are some exceptions ofcourse
Hi there new subscriber I am a student who has now finished high school school and wants to get into IT . I came across your page and decided to be a data analyst. I am not 100% good at math but I know the basics and information technology. I like it because it was somewhat easier than my other subjects but not 100% and I am not good when it comes to problem solving. Where can I start to learn this career choice and if possible can you show me a step by step process on what I should learn first. I don't have the expenses to pay for university and want to to be self taught
Take related data science courses on Udemy, for example. As a computer engineer working in Data Science for the last 10+ years, I am self-taught.Colleges don't teach enough practical skills!
@@Bandhu241 can they hire me if my english is not good from ur experience please, if u r in usa, as long as i am good just in technical like good at sql, and etc just i am curious before i start on udemy, utube self learning data analysis or full stack thank you.
Hi all, thanks for watching! Here are the links to try Simplilearn Programs mentioned in the video. Data Analytics 👉🏼 bit.ly/Sundas-Dataanalytics Coding 👉🏼 bit.ly/Sundas-CodingBootcamp
Let me know your takeaways from this video and comments 😊
HI SISTER WHERE YOU LIVE WHICH COUNTRY?
GPA and grades mean nothing tbh, i saw students with average grades doing very well later in life and in their professions. A lot of exams at uni are basically memory related, and aren't very practical so they don't stimulate you, the people that max their grades are or people that have a lot of passion for the subject, and those are the smart ones (not many rly) or people that have excellent memory, but that mean almost nothing, no skills are developed from it.
I have seen people with higher gpa's are doing considerably doing better than the average gpa ones.
@@AyushMaurya-ei4sv Frankly i saw them doing basically the same as the ones with average GPA, most of the time when you apply for jobs they don't even ask about your grades, at least in Europe, whats more important is your ability to do the work and previous job experiences.
I also had 2.63 GPA and now making $200K not being in US but living in a third world country Pakistan
That quite Impressive in Pakistan how you are earning 200k 🥶
@@muhammadhammad9069 there are several ways to do it most easiest is to get a job in either US or Europe via some company who can outsource you to a top notch company.
These companies cannot hire you directly due to law but they can hire a B2B and that third party business if willing could hire you.
Other option is to work with companies like Turing or Toptal but they keep a cut around 50% or even more than that
Despite being very talented, Satya Nadella could not qualify for any decent college in India. Being reasonably well-off, he could attend a paid college. Clearly, he understands that a good GPA and college don't matter. good luck !
Here's how to get a job as a software engineer if you have a 2.6 gpa. Have parents who are also software engineers. You're welcome
Ehh that’s overkill man. I know people who come from nothing looked around and saw software engineering as a pathway out of the bad and made a lot of sacrifices for 2-5years and then broke out of poverty and other things that come with that. So screw your moment.
@@sportsinc1693 yeah and those ppl def didn't have a 2.6 gpa
Pooja mentioned that she got some requests from recruiters in big tech and that was one of her motivations.
What can a person do for such visibility ?
I enjoy your conversation with tech people and its story to motivate me!
IM COOKED
Hi Sundas, I'm a Brazilian data scientist trying to get a job in the United States. As a foreigner, how did you practice and improve your business English? I'm a little insecure about mine.
You guys are losing your culture. I used to live Indians for it culture and modesty.
But I am appalled with the need to be like the whiteman by Indians of today.
Well as a graduate let me tell you something. GPA is like the jack of all trade concept thing... If you have higher gpa mean you have more or less a good understanding of different concept in the discipline you choose in graduate. That doesn't mean that you have an excellent understanding in all if any of the subject. But in reality we need better understanding in one concept to apply it in real world. If you want get a Phd or a job or learning something you need to focus on one thing and only basic understanding in thinks related to what your want to focus. The problem is current education system is a fact check. It doesn't analyse you ability and depth of understanding rather just memory or a method to do it without even know what happens... There are some exceptions ofcourse
Totally misguided
For what reason do you think?
Hi
I dont like coding,can i start a career as a data analyst?
Hi there new subscriber I am a student who has now finished high school school and wants to get into IT . I came across your page and decided to be a data analyst. I am not 100% good at math but I know the basics and information technology. I like it because it was somewhat easier than my other subjects but not 100% and I am not good when it comes to problem solving. Where can I start to learn this career choice and if possible can you show me a step by step process on what I should learn first.
I don't have the expenses to pay for university and want to to be self taught
Take related data science courses on Udemy, for example. As a computer engineer working in Data Science for the last 10+ years, I am self-taught.Colleges don't teach enough practical skills!
@@Bandhu241 can they hire me if my english is not good from ur experience please, if u r in usa, as long as i am good just in technical like good at sql, and etc just i am curious before i start on udemy, utube self learning data analysis or full stack thank you.
Interesting facts
noticed a typo in the description, it should be "she" instead of "he"
Fixed. Thank you!
DEI
Atleast someone said it
Basically diversity and looks hire
if this is so true, then woman in your life must be doing better than you 💡
Stop attacking people in the comments for giving their correct opinions on you as a DEI hire.
@@SundasKhalid not a logical reply , just an emotional rant.
@@mulatto401exactly! But it also saddens me that men aren't hired anymore by these FAANG companies
Diversity hiring is a damn shame. How do u sleep at nyt?
This saddens me bro, why don't they hire men nowadays
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