This is the exact video that I wanted. Also just now I realised that I watched every single video of this channel, even though I discovered this channel just a couple of days ago.
I love how you present the pros and cons casually, like when talking to a friend giving a friendly career advice. Thanks, Anastasia! Like what your shirt says, you're a Wonder Woman! 🥰🤓😍
This is the content one should follow on RUclips. I am a Data Engineer by profession and I can absolutely relate to the stuff you share. You're a source of inspiration for people not only planning to start a career in Data Science, but also for the people who are already a part of it!
This was an amazingly honest, well presented non biased, easy to understand explanation of Data Science - the reality! You are clearly acing those stakeholder meetings :) Will be recommending this to others for sure.
I'm an aspiring data scientist, and I admire your channel not only for its contents but also because your genuine desire to help others and your kindness shine through every single video you make. It's a true pleasure and such a relief to know that there are good people in the field. Thank you for making these videos. And I must say, you are beautiful.
I'm studying for a degree in industrial engineering, while doing a double major in software engineering. I often feel like data science is the career path I should take. We do a lot of statistical analysis in IE, and a lot of coding in SE. And I enjoy both equally. I'm still halfway through both majors but hopefully I don't lose motivation to pursuit what I am capable of
I'm a data science major but picked it without much knowledge on what I could do with it. This video is exactly what I needed to see! Thank you sooo much!
I have knowledge in business management and marketing for around 11 years. My goal is to study Data Science and machine learning for the next 4 years. The only thing i think I'll have the most problems with is the mathematics 🤓😂 So im currently studying that part found a good course on Coursera about mathematics for data science. Looks good so far. I'm currently 30 years old, would love to finish at 35 and work in this field till I'm +-50-55 untill then i want to create one of my start ups as well in this field.
Respect. Probably one of the very few to dive into what it takes to take on the role of a data scientist. Not a fan of writing or presentation but if it's something I've dug deep into, I think I can adapt to it. Appreciate the new insight especially for entry level position regarding mathematics 🙏.
Your videos are always filled with great information! Particularly love the ones you talk about Sweden, as I am moving there soon =) Keep up the good work, Anastasia!
I love your videos! I’m coming from call center management where I’ve done very basic data analysis to help make decisions about achievability of metrics. Last year my company started tossing around the idea of hiring a full time analyst, so I found a deep dive boot camp and started working in learning how to code and use the data science tools. I love puzzles, especially math puzzles, so building models to analyze call center data is fun for me. My company doesn’t sell a physical product; we sell customer support. Data science is a great way to demonstrate how successful this kind of support can be.
I'm Brazilian, and I love your videos! Recently I was in doubt about what path to follow (Data Science or Mobile Development). And now I'm sure that I must be a Data Scientist!
I fell more in love hahaha. I think the essence is to help other people make decisions based on our data analysis. Love it. I think this is a super power. I would love to work in teams and provide such valuable information through presentations, etc., I love communicating. Thanks for this valuable information, greetings from Ecuador.
Thank you so much for this content. I am in my last year of Uni and my major is in communications. I see that most jobs abroad are needed in the IT field and I am not the data scientist type. So, I am insecure about this. I am looking for entry-level opportunities so I am doing research on work environments, so I appreciate that you shared this video. It changed my perspective greatly.
I'm a Data Analyst, and what you said this whole video is very relatable with my role. For you guys who want to be a data practitioner, this video will help you a lot thankyou for the nice vid anastasia :)
I really like your videos, i’m very interesed in data science and I’m learning or improving my english too and your videos are the perfect combitanation for learn both 🤣 thanks, have a nice day 😄
That Wonder Woman shirt is not a coincidence for this video!!! PS: I’m not from CS background, but feel this calling to learn Natural Language Processing! You channel really helps. Thank you!
The ability to process data and visualize it in an understandable way for yourself should be a skill for everyone, no matter which profession you take. Just take any interpreted high level language like Python, MATLAB or even Excel and go with it.
Thanks for this video! I've been struggling lately to convince stakeholders of some necessary concepts at work. I usually do some data analysis and a lot of low-code development and automation, but what you mentioned definitely applies here.
About the coding part. I have around 2 years experience in "classical" software development and I recently moved to Data Science department since I'm majoring in Data Science and wanted to try it out. I can say that at first I was honestly horrified by the quality of DS code, it's pure unreusable and unmaintainable garbage by the standards of software development. But after sometime I just realised that the code is just a tool for DS, for softdev the code is critical part of the job, while for DS it's kinda the means to an end so they don't spend much time thinking about the code and perfecting it. So as I understand in order to be a DS you need to know just basics of coding, so if you work in python you need to know how to use python, but don't worry about "clean code", design patterns and stuff like this. Though try to write readable code at least (please).
@@tylernardone3788 honestly, I don't enjoy it that much, I actually decided to commit to software engineering. But it's purely subjective, I just like the engineering part of software engineering and there isn't much of this in data science. Well, data science can be more challenging from the perspective of engineering if you are building complex data pipelines for big data or some complex machine learning systems. But, in my opinion, the reality is that the absolute majority of businesses don't need this. Most of data science related work out there is a sort of advanced data analytics, where you don't just use descriptive statistics but also apply some simpler ML methods. And I'm not saying that it's bad or boring in general, it's just not my cup of tea. I actually know some people who enjoy this, they enjoy working with data, analyzing it and obtaining some incites from the data. So it really boils down to what you actually love to do, and for myself, I didn't find what I love to do in data science :)
@@MrFun23 thanks for reply! Knowing what you like and dislike is a great ability all on its own, congrats on experimenting and deciding on path! It’s definitely all different strokes for different folks. I’m of the mind that with my science/math background I will enjoy data work more but I am enjoying learning programming in general and how to code cleanly from the engineering side too. Cheers
Everything sounds really nice, except having to deal with so many people. How can you work if you have to manage so many relations with people during work? I am very anti social and people drive me crazy, maybe different carrier path for me.
Exactly. I don’t understand how you have to work the numbers, as well as be a sale person? Don’t corporations have a sales team? Most intelligent people aren’t salesmen or built for dancing on a stage.
im always scared of committing to either being a developer or a data scientist because i hear so many people saying they hate their jobs now. Always been interested in computers and I am enjoying learning about all this right now, but I see many comments of people saying that they enjoyed their whole learning journey, even the ones who have a bachelors, they enjoyed their time doing the bachelors, but now hate their jobs and cant see themselves doing this for the rest of their lives. I dont like my current job, but I dont want to switch to a job that sounds like I will hate even more.
Hey Anastasia!😊 I have been watching your videos from last week and hands down I have loved them all💓 ..not only you give apt information about the topic you choose but also keep in mind to deliver the pros and cons.👏🏻 I am from India and currently I am an Arts student but I have always had a sweet corner for technical things and when I came to know about the field of data science ..I was soo happy. Currently I am going to do B.A(bachelor's of arts) with double majors as I believe that both psychology and economics will be a plus point in the field of data science. But with my degree I also want to do a course in data science and I want to pursue it as a career. Will you please make a video on "How to become a data scientist even as an Arts student?"✨ Love From India.❤️
Thank you for your explanation. I enjoy finding patterns, problem solving and did coding before and I didn't know what data science was so I did biology in college and now I want to switch to data science. If you read this feel free to throw me advice, im working through python now and watching all your vids :)
I’m entering my senior year of high school and so far I really enjoy computer science. But I’m confused on the difference between computer science and data science bc most colleges offer those majors. Btw ur video was super helpful 👍
Thank you for this insight! I personally enjoy programming and finishing up a degree in Computer Engineering but have been heavily using python for different data analysis projects. Btw I love the shirt! Where did you get it?
Hi anastasia it's a really great video thankyou. Would you share on the next video about what will you do if you have a hard times of studying data science. Because I've been stuck and confused 😂
AL principio pense que eran razones por las que no debería ser un Data Scientist pero el enfoque que le das de "Intentalo y ve si te gusta antes de entrar a estudiar para que te enfoques en aprender lo que sientes que es para ti" o así lo interprete hahaha (hablando en espanol para ver si destaca, Experimento)
I had a pretty similar idea about Data Science. I like to do presentations and I'm good at presenting things in an easy way, however I don't like the last part regarding negotiating with people and being involved with a lot of different people, different backgrounds, I think that would drain my energy. What about the machine learning engineer can they focuse more on the tech part and avoiding being in eternal meetings always or is it the same?
After working as a DS for different companies doing different kind of activities, what can you say about the expectations that they have from a DS: Are they different from a company to another, or more or less the same? Or in other words, will the DS tasks and skillset be different in two companies from two different domains?
It could be very different, depends on what the company needs are and how advanced is their data infrastructure. Always read the job description well and ask HR and peers of what the job entails.
Thank you for this video! This is the best explanation I've found on the internet and helped me a lot. Can I ask you what type of degree did you do at university? Would it be better a computer science degree, an economic-statistical degree or an applied math one? Thank you a lot for your time and for your videos..they are very interesting!!💞
Great video, all well explained. Thanks so much. I would like to know what programs do I have to know in order to follow a career as a data scientist. Python, SQL, what else are needed? Java, PHP? Thanks in advance.
I wanted to do data science but I didn't realise it was all statistics, I much prefer the computer science side rather than statistics. Therefore i'm pivoting to ML engineering/AI research.
Advanced machine learning is a math-heavy field, especially if you talk about research. So if you don't like statistics much, I'm not sure you gonna enjoy ML/AI. Linear algebra, mathematical optimization, calculus and statistics are mathematical fields that are heavily involved in ML.
@@MrFun23 lol i love linear algebra and advanced calculus. I just hate statistics, it's much easier than the other fields of maths but boring as hell and often taught very poorly. Also deep knowledge of statistics isn't really a prerequisite for deep learning, just the more basic types of ML. I want to be doing more cutting edge research.
@@vans4lyf2013 Oh sorry then. I misinterpreted your comment, I thought you meant something like "I don't like statistics because it's math". Though I still think that you need a quite good knowledge of statistics for ML. A lot of theoretical background in ML comes from statistics, it's not like you need to do statistics a lot, like perform statistical tests or do some descriptive statistics, it's more like you need to understand statistics, but yeah this shouldn't be a problem for someone who is fond of calculus and linear algebra. Well anyway, good luck with your venture into ML :)
didn't know DS negotiate with stakeholders, coz other youtubers only talk about the tech skills. so i think i sld be a data researcher? its such a large field
I like doing research but i hate to become Excel master. I like programming and i want to make something i can use. Just more management oriented than just backend-programmer
Sounds like you need to be a super-human. In my experience, it is really challenging when you have to solve a business problem in a new business area and no one explains to you what is that they need.
Thank you! This is absolutely helpful! I am in my last semester of my master's degree in Mathematics, and Im hoping for a job in Data Science, do you think it is possible to land a job straight in Data Science, or do I need to somehow transition into it? In the latter case, what position could I start with?
Hi Anastasia !!:) I am in the last year of my undergrad finishing up a degree in business admin focused on marketing. However, over the past couple of months, I've contemplated if a marketing career is really for me. I did pretty well in my business math and statistics courses and thought about switching majors to comp sci or applied math but I think I'm too far along my four-year graduation track. Thanks to you I've started learning some basic SQL to possibly combine analytics and marketing :)!! Any advice for a business admin student trying to open the door in data science?
That's awesome, good luck on your journey! An advice could be to keep at it, learn SQL and Python or R, and use your business knowledge as your competitive advantage :)
Hi Anastasia, today I found your RUclips channel, and I love it. It’s very informative, practical and funny as well. I wanted to follow you on Twitter, so I used link form YT channel and it leads to twitter account (@anastasia_vlk) instead of (@Anastasia_KVL). I though I should let you know because it can confuse people. Is this your other account? For me this looks like incorrect link so I'm writing this a bit long comment. Have a nice day ;)
Hello Anastasia, how do you deal with the stakeholders keep saying to try this and that hoping something wonderful may come up from data? Would you share your thought on this kind of situation?
It really depends, sometimes it good to explain why their wishes may not be relevant for the analysis, sometimes satisfying their curiosity is a great way to build relationships.
Hello, I want to study management information systems, can I be a data scientist from there, and how did you go out of the country by applying for a job or doing a master's degree? My last question is how much do you get paid?
This is very hard to answer, I don’t know what your degree entails and what you’d like to do 🙂 Here’s a video about my education and jobs: ruclips.net/video/O2fzErjnRgg/видео.html Here’s a video about salaries: ruclips.net/video/KnoHB973jQc/видео.html
My data science course is about to end in 2-3 weeks. I have done some projects..can u give me any advice..i am a fresher. Edit: i want to be develop AI projects
This is the exact video that I wanted. Also just now I realised that I watched every single video of this channel, even though I discovered this channel just a couple of days ago.
I love how you present the pros and cons casually, like when talking to a friend giving a friendly career advice. Thanks, Anastasia! Like what your shirt says, you're a Wonder Woman! 🥰🤓😍
This is the content one should follow on RUclips. I am a Data Engineer by profession and I can absolutely relate to the stuff you share. You're a source of inspiration for people not only planning to start a career in Data Science, but also for the people who are already a part of it!
I don't want be a data scientist but I enjoy your video. It is a plesuare listening smart people explaining what they do. Brava!
This was an amazingly honest, well presented non biased, easy to understand explanation of Data Science - the reality! You are clearly acing those stakeholder meetings :) Will be recommending this to others for sure.
I'm an aspiring data scientist, and I admire your channel not only for its contents but also because your genuine desire to help others and your kindness shine through every single video you make.
It's a true pleasure and such a relief to know that there are good people in the field.
Thank you for making these videos.
And I must say, you are beautiful.
Hi Anastasia, Could you make a video on Statistical functions in Data Analysis.
I strongly support this 💯
I think Anastasia can come with this content, with her magical content creation.
I agree
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I'm studying for a degree in industrial engineering, while doing a double major in software engineering. I often feel like data science is the career path I should take. We do a lot of statistical analysis in IE, and a lot of coding in SE. And I enjoy both equally. I'm still halfway through both majors but hopefully I don't lose motivation to pursuit what I am capable of
I'm a data science major but picked it without much knowledge on what I could do with it. This video is exactly what I needed to see! Thank you sooo much!
I have knowledge in business management and marketing for around 11 years.
My goal is to study Data Science and machine learning for the next 4 years.
The only thing i think I'll have the most problems with is the mathematics 🤓😂
So im currently studying that part found a good course on Coursera about mathematics for data science.
Looks good so far.
I'm currently 30 years old, would love to finish at 35 and work in this field till I'm +-50-55 untill then i want to create one of my start ups as well in this field.
WE GOT THIS
@@simplypqz easily!
Respect. Probably one of the very few to dive into what it takes to take on the role of a data scientist. Not a fan of writing or presentation but if it's something I've dug deep into, I think I can adapt to it. Appreciate the new insight especially for entry level position regarding mathematics 🙏.
Very interesting video, I’m on my way to be a data scientist and now I know more about this job, and what I have to work about.
Thanks very much !!!
Your videos are always filled with great information! Particularly love the ones you talk about Sweden, as I am moving there soon =) Keep up the good work, Anastasia!
This is a very detailed explanation of what a data scientist role entails. Great video, Anastasia!
I love your videos! I’m coming from call center management where I’ve done very basic data analysis to help make decisions about achievability of metrics. Last year my company started tossing around the idea of hiring a full time analyst, so I found a deep dive boot camp and started working in learning how to code and use the data science tools. I love puzzles, especially math puzzles, so building models to analyze call center data is fun for me. My company doesn’t sell a physical product; we sell customer support. Data science is a great way to demonstrate how successful this kind of support can be.
I'm Brazilian, and I love your videos! Recently I was in doubt about what path to follow (Data Science or Mobile Development). And now I'm sure that I must be a Data Scientist!
Really great breakdown. Subscribed. Thanks Anastasia!
I fell more in love hahaha. I think the essence is to help other people make decisions based on our data analysis. Love it. I think this is a super power. I would love to work in teams and provide such valuable information through presentations, etc., I love communicating. Thanks for this valuable information, greetings from Ecuador.
You are literally AMAZING.. i love the way you present your ideas ..Keep up the GREAT WORK👍🏻
Thank you so much for this content. I am in my last year of Uni and my major is in communications. I see that most jobs abroad are needed in the IT field and I am not the data scientist type. So, I am insecure about this. I am looking for entry-level opportunities so I am doing research on work environments, so I appreciate that you shared this video. It changed my perspective greatly.
You are sooo right about the title. Greetings from Peru :)
I'm a Data Analyst, and what you said this whole video is very relatable with my role.
For you guys who want to be a data practitioner, this video will help you a lot
thankyou for the nice vid anastasia :)
This is exactly what I wanted. Thank you so so so much.... keep up the good work.
I really like your videos, i’m very interesed in data science and I’m learning or improving my english too and your videos are the perfect combitanation for learn both 🤣 thanks, have a nice day 😄
That Wonder Woman shirt is not a coincidence for this video!!!
PS: I’m not from CS background, but feel this calling to learn Natural Language Processing! You channel really helps. Thank you!
The ability to process data and visualize it in an understandable way for yourself should be a skill for everyone, no matter which profession you take. Just take any interpreted high level language like Python, MATLAB or even Excel and go with it.
This was very informative, thanks!
Thanks for this video! I've been struggling lately to convince stakeholders of some necessary concepts at work. I usually do some data analysis and a lot of low-code development and automation, but what you mentioned definitely applies here.
About the coding part. I have around 2 years experience in "classical" software development and I recently moved to Data Science department since I'm majoring in Data Science and wanted to try it out. I can say that at first I was honestly horrified by the quality of DS code, it's pure unreusable and unmaintainable garbage by the standards of software development. But after sometime I just realised that the code is just a tool for DS, for softdev the code is critical part of the job, while for DS it's kinda the means to an end so they don't spend much time thinking about the code and perfecting it. So as I understand in order to be a DS you need to know just basics of coding, so if you work in python you need to know how to use python, but don't worry about "clean code", design patterns and stuff like this. Though try to write readable code at least (please).
How are you feeling about your Data Science switch outside of the sloppy code issues?
@@tylernardone3788 honestly, I don't enjoy it that much, I actually decided to commit to software engineering. But it's purely subjective, I just like the engineering part of software engineering and there isn't much of this in data science. Well, data science can be more challenging from the perspective of engineering if you are building complex data pipelines for big data or some complex machine learning systems. But, in my opinion, the reality is that the absolute majority of businesses don't need this. Most of data science related work out there is a sort of advanced data analytics, where you don't just use descriptive statistics but also apply some simpler ML methods. And I'm not saying that it's bad or boring in general, it's just not my cup of tea. I actually know some people who enjoy this, they enjoy working with data, analyzing it and obtaining some incites from the data. So it really boils down to what you actually love to do, and for myself, I didn't find what I love to do in data science :)
@@MrFun23 thanks for reply! Knowing what you like and dislike is a great ability all on its own, congrats on experimenting and deciding on path! It’s definitely all different strokes for different folks. I’m of the mind that with my science/math background I will enjoy data work more but I am enjoying learning programming in general and how to code cleanly from the engineering side too. Cheers
Thanks much for insightful sharing Anastasia!
Cheers!
Your channel and information rock!
Everything sounds really nice, except having to deal with so many people. How can you work if you have to manage so many relations with people during work? I am very anti social and people drive me crazy, maybe different carrier path for me.
Exactly. I don’t understand how you have to work the numbers, as well as be a sale person? Don’t corporations have a sales team? Most intelligent people aren’t salesmen or built for dancing on a stage.
Amazing video!! Could you make some videos regarding :
What should students keep in mind before starting a career in data science.
Hey Anastasia! Could you make a video about the “types of data scientists” ?
Your channel is really great !
im always scared of committing to either being a developer or a data scientist because i hear so many people saying they hate their jobs now. Always been interested in computers and I am enjoying learning about all this right now, but I see many comments of people saying that they enjoyed their whole learning journey, even the ones who have a bachelors, they enjoyed their time doing the bachelors, but now hate their jobs and cant see themselves doing this for the rest of their lives. I dont like my current job, but I dont want to switch to a job that sounds like I will hate even more.
Thank you for your video. 🤗
Hey Anastasia!😊 I have been watching your videos from last week and hands down I have loved them all💓 ..not only you give apt information about the topic you choose but also keep in mind to deliver the pros and cons.👏🏻
I am from India and currently I am an Arts student but I have always had a sweet corner for technical things and when I came to know about the field of data science ..I was soo happy.
Currently I am going to do B.A(bachelor's of arts) with double majors as I believe that both psychology and economics will be a plus point in the field of data science. But with my degree I also want to do a course in data science and I want to pursue it as a career. Will you please make a video on "How to become a data scientist even as an Arts student?"✨
Love
From India.❤️
Thank you for your explanation. I enjoy finding patterns, problem solving and did coding before and I didn't know what data science was so I did biology in college and now I want to switch to data science. If you read this feel free to throw me advice, im working through python now and watching all your vids :)
Glad it was helpful! Good luck!
Have you looked into Bioinformatics? It combines both biology and data science, maybe it will suit you :)
thank you Anastasia... your work is priceless!!
I’m entering my senior year of high school and so far I really enjoy computer science. But I’m confused on the difference between computer science and data science bc most colleges offer those majors. Btw ur video was super helpful 👍
you're just a queen, i admire you
Awesome channel! Awesome Video!
Thank you for this insight! I personally enjoy programming and finishing up a degree in Computer Engineering but have been heavily using python for different data analysis projects. Btw I love the shirt! Where did you get it?
Wow, thank you so much, brilliant!
Hi anastasia it's a really great video thankyou. Would you share on the next video about what will you do if you have a hard times of studying data science. Because I've been stuck and confused 😂
it sounds like all my nightmares in one job hahahaha
I like, no I love everything except for public speaking especially because I'm not that fluent in English.... But I think I can improve it
Glad to find you ❤
Love the shirtttt
AL principio pense que eran razones por las que no debería ser un Data Scientist pero el enfoque que le das de "Intentalo y ve si te gusta antes de entrar a estudiar para que te enfoques en aprender lo que sientes que es para ti" o así lo interprete hahaha (hablando en espanol para ver si destaca, Experimento)
I had a pretty similar idea about Data Science. I like to do presentations and I'm good at presenting things in an easy way, however I don't like the last part regarding negotiating with people and being involved with a lot of different people, different backgrounds, I think that would drain my energy. What about the machine learning engineer can they focuse more on the tech part and avoiding being in eternal meetings always or is it the same?
This really depends on the company and the projects you are working on :) You can always ask the company and the team
After working as a DS for different companies doing different kind of activities, what can you say about the expectations that they have from a DS: Are they different from a company to another, or more or less the same? Or in other words, will the DS tasks and skillset be different in two companies from two different domains?
It could be very different, depends on what the company needs are and how advanced is their data infrastructure. Always read the job description well and ask HR and peers of what the job entails.
@@AnastasiaKVL thanks for the answer!
@Anastasia K Hi Anastasia. How much time you spent studying data science and getting hired
Loved your tshirt. 👍
Thank you for this video! This is the best explanation I've found on the internet and helped me a lot. Can I ask you what type of degree did you do at university? Would it be better a computer science degree, an economic-statistical degree or an applied math one? Thank you a lot for your time and for your videos..they are very interesting!!💞
Make a video on your journey to data science from your high school Mam
Great video, all well explained. Thanks so much. I would like to know what programs do I have to know in order to follow a career as a data scientist. Python, SQL, what else are needed? Java, PHP? Thanks in advance.
I wanted to do data science but I didn't realise it was all statistics, I much prefer the computer science side rather than statistics. Therefore i'm pivoting to ML engineering/AI research.
Advanced machine learning is a math-heavy field, especially if you talk about research. So if you don't like statistics much, I'm not sure you gonna enjoy ML/AI. Linear algebra, mathematical optimization, calculus and statistics are mathematical fields that are heavily involved in ML.
@@MrFun23 lol i love linear algebra and advanced calculus. I just hate statistics, it's much easier than the other fields of maths but boring as hell and often taught very poorly. Also deep knowledge of statistics isn't really a prerequisite for deep learning, just the more basic types of ML. I want to be doing more cutting edge research.
@@vans4lyf2013 Oh sorry then. I misinterpreted your comment, I thought you meant something like "I don't like statistics because it's math". Though I still think that you need a quite good knowledge of statistics for ML. A lot of theoretical background in ML comes from statistics, it's not like you need to do statistics a lot, like perform statistical tests or do some descriptive statistics, it's more like you need to understand statistics, but yeah this shouldn't be a problem for someone who is fond of calculus and linear algebra. Well anyway, good luck with your venture into ML :)
I love to watch your videos 😊. Where are you now in sweden or moscow...
Growing up I told people I wanted to “do math” ….. here I am and not really enjoying what I am doing . I think what I enjoy is clinical research .
didn't know DS negotiate with stakeholders, coz other youtubers only talk about the tech skills. so i think i sld be a data researcher? its such a large field
I like doing research but i hate to become Excel master. I like programming and i want to make something i can use. Just more management oriented than just backend-programmer
Do you do one-on-one coaching sessions to help people get started in data science?
Sounds like you need to be a super-human. In my experience, it is really challenging when you have to solve a business problem in a new business area and no one explains to you what is that they need.
Thank you! This is absolutely helpful! I am in my last semester of my master's degree in Mathematics, and Im hoping for a job in Data Science, do you think it is possible to land a job straight in Data Science, or do I need to somehow transition into it? In the latter case, what position could I start with?
So what's more easy to adapt ? Data science or software development? And which one has got less work pressure ?
This is impossible to answer in general, it depends on way too many factors and very individual 🙂
Hi Anastasia !!:) I am in the last year of my undergrad finishing up a degree in business admin focused on marketing. However, over the past couple of months, I've contemplated if a marketing career is really for me. I did pretty well in my business math and statistics courses and thought about switching majors to comp sci or applied math but I think I'm too far along my four-year graduation track. Thanks to you I've started learning some basic SQL to possibly combine analytics and marketing :)!! Any advice for a business admin student trying to open the door in data science?
Also your channel is an absolute hidden GEM !!!! I binged watched like half ur videos the other day haha best of luck nd ty :'))
That's awesome, good luck on your journey!
An advice could be to keep at it, learn SQL and Python or R, and use your business knowledge as your competitive advantage :)
Anastasia, which flavor of Data Scientist are you?
Totally relatable @ 7:50
Are business analysts and bi analysts considered data scientists?
Which company do you work
ma'am I also wanted to be a data scientist... please guide me it will be a grate help for me
what degrees do you have? do you read math books?
That shirt fits you well. 💪
Me a statistics major, trying to pick up software engineering skills lol
Hi Anastasia, today I found your RUclips channel, and I love it. It’s very informative, practical and funny as well. I wanted to follow you on Twitter, so I used link form YT channel and it leads to twitter account (@anastasia_vlk) instead of (@Anastasia_KVL). I though I should let you know because it can confuse people. Is this your other account? For me this looks like incorrect link so I'm writing this a bit long comment.
Have a nice day ;)
Thank you! That’s wrong indeed
Hello Anastasia, how do you deal with the stakeholders keep saying to try this and that hoping something wonderful may come up from data? Would you share your thought on this kind of situation?
It really depends, sometimes it good to explain why their wishes may not be relevant for the analysis, sometimes satisfying their curiosity is a great way to build relationships.
I just hope that you're getting more aspiring girls into data science with your videos than new guys because the ratio is terrible already :))
Hello, I want to study management information systems, can I be a data scientist from there, and how did you go out of the country by applying for a job or doing a master's degree? My last question is how much do you get paid?
This is very hard to answer, I don’t know what your degree entails and what you’d like to do 🙂
Here’s a video about my education and jobs: ruclips.net/video/O2fzErjnRgg/видео.html
Here’s a video about salaries: ruclips.net/video/KnoHB973jQc/видео.html
Sounds like entrepreneurship:
dealing with everyone, ahaha
My data science course is about to end in 2-3 weeks. I have done some projects..can u give me any advice..i am a fresher.
Edit: i want to be develop AI projects
Find an internship in the area of your interest for a start 🙂
@@AnastasiaKVL thanks
First! :)
👍⚡🙌
You look like Miranda Cosgrove
Now it turns out everyone is a Data Scientist
Sorry I wasn’t a typical person. I wanted to be a pokemon master😏✌️
cute and smart..
Your accent is so damn cool! Are you from Greece?