Landing a Job After Data Science Training 💼

Many times people complain that we have learnt necessary data science or programming skills but we are not getting interview calls. In this video I will be discussing some tips that you can use to get a job faster or if you are trying to switch to data science career as an experienced professional in some other domain.

Learn data science skills in 6 months roadmap: https://youtu.be/H4YcqULY1-Q
Get programming experience without having a job: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fqu2m7O8VI

How to get a job after learning data science
Timestamps
0:00 Overview
0:26 Build a solid project portfolio
6:15 Relocate to a city where there are more job opportunities
7:18 Make a solid resume
9:06 Network with people on
12:14 Pursue masters in data science from a reputed university

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Topics

1. Build solid project portfolio
* real projects
- Help someone for free: doctor, lawyer relative
- NGO
- contribute to opensource
- find project opportunity at your current job
- start working as a freelancer
- internship
* dummy projects
- I've data science project playlist, sports vs spiritual person classification
- Sales insights -- make it in tableau
- my friend krish also has it

2. Relocate to a city where there are more job opportunities
3. Make a solid resume
* add something that makes you stand out from crowd, i.e. opensource contribution, kaggle competition winning
* customize your resume based on job opening
* Resume review session: https://youtu.be/YKPFQUvckU0
4. Network with people on
* Discord
- discord vedanth example
* opensource, linkedin
5. Pursue masters in data science from reputed university

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