Technologies to learn

[Telugodura456]

4 minutes ago, Democraticcompulsion said:

Nuvvu em chestav uncle?

DA/DE/DS ki difference teliyakapovadam  hascharyam ga undi.

IT lo different skill sets, roles untayi ga... entry level aa?

vekkirinchindhi chaalu - answer unte sollunga

[areyentiraidhi]

21 minutes ago, NaSaavuNenuSasta said:

Thats exactly waat i did till now bhayya.. edo okalaaga batikeyyadam.

May be its my emotion talking, but i dont want to do that anymore.. i will try atleast to my best 

Don't settle for less. Give all that you have and try once, work hard for 4-6 months for better future, more pay.

Never too late bro. I seen people in 40's who came from mechanical background cracking FAANG. This is not a SpaceX rocket technology. Just need consistency and dedication.    

When you work in big company, you are surrounded by smart people, you learn a lot and get more motivated.

[Democraticcompulsion]

12 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

vekkirinchindhi chaalu - answer unte sollunga

Ehe vekkirinchaledu. Genuinely surprised. 

DE write and manage data pipelines. They convert raw data into usable query-able data for analysts and scientists to peruse. They are also responsible for accuracy in the data they build. 

Analysts analyze these data sets to gleam actionable outcomes.

Data scientists act based on predictive behavior and drive company actions to enhance or overcome potential pitfalls or potentials increase in business growth.

[Telugodura456]

7 minutes ago, Democraticcompulsion said:

Ehe vekkirinchaledu. Genuinely surprised. 

DE write and manage data pipelines. They convert raw data into usable query-able data for analysts and scientists to peruse. They are also responsible for accuracy in the data they build. 

Analysts analyze these data sets to gleam actionable outcomes.

Data scientists act based on predictive behavior and drive company actions to enhance or overcome potential pitfalls or potentials increase in business growth.

first part was always there as data analytics - it used to be called informatica or stuff like that.

second part used to be called MIS - management information system - primarily for business users. I can understand using ML for it.

third part koncham hype laga undhi. I mean - yes any owner will see the data and plan for it - not enough to justify a career only for this.

[Hmmmmm]

gp

[NaSaavuNenuSasta]

18 minutes ago, areyentiraidhi said:

Don't settle for less. Give all that you have and try once, work hard for 4-6 months for better future, more pay.

Never too late bro. I seen people in 40's who came from mechanical background cracking FAANG. This is not a SpaceX rocket technology. Just need consistency and dedication.    

When you work in big company, you are surrounded by smart people, you learn a lot and get more motivated.

Thanks bro. Appreciate it .. I learnt a bit of Oracle cloud  an java already .. AWS looks a bit similar.. Will start with that.

Next 3 months lo AWS and Python nerchukovali pakkaa ga along with Leetcode .. 

Need to be motivated.. family issues lo padipokunda 

[areyentiraidhi]

1 minute ago, NaSaavuNenuSasta said:

Thanks bro. Appreciate it .. I learnt a bit of Oracle cloud  an java already .. AWS looks a bit similar.. Will start with that.

Next 3 months lo AWS and Python nerchukovali pakkaa ga along with Leetcode .. 

Need to be motivated.. family issues lo padipokunda 

Np. Have a clear plan bro. Set the goal on where you want to go and which tech. So that you don't need to switch in between.

 

Let me tell you my recent interview exp: 

its not FAANG company, but I would the next tier to FAANG.

For staff level position.

I had 6 rounds.

First 2 rounds : Leetcode

Third : Data modeling 

Fourth: API design for a use case

fifth:  System design

sixth:  Cultural round.

 

Stress was not on  java, aws  or particular  language  specific questions.

Its all about coding abilities, design , language agonistic  concepts.

 

[Abhagyudu]

6 minutes ago, areyentiraidhi said:

Np. Have a clear plan bro. Set the goal on where you want to go and which tech. So that you don't need to switch in between.

 

Let me tell you my recent interview exp: 

its not FAANG company, but I would the next tier to FAANG.

For staff level position.

I had 6 rounds.

First 2 rounds : Leetcode

Third : Data modeling 

Fourth: API design for a use case

fifth:  System design

sixth:  Cultural round.

 

Stress was not on  java, aws  or particular  language  specific questions.

Its all about coding abilities, design , language agonistic  concepts.

 

Was it lc hard? Any idea if we can expect lc hards in the interviews 

[dasari4kntr]

5 hours ago, MiryalgudaMaruthiRao said:

eureka or coursera try cheyyi

doubt untey @dasari4kntr ki ping cheyyi

My python skills are intermediate….

consult … @redsox  @meri_zindagi and few other dbians…for better guidance…

[meri_zindagi]

6 hours ago, NaSaavuNenuSasta said:

How much coding involved in this ? how to start learning ?

You can start from udemy. You have complete courses. Stick to one course and finish it. Start giving interviews you will know better. 

[Khaidino6093]

4 minutes ago, meri_zindagi said:

You can start from udemy. You have complete courses. Stick to one course and finish it. Start giving interviews you will know better. 

aa course kooda konchem meere selavichi punyam kattukondi

[meri_zindagi]

20 minutes ago, dasari4kntr said:

My python skills are intermediate….

consult … @redsox  @meri_zindagi and few other dbians…for better guidance…

 @jajjanaka_jandri

[meri_zindagi]

1 minute ago, Khaidino6093 said:

aa course kooda konchem meere selavichi punyam kattukondi

Sometime over weekend chusi chepta 

[areyentiraidhi]

1 hour ago, Abhagyudu said:

Was it lc hard? Any idea if we can expect lc hards in the interviews 

I mostly got easy/medium. 

It was live coding with interview.

So they give a problem, after you finish, they will ask approach for different variant's of  same problem.

[Question]

1 hour ago, areyentiraidhi said:

Np. Have a clear plan bro. Set the goal on where you want to go and which tech. So that you don't need to switch in between.

 

Let me tell you my recent interview exp: 

its not FAANG company, but I would the next tier to FAANG.

For staff level position.

I had 6 rounds.

First 2 rounds : Leetcode

Third : Data modeling 

Fourth: API design for a use case

fifth:  System design

sixth:  Cultural round.

 

Stress was not on  java, aws  or particular  language  specific questions.

Its all about coding abilities, design , language agonistic  concepts.

 

Why data modelling and API design? Is it for a specific role?