For some reason this is one of the most fulfilling videos I've watched on this subject. I work as a data analyst and I'm planning to transition to Product Data Science. Please keep posting similar content 🔥🔥
I like this video. I'm currently taking a Data Scientist course and have been binge watching your video playlist. This will definitely prepare me for the upcoming interviews. Thanks for your hardwork in creating these videos. You are changing people's lives/career path and should be proud of it. **now that I've commented on TH-cam, would "comment" be one-step closer into a True North Metric for engagement? LOL
likes could be considered as an active engagement, but likes don't reflect the video length. If a user watches a 20-second video and a 20-minute video, and clicks like on both, it doesn't necessarily reflect the total engagement the spent on the platform.
As a PM aspirant, this has been such a unique way to brainstorm metrics is just beyond me. Wish I found this sooner!!
For some reason this is one of the most fulfilling videos I've watched on this subject. I work as a data analyst and I'm planning to transition to Product Data Science. Please keep posting similar content 🔥🔥
Thanks Yahow, I know how frustrating it can be to learn product DS stuff so I try to make quality content for yall. -- Dan
Really nice video bro. Thank you for this. I have been binge watching your channel like a web series :)
Thanks Ashutosh!
Hi,
Please share more case studies for product metrics.. any resources you would recommend?🙏🏻
Thanks Jaishree, you can get access to more product metrics questions at datainterview.com
I like this video. I'm currently taking a Data Scientist course and have been binge watching your video playlist. This will definitely prepare me for the upcoming interviews. Thanks for your hardwork in creating these videos. You are changing people's lives/career path and should be proud of it.
**now that I've commented on TH-cam, would "comment" be one-step closer into a True North Metric for engagement? LOL
WOW...Awesome Content
should the question be "measure the success Of youtube"?
Why not likes?
likes could be considered as an active engagement, but likes don't reflect the video length. If a user watches a 20-second video and a 20-minute video, and clicks like on both, it doesn't necessarily reflect the total engagement the spent on the platform.