Ah as a fellow data scientist over in Sydney and small TH-camr, completely agree with everything you’ve shared - thanks for another great video Tina!!!
I am an aspiring doctor, and you're gonna make me switch my career path for real to becoming a data scientist because of how cool you make it seem, lol I am questioning my existence now and whether my choice of medicine is the right one
It's fine. Everyone changes directions when they start to think about their "why". DS is great not only to satisfy the inner "Mr. Krabs", but also because of the cool work type of work that tends to be both impactful and engaging and can go to various fields/industries.
This is me!! I based my entire schooling career around getting into medicine before realizing recently that it might not actually be for me. I know that my heart will always lie with statistics (lol that’s a really weird thing to say). There’s just something immensely satisfying about the subject :) Super keen on data science now!
Yo! That indecisive career thing is happening in my life right now. Thanks, Tina for the insights. Your videos are quite educational and informative. You have really good teaching skills. I won't be surprised if Tina becomes a Stanford prof in a few years from now :)
I’m in grad school now for DS but my background is in philosophy. I’ve been concerned about how that will impact my prospects for internships/careers but I’m happy to have what I’ve seen validated in terms of the flexibility of the role from someone who knows. Thank you! Your videos are all really great.
@@discharger61 Yes, I was a Philosophy major in undergrad. In summary, I always wanted to do analytics of some sort, so when I found DS I knew it was right. It's not as big of a leap as it seems. They're both analytical, it's just quantitative vs. qualitative. If you're asking how I got accepted, DS falls under information science so there aren't math or tech req's, and my credentials were well above average.
How is the transition from phil to DS going? Do you feel like understanding philosophy helps you in any way in the new area? I'm about to do a similar move. I've got a undergraduate degree in phil, and now i'm about to start both a master degree in epistemology and an undergraduate course in statistics.
hey, can go into detail about how you got into grad school for data science, it would really be insightful to me because i am a physics major and i have been wanting to switch to data science for my masters.
Thank you so much for these videos! I'm a high school English teacher with a masters degree and 9 years of experience and even by the time I retire, I won't be making as much as an entry level data scientist. I've been looking for a way out of teaching that would fulfill my love of lifelong learning and solving issues and working with numbers. I also love learning languages, and learning to code is basically that!
The ultimate back up career choice! :). I think the bit about discovering something new is probably the most important for me. If you do another video like this, could you please talk about the social side of working as a data scientist? I mean collaboration and friendships with colleagues
Thanks! This was very helpful. As someone with a mild case of ADHD, I have had problems with boredom. I am older, but always enjoy learning new things and diving in where others fear to go. I enjoy new problems to solve. Searching for a career change, so I think I will try data science and follow my nose! 🤣 Thanks again!!
Everything you said in this video resonated with me super hard. 😲 Thank you for sharing! I have always been interested in learning new things, but my problem is how the subject becomes dull once I develop an understanding of it, and then I want to move on to something else. I recently got back into coding and learned about data analysis/science (which has become a new obsession), but part of me is worried that it will get boring. WAS worried. Thanks to you, I'm feeling better about pursuing this new and ever-changing career interest! THANK YOU SO MUCH, TINA! Love your videos!
Hey Tina! I'm starting a CS master's for non-majors program just as you did and had a few questions about internships/recruiting. I sent the questions over LinkedIn. Thank you!
Its been a long time since I commented (or had time for youtube, still don't but trying to distract myself from panicking over my Discrete math class), but if I recall, when I last commented I was still working on my associates. I finished that right as covid hit, took a year off, and am now a Junior studying Data Science. Right now in Statistics (easy A so far), some nonsense Liberal Arts class (forced to take it, has nothing to do with D.S.), Discrete (halp.) and intro to java (Most fun I've ever had in school). Your videos are what inspired me to pursue this major/career path, Thank You so Much! Its the perfect fit for me, a healthy mix of computer programming and math, with a dash of whatever I'm interested in for fun (physics, engineering, stats/combinatorics, even political theory and philosophy (thought that might be a bit of a stretch as far as how it relates to D.S., i think i can make it work)). Again, Thank You for introducing me to this wonder field!!!
I am a very indecisive person. I let my parents to decide my education and job. Currently very much want to quit my current job. I have finished Google Data Analytics certification. But I pretty much lacked the portfolio to apply for analytics job. Still not confident with my technical skills too. I hope you're right that data science is fit for indecisive person like me. On the other hand I wish I can pursue my hobby in music and sport.
Get a your degree in data science first , then work at a company like google making 120,000 a year , then purse your hobbies in music and sport. That way you have money to purse your hobbies fully. Just my advice and what I am doing right now.
by never get bored she means have so much work you often wont sleep on time and get paid in 'interest in the field' rather than real money like SWEs do.... Plus Data Science has a lot of coding nowadays
"hey guys how's it going?" Never stop saying this. i love this part the most I wanted to become a DS because i didn't want to do web development, that is what I was doing at the moment. Couldn't do IOS dev had my reasons), Android dev didn't excite me.
There's literally no such thing as "entry level" for Data Scientist and Data Analyst job listings. Unless you mean listings that require expert SQL w/3-5 yrs Python exp.
True me doing Master’s from one of the top 10 Comp Sci uni in NA and I still have no job and additionally experience needed is at least 3 years and more likely work experience rather academic. I think like 3-4 years ago the market was still new and didn’t have much competition but now it’s not a good field in terms of job perspective.
@@Ms123kill I watched a number of Data Analysis/Scientist Influencers (that's basically what these vids are) touting Google's Data Analytics Certificate. That's another waste of time, effort and money that gets one nowhere.
Yes, the boredom of my current position is exactly the reason why I’m looking into Data Scientist positions. Plus I like learning new concepts and skills. I have a Bachelor’s in Finance and Accounting as well as a MBA in Finance, also 8 years of experience as a Data Analyst so hopefully I can gain entry in the Data Scientist role.
Hi Tina! I’m planning to apply for MCIT at UPenn and your videos are super helpful and informative. Thank you so much for your insights! ❤️ I’ve dropped a note to you on Linkedin and hoping to connect with you sometime there to discuss few questions regarding applications!
You got a new sub! The indecisive thing did for me! I want to learn everything. I wanna go down rabbit holes. I'm in my 30s and only just growing up hehehe. Thanks for the amazing video
Man, I wish the entry level salary is $40K (adjusted for CoL). You would be lucky if you get $15-20K, here. Great video, regardless! Slowly but surely I'm becoming a fan.
What worries me about the Data Scientist role is that there isn't that much entrepreneurial potential. Software engineers can build things from nothing, Electricians can start their own business, but what can a Data Scientist do other than work for an employer?
Was Steve jobs a software engineer or electrician? I think you got the jest. He was a legendary entrepreneur who had a knack for solving real-world problems. I think that's the entrepreneurial spirit you are looking for and anyone can become an entrepreneur irrespective of the job they are doing right now.
@@luxraider5384 Coding a website is not so big stuff nowadays. After watching an udemy course, anyone can build a basic website. Startup requires different skills and it is a different ball game altogether.
@@rocknroll7967 yeah but generally people often think being a SE can make you an entrepreneur by making apps and websites where it s just a fragment of what you have to do
@@luxraider5384 I totally get it what you are trying to say. Entrepreneurs have the builders mindset which overlap with software engineers. Data scientist also builds ML model to solve real world problems and they tend to have very specific domain knowledge(lets say healthcare). So you might start a billion dollar startup in health care because you would already know the pain points in that industry.
In terms of salary shouldn’t we do an internal rate of return on the median investment required to get into a data science position. And index that investment along with the area of employment to find the real dollar value of what the return is on becoming a data scientist.
hi! I'm a sophomore in high school, and I'm interested in data science because I've always been good at math and I loveee math, I love analysing stuff in english and thinking deeply about topics as well, so i was thinking "is there a job that would pay me to think a LOT and deeply, and also have math involved.. maybe computer science?" and then i found data science AA it feels like the perfect career for me, but I'm just scared I won't be that good at comp sci ): I'm basing my junior and senior years around being able to be a computer science undergraduate, because I'm okay at math and I'm okay at writing, so computer science would be the thing I need to work on the most! I hope this thing goes well I'm so scared I'm gonna regret this in the future ;-;
Ok she mentioned Cali so that can also add to why the pay is high. Most SWE and Data science position are in the six figure range because of the cost of living is much higher. To make that kind of money over lets say Virginia, Maryland you will need experience that is a must. So the glassdoor number is not to be taken seriously unless, like she said you live in a area where the cost of living is much higher. The average salary for someone with a Data Science( Education) on the west coast with a masters 77k to 89k this is assuming you get hired directly from school. The higher the salary usually commensurates with experience. I have also heard that some employers will look at where you previously worked and how much you were paid. To get an idea if the position would be suited for the pedigree assuming you came from Cali might could be a good thing or a bad thing.
@@TinaHuang1 Great video, very informative. I noticed your symbolism as well. I saw your blooming sunflower in the foreground. However I also noticed the video got progressively darker in its lighting. Ddddoom! ( :
In many Asian countries, data scientists and tech professionals are often compensated with salaries that are akin to peanuts or chia seeds, minimal and hardly reflective of their substantial contributions and expertise in the field
Research division ftw. Don't have to worry too much about production, that's the jack of all trades' problem. We also get to use the superior language that is R.
Hey Tina ! I love your videos and I became interested in them for the study techniques for technical topics. I never expected this video to spike my interest in becoming a data scientist but it did so much ! Besides your video on the negative sides of being a data scientist, can you recommend ressources for people like me who would like to know if data science is for them ?
Alright, great. But why does it feel like none of your videos specifically talk about if it's possible to be a data scientist without necessarily having to get a bachelors degree? Is it possible to become one self taught? Can we get a video about how to do that?
Entry level sounds quite low somehow compared to Europe. As a rule of thumb you must usually cut US salaries in half to make up for missing healthcare, pensions, paid leave, fixed working hours, ..... and then it's quite grim!
I’m a biologist with a masters degree in behavioral ecology (acoustics/animal communication) another master in neuroscience and I’m finishing my PhD in neuroscience (multimodal integration in honey bee brains) I’m proficient in statistics (linear non linear) I know SPSS R python. I’m done with academia and its work and ethics culture. I want to transition to Data Science. It is too late for me?
$133k isn't a lot of $. I see so many people from Cali always use similar figures to get views on their channel or maybe they really do think that's a lot more than other states where the cost of living is lower.
Well, since both require a problem solving mindset and coding.... depends on what better scope means to you. Cybersecurity's national average (at least in the U.S.) is lower than for D.S. now, but not by much. Hell, you could probably even become a data scientist for a cybersecurity company if choosing's such a bother.
What kinda person can be a data scientist? Really sorry for the weird que. Just im confused whether i should coose this or not cz i haven't been that a dedicated person when it comes to studies so far
Ah the rabbit hole is definitely what I'm feeling rn 📚 .. Alright no more perfectionism gonna submit anyway ! Also absolutely LOVED the editing Tina ! The lighting thing - as funny and doomy as it was :3 - also showed how much time and effort you put in these videos ❤️
I am chemical engineer, I have shifted my career in data science already started learning data science I got one internship as business analyst, I want to get more technical printed job how to get entry level jobs
I am the exact same. I was mostly focused on chemical engineer since I was good at chemistry and math, but now I am wishing to switch, for money and because I know data science is a growing job. How you would say the switch was? Was it stressful to learn coding and the business part? Or did you already have prior knowledge?
I'm interested in becoming a Data Scientist, I've downloaded Pycharm, Python3, pandas, etc. Is there any website or forum that I can gain actual experience in this field before I enroll in college for computer science? I would like to have a good knowledge and experience before I get my degree
Ah as a fellow data scientist over in Sydney and small TH-camr, completely agree with everything you’ve shared - thanks for another great video Tina!!!
I am an aspiring doctor, and you're gonna make me switch my career path for real to becoming a data scientist because of how cool you make it seem, lol I am questioning my existence now and whether my choice of medicine is the right one
Same here. I’m an IMG and rn I’m seriously considering data science
I started in nursing and ended up in data analytics lol I’m thankful for the change
I'm a doctor who moved into data science
It's fine. Everyone changes directions when they start to think about their "why". DS is great not only to satisfy the inner "Mr. Krabs", but also because of the cool work type of work that tends to be both impactful and engaging and can go to various fields/industries.
This is me!! I based my entire schooling career around getting into medicine before realizing recently that it might not actually be for me. I know that my heart will always lie with statistics (lol that’s a really weird thing to say). There’s just something immensely satisfying about the subject :) Super keen on data science now!
Yo! That indecisive career thing is happening in my life right now. Thanks, Tina for the insights.
Your videos are quite educational and informative. You have really good teaching skills. I won't be surprised if Tina becomes a Stanford prof in a few years from now :)
OH WOW that is incredibly flattering 🌼❤️
Great video - informative and entertaining! 🙌😺
I’m in grad school now for DS but my background is in philosophy. I’ve been concerned about how that will impact my prospects for internships/careers but I’m happy to have what I’ve seen validated in terms of the flexibility of the role from someone who knows. Thank you! Your videos are all really great.
I'm guessing by background you mean undergrad? How did you get into DS for grad school? (Genuinely curious) thanks!!
@@discharger61 Yes, I was a Philosophy major in undergrad. In summary, I always wanted to do analytics of some sort, so when I found DS I knew it was right. It's not as big of a leap as it seems. They're both analytical, it's just quantitative vs. qualitative. If you're asking how I got accepted, DS falls under information science so there aren't math or tech req's, and my credentials were well above average.
How is the transition from phil to DS going? Do you feel like understanding philosophy helps you in any way in the new area? I'm about to do a similar move. I've got a undergraduate degree in phil, and now i'm about to start both a master degree in epistemology and an undergraduate course in statistics.
hey, can go into detail about how you got into grad school for data science, it would really be insightful to me because i am a physics major and i have been wanting to switch to data science for my masters.
@@ianbotti7345 Phil to DS is honestly fine. Taking logic helped lol
Thank you so much for these videos! I'm a high school English teacher with a masters degree and 9 years of experience and even by the time I retire, I won't be making as much as an entry level data scientist. I've been looking for a way out of teaching that would fulfill my love of lifelong learning and solving issues and working with numbers. I also love learning languages, and learning to code is basically that!
Data Scientist Can Become
-- Data Analysis
-- Product Managers
-- Marketing
-- Consulting and Strategy
The ultimate back up career choice! :). I think the bit about discovering something new is probably the most important for me. If you do another video like this, could you please talk about the social side of working as a data scientist? I mean collaboration and friendships with colleagues
Thanks! This was very helpful. As someone with a mild case of ADHD, I have had problems with boredom. I am older, but always enjoy learning new things and diving in where others fear to go. I enjoy new problems to solve. Searching for a career change, so I think I will try data science and follow my nose! 🤣 Thanks again!!
I feel like I could’ve written this comment, though not that mild of adhd 😅 good luck!
@@uncannievalley same 100%
Hi, I really appreciate those edits, seems like you put a lot of effort into this video :)
Credit to the best editor Tony 🌼🌼
Everything you said in this video resonated with me super hard. 😲 Thank you for sharing! I have always been interested in learning new things, but my problem is how the subject becomes dull once I develop an understanding of it, and then I want to move on to something else. I recently got back into coding and learned about data analysis/science (which has become a new obsession), but part of me is worried that it will get boring. WAS worried. Thanks to you, I'm feeling better about pursuing this new and ever-changing career interest! THANK YOU SO MUCH, TINA! Love your videos!
"Are you indecisive and can't figure out what you want to be when you grow up... even though you already might be grown up?"
That's me
Hey Tina! I'm starting a CS master's for non-majors program just as you did and had a few questions about internships/recruiting. I sent the questions over LinkedIn. Thank you!
Me carrying pen and paper because so much information on your channel is almost like a course
Its been a long time since I commented (or had time for youtube, still don't but trying to distract myself from panicking over my Discrete math class), but if I recall, when I last commented I was still working on my associates. I finished that right as covid hit, took a year off, and am now a Junior studying Data Science. Right now in Statistics (easy A so far), some nonsense Liberal Arts class (forced to take it, has nothing to do with D.S.), Discrete (halp.) and intro to java (Most fun I've ever had in school). Your videos are what inspired me to pursue this major/career path, Thank You so Much! Its the perfect fit for me, a healthy mix of computer programming and math, with a dash of whatever I'm interested in for fun (physics, engineering, stats/combinatorics, even political theory and philosophy (thought that might be a bit of a stretch as far as how it relates to D.S., i think i can make it work)). Again, Thank You for introducing me to this wonder field!!!
If you don't mind can I know where are you studying?
I am a very indecisive person. I let my parents to decide my education and job. Currently very much want to quit my current job. I have finished Google Data Analytics certification. But I pretty much lacked the portfolio to apply for analytics job. Still not confident with my technical skills too.
I hope you're right that data science is fit for indecisive person like me. On the other hand I wish I can pursue my hobby in music and sport.
Get a your degree in data science first , then work at a company like google making 120,000 a year , then purse your hobbies in music and sport. That way you have money to purse your hobbies fully. Just my advice and what I am doing right now.
You're such good cheer to watch...taking away anxiety of the unknown and adding such positive vibes to people like myself😊😊😊
by never get bored she means have so much work you often wont sleep on time and get paid in 'interest in the field' rather than real money like SWEs do.... Plus Data Science has a lot of coding nowadays
Data scientists’ responsibilities lie at the intersection between business analysis and data engineering, focusing on analytics and data technology.
Could u explain more plz
that's data analysts not data scientist
@@mobinrood4986 whos's right here?
@@Idhedoj me of course
@@mobinrood4986 hmm... it is still confusing
After watching this video, I realized: I want to be a data scientist. Thanks, Tina.
You and everybody else, there is a huge over-supply of inexperienced data scientists
she will talk about marketing and you will wanna work in marketing... 🤷♀️ don't get blinded ...
I watched most of your video what shows how sharp and clever person you are. Thankss aloot
"hey guys how's it going?" Never stop saying this. i love this part the most
I wanted to become a DS because i didn't want to do web development, that is what I was doing at the moment. Couldn't do IOS dev had my reasons), Android dev didn't excite me.
Are a DS now??
This is the exact thing I needed to hear! Data Science, here I come :)
There's literally no such thing as "entry level" for Data Scientist and Data Analyst job listings. Unless you mean listings that require expert SQL w/3-5 yrs Python exp.
True me doing Master’s from one of the top 10 Comp Sci uni in NA and I still have no job and additionally experience needed is at least 3 years and more likely work experience rather academic. I think like 3-4 years ago the market was still new and didn’t have much competition but now it’s not a good field in terms of job perspective.
@@Ms123kill I watched a number of Data Analysis/Scientist Influencers (that's basically what these vids are) touting Google's Data Analytics Certificate. That's another waste of time, effort and money that gets one nowhere.
@@uwillnevahno6837 shes an actual data scientist working at one of the Fang companies
@@itsmohdiii3689 I made no statement regarding her employment.
Kinda true
So, weirdly enough, all of this is interesting to me - like, the bad-side video, and the good-side video. Super cool!
Thank you so much! If i saw this later i think i would mess up my career path. 😂 Now i know what should i go
Lmao at you moving your cat 😭😭🤣🤣 I’m so childish but the “nooooo” has me in shambles 🤣🤣
Hahaha ikr credit to the best editor 🌼
Your videos are awesome and inspiring, guide me to the way of being a data scientist.
Yes, the boredom of my current position is exactly the reason why I’m looking into Data Scientist positions. Plus I like learning new concepts and skills. I have a Bachelor’s in Finance and Accounting as well as a MBA in Finance, also 8 years of experience as a Data Analyst so hopefully I can gain entry in the Data Scientist role.
Hey!ñ wondering why you aren’t happy with a data analyst role? What would be different if you become a data scientist instead?
@@nataliam7029 More analytical work, way better paycheck, better work options, etc
Hey Connie I want to be a data Analyst and started working on it. Can please guide me what major skills are required? Thanks in advance..
wow!!! how many insights in a single vid!! thanks a lot :)
Hi Tina! I’m planning to apply for MCIT at UPenn and your videos are super helpful and informative. Thank you so much for your insights! ❤️ I’ve dropped a note to you on Linkedin and hoping to connect with you sometime there to discuss few questions regarding applications!
I'm in my senior year of college and even though I don't plan on going to grad school in another 2-3 years, I want to get my MS in data science!
You got a new sub! The indecisive thing did for me! I want to learn everything. I wanna go down rabbit holes. I'm in my 30s and only just growing up hehehe. Thanks for the amazing video
Thanks for this video- very easy to understand and personable!
Very informative, I loved the edits!
Insightful video, Tina!
Hi Tina! Have a great week ahead. Love from India
Man, I wish the entry level salary is $40K (adjusted for CoL). You would be lucky if you get $15-20K, here. Great video, regardless! Slowly but surely I'm becoming a fan.
$15-20K in Bulgaria?
@@dabneycarr9503 Yeah. How did you know?
Thanks Tina !! I am a biologist, and i am thinking to migrate to the data science area, let's see what will happen
Thanks! Idk I want to not starve and be left alone. I don't know who I want to be. But lots of these points are very attractive!
4:00 Bioinformatics, Woohoo! That’s true, we never get bored but may possibly get overwhelmed! :)
Yesss haha 😆🐈⬛
What worries me about the Data Scientist role is that there isn't that much entrepreneurial potential. Software engineers can build things from nothing, Electricians can start their own business, but what can a Data Scientist do other than work for an employer?
Was Steve jobs a software engineer or electrician? I think you got the jest.
He was a legendary entrepreneur who had a knack for solving real-world problems. I think that's the entrepreneurial spirit you are looking for and anyone can become an entrepreneur irrespective of the job they are doing right now.
i mean can t you build anything by analyzing data? Software engineers can only code a website (and not every SE knows how to make a website or an app)
@@luxraider5384 Coding a website is not so big stuff nowadays. After watching an udemy course, anyone can build a basic website. Startup requires different skills and it is a different ball game altogether.
@@rocknroll7967 yeah but generally people often think being a SE can make you an entrepreneur by making apps and websites where it s just a fragment of what you have to do
@@luxraider5384 I totally get it what you are trying to say. Entrepreneurs have the builders mindset which overlap with software engineers.
Data scientist also builds ML model to solve real world problems and they tend to have very specific domain knowledge(lets say healthcare).
So you might start a billion dollar startup in health care because you would already know the pain points in that industry.
You should do a video about the computer you use to work as data scientist! :))
In terms of salary shouldn’t we do an internal rate of return on the median investment required to get into a data science position. And index that investment along with the area of employment to find the real dollar value of what the return is on becoming a data scientist.
I am a masters in Mathematics. Studying Data Science now. Hoping to work with Google soon.
Thanks! This was helpful!
This is a quite informative video thank you.
LMFAO at the Mr. Krabs clip! While that's not the only reason I got into this field, it's a nice perk
thank you Tina! ❤
I so much love this video
Great info, thank you!!
just like always, it's an awesome video. very informative. tnx
Oh my goodness can I just say that the Mr. Krabz interview HAD ME IN TEARS.... I shouldn't have laugh as hard as I did
I'm in my 30s I'm still trying to figure out what i wanna do when i FINALLY grow up 🤣
Very informative and well explained
Thanks, I’m a software dev and considering to change my career to IT after the video.
why change from software dev?
hi! I'm a sophomore in high school, and I'm interested in data science because I've always been good at math and I loveee math, I love analysing stuff in english and thinking deeply about topics as well, so i was thinking "is there a job that would pay me to think a LOT and deeply, and also have math involved.. maybe computer science?" and then i found data science AA it feels like the perfect career for me, but I'm just scared I won't be that good at comp sci ):
I'm basing my junior and senior years around being able to be a computer science undergraduate, because I'm okay at math and I'm okay at writing, so computer science would be the thing I need to work on the most! I hope this thing goes well I'm so scared I'm gonna regret this in the future ;-;
Thank you for inspiration ✊
Ok she mentioned Cali so that can also add to why the pay is high. Most SWE and Data science position are in the six figure range because of the cost of living is much higher. To make that kind of money over lets say Virginia, Maryland you will need experience that is a must. So the glassdoor number is not to be taken seriously unless, like she said you live in a area where the cost of living is much higher. The average salary for someone with a Data Science( Education) on the west coast with a masters 77k to 89k this is assuming you get hired directly from school. The higher the salary usually commensurates with experience. I have also heard that some employers will look at where you previously worked and how much you were paid. To get an idea if the position would be suited for the pedigree assuming you came from Cali might could be a good thing or a bad thing.
Love your videos 💕
Love your videos
Very inspiring and knowledgeable
8:48 Data Scientist Can Become
-- Data Analysis
-- Product Managers
-- Marketing
-- Consulting and Strategy
I like your sense of humor 🙂
Hello everyone! A dumb question: what is the website shown at 1:34? Thank-you Tina for the insights, and thanks to whomever will provide feedback!
I knew that salary number seemed absurdly high, but then you said California. It's half that in the Carolinas.
Hay Tina, make a video about how DS can be helpful in art , like graphic design
Finishing my undergrad in Stats .
Will be doing a masters before I enter this field.
i love your cat. i had a black one just like him. they are loveliest
I can relate about being easily bored and loving to learn new things.
by never get bored she means have so much work you often wont sleep on time and get paid in 'interest' rather than real money like SWE
Very informative.😁👍👍
Everyone is saying such positive things, and it's really helpful. I do want to ask though - is that a sunflower in your milk?
Hey, Tina! As a new subscriber, I dont know much about your career path. Are there any videos on that? :)
Tina the explorer! (Time for bangs!)
omg noooo LOL
Yes! 👍
LOL Yes
Looks like exactly what I need.
Wow! Literally came from watching a video about D3js. Maybe I too should become a Data Scientist.
and you can bloom like sunflower 🌻 c:
@@TinaHuang1 Great video, very informative. I noticed your symbolism as well. I saw your blooming sunflower in the foreground. However I also noticed the video got progressively darker in its lighting. Ddddoom! ( :
thanks a lot...was in need of motivation
In many Asian countries, data scientists and tech professionals are often compensated with salaries that are akin to peanuts or chia seeds, minimal and hardly reflective of their substantial contributions and expertise in the field
Thank You for this video. You made a girl decide what she wants to pursue as a full time job
Research division ftw. Don't have to worry too much about production, that's the jack of all trades' problem. We also get to use the superior language that is R.
Good for you ☺️
Thanks for this, also help us to know loving expenses in California
Hey Tina ! I love your videos and I became interested in them for the study techniques for technical topics.
I never expected this video to spike my interest in becoming a data scientist but it did so much ! Besides your video on the negative sides of being a data scientist, can you recommend ressources for people like me who would like to know if data science is for them ?
Alright, great. But why does it feel like none of your videos specifically talk about
if it's possible to be a data scientist without necessarily having to get a bachelors degree?
Is it possible to become one self taught? Can we get a video about how to do that?
Entry level sounds quite low somehow compared to Europe.
As a rule of thumb you must usually cut US salaries in half to make up for missing healthcare, pensions, paid leave, fixed working hours, ..... and then it's quite grim!
0:42 is the best part change my mind 😂
Coding is awesome with ppl like you I like all of your videos...
I’m a licensed therapist and over 40 is there a path for older people wanting a career change?
I love this video!!!!
I’m a biologist with a masters degree in behavioral ecology (acoustics/animal communication) another master in neuroscience and I’m finishing my PhD in neuroscience (multimodal integration in honey bee brains) I’m proficient in statistics (linear non linear) I know SPSS R python. I’m done with academia and its work and ethics culture. I want to transition to Data Science. It is too late for me?
$133k isn't a lot of $. I see so many people from Cali always use similar figures to get views on their channel or maybe they really do think that's a lot more than other states where the cost of living is lower.
I m confused between CYBERSECURITY & DATA SCIENCE
Somebody please help me to choose. Which field has better scope in future ?
Same boat
Well, since both require a problem solving mindset and coding.... depends on what better scope means to you. Cybersecurity's national average (at least in the U.S.) is lower than for D.S. now, but not by much. Hell, you could probably even become a data scientist for a cybersecurity company if choosing's such a bother.
What kinda person can be a data scientist? Really sorry for the weird que. Just im confused whether i should coose this or not cz i haven't been that a dedicated person when it comes to studies so far
Such a charismatic personality
Ah the rabbit hole is definitely what I'm feeling rn 📚 .. Alright no more perfectionism gonna submit anyway ! Also absolutely LOVED the editing Tina ! The lighting thing - as funny and doomy as it was :3 - also showed how much time and effort you put in these videos ❤️
Haha the secret is out - I spend hours and hours talking to myself in front of a camera is the truth 😅🐈⬛
I can’t stop replaying beep beep’s cameo
He was born to be a star 🐈⬛
sound quality is very good
I am chemical engineer, I have shifted my career in data science already started learning data science I got one internship as business analyst, I want to get more technical printed job how to get entry level jobs
I am the exact same. I was mostly focused on chemical engineer since I was good at chemistry and math, but now I am wishing to switch, for money and because I know data science is a growing job.
How you would say the switch was? Was it stressful to learn coding and the business part? Or did you already have prior knowledge?
I'm interested in becoming a Data Scientist, I've downloaded Pycharm, Python3, pandas, etc. Is there any website or forum that I can gain actual experience in this field before I enroll in college for computer science? I would like to have a good knowledge and experience before I get my degree
Thank you 😊