How to show EXPERIENCE... when you have NONE?!?
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What's up, Data Nerds! I teamed up with some of my data science friends so they could share their personal examples of how they landed their jobs without having "experience." Additionally, I cover some recommendations on what counts as experience and how you can go about showcasing it! 🤙🏼
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00:00 Intro
00:48 What is "Experience"?
01:49 Sofia's Story
04:44 Nate's Story
07:44 Ben's Story
10:34 Key Takeaway
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What are you doing to showcase your experience?
Just like you said working on small datasets and will then move to bigger one..
For excel I will aggregate all the formulas used in data analysis in one workbook.
But for python , I have been looking for a software,!
After completing the EDA in python , should I paste all the required graphs in power point to post in LinkedIn or do you any cool tool to do the story telling part.?
@@shraddhaverma4111 Check out this video for how I think you should display your skills if you are using multiple platforms: th-cam.com/video/z5mAumgV2rA/w-d-xo.html
@@LukeBarousse I just replied here so that it reaches you !!!...
In India today we have Teachers day, so Happy teachers day @Luke_Barousse...I have learnt many things from you.
@@shraddhaverma4111 Thanks for this my dude!!
Im not even in the field yet! Just browsing videos to see if this is the right career for me.
This is great! So many different ways to get into data science. “Lazy engineer” -> automate things -> runs his own data science company! That’s a pretty hefty path!
My Top Sub! 🥰 Thanks Dave! Great seeing you this weekend! 😘
This video was a lot of fun to do! Thanks for getting me involved Luke! I can't wait for the next one.
Dude, really enjoyed this one! Thanks for coming up with the idea to do a collab, definitely down for more!
This was such a great idea, thanks for putting this together Luke! 🙌🏻
It was so awesome having you in this collab! We gotta do more in the future!
@@LukeBarousse 100%!
Thanks for the collab! Although we never got to meet!
Ohhhhhhh, you were a submariner office. That explains soooo much lol. I spent 11 years in the Navy (OS1), got my degree in math. I didn't do an internship so I started off as an assistant PM. Worked my way into the position of a BI analyst. Did great in that role, moved into new position and was able to identify a big issue in my company and solved it for them. This opened me up to my current role doing doing data science thingy's for our revenue arm. If you can show that you can make money for a company, the sky is the limit. Now I'm like an officer in the Navy and barely work for a living :)
Love that last sentence 😂🤣
But on a serious note thanks for sharing your career path, very interesting to hear and also a great example to show of how by creating value for a company it can help with leveling up your career. Others need to take note of this!
I am so so happy I found this channel! I’ve been taking the Google Certificate for a few months now and this has been a god sent place full of such good information! thank you so much, Luke!! ✨
Aww thanks so much for the kind words!! Good luck with wrapping up the Google Certificate, you got this!!
Same here. Finishing up course 6 and ready to start the capstone 💪 good luck!
I'm really interested to see how these concepts will filter into other industries. I intuited the use of a project portfolio in government 6 years ago and it got me a promotion. Great video! Thanks all for participating.
This is a great point to explore! I'll have to look into this further for how it can be used to filter into other industries.
Also thanks for the kind words!!
I am really enjoying this run of videos about getting started in Data Science. Thanks dude.
Thanks Jack!!
"I've been watching TH-cam videos on data science for two years is that enough experience?" 😂
Enough in my book 🤣
Thank you for posting this video! I just finished my Google Data Analytics Certificate today. This helps me a lot.
I love how the big slams came in when highlighting the experience lol. Thank you for all your videos, I'm almost done with my data analytics certification on Coursera!
Thanks for putting this together Luke! I didn't know it was already out!
No problem!
Thank you for that Luke ! Definitely enjoy your content.
Awww thanks so much for the kind words, glad you got some use out of this!
I really Needed this video, Thanks Luke
Content Quality at its Max!! Good work Luke!
Thanks Shashank! Appreciate this!
Thanks Luke! Your content is the best!
Thanks so much for this Luis!!
Hey Luke! First at all, BIG Thank You for this Awesome content! I am working in a career change from IT Project Management to Data Science-Data Analytics. I was feeling really lost until I found your channel ! it has provide me gold information and guidance about my next steps, this is one of the best content available for sure. If possible I would love to learn from you about the main differences between a data scientist and data analyst (analytics). This is still a bit confusing. Keep it up and again, Thank You!
Thanks Jose, I need to develop more content around this, let me see what I can do. Thanks for the sub!
Thnx for this great video Luke. ☺️ This answers a lot of doubts I had..👏
Thanks Viresh! Glad it could help!
I love this video, so inspiring. Thank you Luke.
Aw thanks for this Muhammad!!
Awesome video as usual!
Nate man Thanks I related with him .I am also a business analyst RN fresh out of college. In my job I'm getting to talk to clients understand their problems and this channel is the only source for my 6 figure job 😂😂. I got the job by your linkedin guidance THANKYOU 🤗
This is too awesome to hear!! So glad you are getting use out of my videos! Also it's awesome to hear that it's been helpful with LinkedIn!
Hi there Luke ! Thank you for another great informative video.
Aww thanks for the kind words Shraddha!
Your videos are so much useful to people comparing to other viral videos on TH-cam! I hope you know that!!
Awww thank you so much for this!! Reading your comment made my day!
This is very informative video, very well put together, thank you
Aww thank so much for this!! Glad you found it useful!
The amazing information thank you so much for your effort and time for this sir
Thank you!!!!
Thanks man for this videos. You the best. Do you mind sharing your playlist of this video??
Yeah, here is the playlist:
th-cam.com/play/PL_CkpxkuPiT8PiFBDeExiDqOH9-1w4FY7.html
Best data channel!
This was a very valuable video.
Thanks so much for this Matt!
Really really useful video thanks 🚀🚀🚀💯🇨🇷👨🏻💻📝👍
Heck yeah! Thanks Jorge!!
It's a catch 22 like needing to have shoes to go into the shoe store
I can understand this, def need some experience to generate experience. Won't get it unless ya start! Thanks for this Bandon!
Thank you very much for this video! Could you also touch on how to actually get an interview using those ideas? I've found that it's pretty hard to get the attention of a recruiter without experience, so how would you showcase this things in a resume.
This is a great video idea! Let me see what I can do on this for some content around this area. Thanks for sharing this Kevin!
@@LukeBarousse Thank you so much, I appreciate it! Love your videos!
@@kevinrojas7665 🙌🏼
I have my masters and decided to make a career change currently doing the Google data analytics certificate and this video helped me out alot was worried when I saw job ads and everyone wants exp and I'm like is this entry level
So glad this could help you!!
In Italy to get an entry level job as data analyst you need a degree + Msc in computer science, engineering or statistics. For an entry level data science role you need at leat a phd in cs or statistics.
Thanks for sharing this Achille!! This is good to know
Loved this video
Thank you!!
@@LukeBarousse your videos are helping me out im currently making a career shift and chose data analytics because of your videos, I'm currently on course 6 of 8 of the Google certificate little nervous because of my lack of experience but I have worked in finance for years hopefully that helps me with a entry level when I'm done with certiifcate
Thank you for your service. I don't know a better taxi service. Also, a navy guy taught me to stop chewing on cables and now I get to use a computer!!!
Seriously though, you make me consider writing notes in something other than crayons 🖍. Love the channel and the content. Keep swimming squid man.
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dude...thanks. subd
Heck yeah! Thank you!!
I will share one of my interview experiences with Operative Media. The role was in UX design. I was a graduate at the time looking for 1st job and I went in with confidence on a virtual interview. They asked me about my previous experience and I showed them my personal projects including college works. Clearly, they were not impressed and asked me if I actually had any experience working on a commercial project with big teams. Since, I didnt have an industry project other than my passion, efforts and good GPA , I was straight out rejected. The manager at the time was a bit rude as well mocking the virtual interview as he expected me to show up at the office in person on my own expense from another state with no guarantee for an offer. I also didnt realize at the time but do not falsely believe there is no bias in hiring especially when all companies state that hiring is equal to all and won't be affected based on citizenship,religion,gender blah blah etc. cause I later found out that the team I was being interviewed for , the entire freakin team including the lead designer who interviewed me was from one specific race and country of origin. They did not want anyone else in the team and clearly was in violation of the law in terms of hiring practices.
So, basically the point of this was to say that even in the field of data science , I don't know how far you could go with showing personal projects and that does not mean it is not helpful but if you can get industry experience any way possible that would shut them up and most people in hiring won't pester and reject you cause they see the lack of it as inadequacy. They want some other company to take the risk of training you before they commit and this for a junior entry level role. It's sad that they do this to new graduates but very few people start out not experiencing any corporate hell including pathetic hiring practices and prejudices by the people sitting in these companies.
Thanks for sharing this!
Where can I find end to end data science project tutorials?
There are a few tutorials on TH-cam (i'm actully building one at the moment). But if you don't mind paying both Coursera and DataCamp offer project based learnings to follow along and learn
Hello @Luke B. I have query that is when we building our portfolio project there are lots of recourses where we can get the dataset for analysis but how would we get the "Requirements of stakeholders" and what we need to find out or which problems solutions that we need to find out. If you kindly make a vedio about this or kindly brief it in the comments section then it will be very helpful for me.
Regards from
Saidur Rahman
Hey Saidur, more content on this very question coming soon. So stay tuned for some upcoming videos on this important topic!
@@LukeBarousse I am always with your channel and always viewed your every vedio within a day 💖
I have got same problem. The requirement usually has 1-3-5 years experience. But how can I get experience if I can’t start from the beginning as a new entry level? Thanks you for your video.
Thanks as well for this!
nice content
Awww thanks!!
What is the difference between Entry Level and Associates in LinkedIn?? Which one is more beginner/ less experienced?
I've found Entry-Level is aimed at those with less experience then "Associate"
I really appreciate this, thanks.
Please I am a newbie. I am looking for opportunity to work (and learn in the process) as a data entry agent/workers as I intend to become a data analyst in the forseeable future; but I will like to start from low level of data entry. I am in Nigeria; I just finished undergraduate degree. Thanks.
Thanks for this Riliwan! Keep up the work in building your portfolio and I'm sure you will get noticed!
Can you do freelance as a Data analyst ?
Yeah I hear of a few different people doing this option!
Thank you Luke ❤️ . I always ended up never applying after reading the job requirements . So called "Entry level" job requirements always looked like experienced ones
No problem Swetha! And don't let requirements keep you from applying for the job!
This is awesome. Should help me a lot. But I doubt that I will get any job related to this field in Saudi Arabia.
You may be surprised, also don't forget that there are options on popular freelance platforms like fiverr
@@LukeBarousse I really need some help regarding freelance. How do I start and all. And how to advertise myself. And how to get better at programming overall. I need some advice and some guidance from someone. It's really difficult to juggle work and then study and stay on course. And if you could suggest a resume builder from scratch, especially to put on skills such as hard working (finished CCNA on my own from YT and Google) type things on there, it would be really helpful. I have no idea how to put those things on a resume. It would have been easy if I had experience in those fields, then I could just write what I did in my job, but really difficult to put it on as such w/o experience.
@@md.masumomarjashim thanks for sharing this. I think the areas that you expressed frustration with above are similar to a lot of people entering this field. Let me see what I can do about making more content around this!
@@LukeBarousse That would be awesome. Maybe provide some templates too for absolute beginners. It should help them get an idea on how to get about things.
@@LukeBarousse You can use my predicament as an example. I literally had to study for 1.5 years for my CCNA as I couldn't afford books or courses. Too expensive for me at the time. So I went about getting CCNA certified using YT and Google. Only the last few months, after failing the first time, I got an incredible deal on Udemy on a course by Neil Anderson on CCNA. That helped me a lot at the end. Then used virtual devices to practice. Even Data Analytics, I only have the capstone to show for on the Coursera Google ANalytics course. Other than that, as my programming is weak, I try my best to do other projects on Data Analytics but I really can't provide much time to them, which is holding me back.
I have a 3 year customer service experience would it be challenge if I learn the set of skills and switch to IT
This is more of a recommendation for data science related roles.
@@LukeBarousse yes I can understand that but my question was quite general
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I have studied statistic can i become a data scientist ??
Potentially. you'll need the tools of a data scientist though
Also why is it that school doesnt count as experience?? You would think going to university for 4+ years would count towards that experience.
I think you can frame it as experience... just takes some framing on the resume to showcase that it is relevant experience
ure voice is so ASMR
This is quite possibly the nicest thing anyone has everyone said about me! Thank you!!
Did these folks have college degree? S
Yes, I believe all of them do
"How to show EXPERIENCE... when you have NONE?!?"
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😂🤣 I don't know if I recommend this... but it is an option 😂 Thanks Sai!!!
I agree with @Tech with Sofia and I try to look around the skills I acquired during my previous role as a HR which can be integrated easily with the current Data Analytics skills I am adding to my profile. @Nate at StrataScratch's approach of building personal projects to improve your Data Science skills is something I have just started at a very low scale with my list of binge watching and my physical fitness routine. @Seattle Data Guy's idea of creating content also seems to be working for me as I have started putting up articles and posts on Medium and LinkedIn about my Data Science journey.
@Luke thanks for curating the thoughts to come up with a simple video that can help many data science enthusiasts like me.
Thanks so much for this detailed analysis! Highly agree with all of this here. So glad to provide this video for ya!