Impressive! Well done on the offer. Really good advice, valuable secrets revealed. Thanks for sharing and showing what is possible! Also yes let us know more about the interview and your mindset behind it too
Thank you for the great feedback!! I am thinking of making a separate video entirely for interviewing, but here is how I usually set myself apart during interviews: - Have a strong story prepared for the "Tell me about yourself question" make sure it is interesting and unique to how you got to where you are today - Turn the tables on the interviewer, have them qualify themselves for you: "What do you like about working here", "What happened to the last person in this role", "What are some of the biggest challenges the company is currently facing,". There is psychology research that indicates that this will subconsciously make the interviewer think you are more qualified for the position because you are prompting them to convince you to work there. Be genuinely curious of the company, what is their USP, how are they different from competitors. Act as if you are doing due diligence to purchase the company, because you are investing in the company, even if you dont get stock I also like connecting with them on Linkedin, and I will try to make a weekly post and tie it in someway to their business, to keep myself top of mind for them.
If you are working with LLM's, you might not need math at all. But calculus knowledge definitely can help you understand what is going on and makes debugging a lot easier.
@@mortezarostami3287 If you are interested in becoming one I recommend checking out this tutorial I just made :) th-cam.com/video/ShEOoJLSLbI/w-d-xo.html This is the project I used to get my first AI Engineer job offer
Hey this was hybrid, I applied through Linkedin. I prefer LI because I have optimized my profile to get job offers (I even get headhunted a lot). I am thiniking of going through how to set your profile up in another video.
If you have the time (and $50/month) I really recommend starting with the DeepLearning.ai ML specialization. Otherwise, dive into a LangChain project as soon as possible (assuming you already know Python). I am releasing a new video soon where I will open source the project I talked about in the video, I will create some issues that will allow beginners to contribute and get familiar with LangChain and LLM's and start building their portfolio.
Thanks man, the next video I will be going through the project so you can learn what is happening. I will also open-source it and add some issues so that people can become contributors and we can keep building it together. Until then I recommend the LangChain documentation even though it is not very detailed.. Stay tuned!
Hey bro, I just made a tutorial that might be interesting to you! th-cam.com/video/ShEOoJLSLbI/w-d-xo.html This is the project I used to get the job offer in this video
I applied on Linkedin, which I prefer since I have optimized my profile to get headhunted, and stand out in the recruitment process. I will release a new video this weekend showing you how to do this so stay tuned :)
Calculus and math isn't really necessary but understanding the behind-the-scenes calculations can definitely help. First step would be the DeepLearning.ai specialization or just going directly through the LangChain documentation
Impressive! Well done on the offer. Really good advice, valuable secrets revealed. Thanks for sharing and showing what is possible!
Also yes let us know more about the interview and your mindset behind it too
Thank you for the great feedback!!
I am thinking of making a separate video entirely for interviewing, but here is how I usually set myself apart during interviews:
- Have a strong story prepared for the "Tell me about yourself question" make sure it is interesting and unique to how you got to where you are today
- Turn the tables on the interviewer, have them qualify themselves for you:
"What do you like about working here",
"What happened to the last person in this role",
"What are some of the biggest challenges the company is currently facing,".
There is psychology research that indicates that this will subconsciously make the interviewer think you are more qualified for the position because you are prompting them to convince you to work there.
Be genuinely curious of the company, what is their USP, how are they different from competitors. Act as if you are doing due diligence to purchase the company, because you are investing in the company, even if you dont get stock
I also like connecting with them on Linkedin, and I will try to make a weekly post and tie it in someway to their business, to keep myself top of mind for them.
@@PropTechFounder Wow! This is top notch. No wonder you got the exact job you chose. 👏👏 And thank you for the detailed answer!
@@AlineBoff My pleasure :)
Really cool, man! Thanks for sharing 🚀
Thanks man!! 🚀
Awesome insights, very helpful bro!
Valeu mano!!
Hi! Can you highlight how much math do I need to become this type of AI developer? Thanks :)
If you are working with LLM's, you might not need math at all. But calculus knowledge definitely can help you understand what is going on and makes debugging a lot easier.
@@PropTechFounder thanks :)
@@mortezarostami3287 If you are interested in becoming one I recommend checking out this tutorial I just made :)
th-cam.com/video/ShEOoJLSLbI/w-d-xo.html
This is the project I used to get my first AI Engineer job offer
Impressive and detailed
@@matthewalbregts4824 thanks!
congrats on the job. where did you apply for this job. is this a remote opportunity
Hey this was hybrid, I applied through Linkedin. I prefer LI because I have optimized my profile to get job offers (I even get headhunted a lot). I am thiniking of going through how to set your profile up in another video.
Can you provide some learning sources from start to end for beginers?
If you have the time (and $50/month) I really recommend starting with the DeepLearning.ai ML specialization.
Otherwise, dive into a LangChain project as soon as possible (assuming you already know Python).
I am releasing a new video soon where I will open source the project I talked about in the video, I will create some issues that will allow beginners to contribute and get familiar with LangChain and LLM's and start building their portfolio.
@@PropTechFounder okay I am waiting.
@@VivekKumar-zb2sx here it is!
th-cam.com/video/k7zFH1PYaRA/w-d-xo.html
@@VivekKumar-zb2sx Hey man, in case you are still interested, I just made an in-depth tutorial on this
th-cam.com/video/ShEOoJLSLbI/w-d-xo.html
Great insights bro. Would you be able to provide some learning resources for the tech you used for your project?
Thanks man, the next video I will be going through the project so you can learn what is happening. I will also open-source it and add some issues so that people can become contributors and we can keep building it together. Until then I recommend the LangChain documentation even though it is not very detailed..
Stay tuned!
Hey bro, I just made a tutorial that might be interesting to you!
th-cam.com/video/ShEOoJLSLbI/w-d-xo.html
This is the project I used to get the job offer in this video
where did you apply for the job??
I applied on Linkedin, which I prefer since I have optimized my profile to get headhunted, and stand out in the recruitment process.
I will release a new video this weekend showing you how to do this so stay tuned :)
First step is to learn calculas and than get in AI ?
Calculus and math isn't really necessary but understanding the behind-the-scenes calculations can definitely help.
First step would be the DeepLearning.ai specialization or just going directly through the LangChain documentation
Nice
Thanks!