How Should You Explain Your Data Science Projects To Recruiters?- Must Watch For Everyone

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Publicado 2020-04-10

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  • @BiancaAguglia
    In short, talk about your project using the same steps you followed when doing your project: 1. a problem you're trying to solve 2. data collection (source, frequency, storage, etc) 3. feature engineering and feature selection 4. model selection 5. deployment 😊 It's good to see your videos, Krish. They help give a sense of normalcy during this crisis. Some of the stories we see now about India are heartbreaking. I wish you and your viewers all the best. ♥️
  • @karthik_keyan
    I love the quote "IN THE END WE ONLY REGRET THE CHANCES WE DON'T TAKE".
  • @iftekarpatel123
    True hardwork u do.... N topics u cater r really awesome to d ground level... Ur playlist is no less than a coursera or udemy
  • @b1k1m1
    Thanks Krish, this will surely help freshers as well as those who wants to make transition to Data Science field.
  • Thanks for sharing such a nice video. It is really helpful. Your content in the videos is always crisp loaded with real life practical experiences... Appreciate it...
  • @raskirocks
    Thank you so much! Your videos are great. Keep them coming.
  • @harshmodi2553
    Sir, I have gone through lots of other channels, but never got satisfied. I am a huge fan of yours, because of the way you explained each and everything logically.
  • @vspickachu1042
    brother , you are the BEST... ! i am enjoying and learning :)
  • @migi7787
    Congrats, I follow you with interest, and I believe, unless you dont want to learn, otherwise, everything is so clear!
  • @satyamrout1400
    Asusual awsm vid sir...very much imformative sir thanks s lot..
  • @dhruvgoel25
    Thank you sir for sharing such a wonderful video😊 very helpful
  • @kanhataak1269
    Thank u so much sir I am so happy ☺ Reply to answer my question...
  • Superb video.If you are a beginner please watch it altleast 10 times before beginning your data science journey.Even if you have not understood a single thing still I would say your path is correct.Thanks Krish.