@Vindhya9
Summary: - Be good at basics - Structure your answers and add examples - Get better at explaining your projects
@gonzalodiazamor5494
Three main areas where candidates often struggle:
-> Lack of Foundation Knowledge:
The speaker emphasizes the importance of having a strong foundation in basic concepts such as Python programming, statistics, and data science skills.
Many interview questions are based on these foundational topics, so it is crucial to have a good understanding of them.
Candidates should practice and improve their foundation knowledge to increase their chances of success in interviews.
-> Inability to Explain Concepts Properly:
The speaker points out that candidates often struggle to explain concepts clearly and concisely.
It is important to be able to explain topics in a way that the interviewer can understand.
Candidates should practice explaining concepts to others, such as friends or by talking in front of a mirror.
Using examples and multiple approaches can help improve the ability to explain concepts effectively.
-> Difficulty in Explaining End-to-End Projects:
Candidates often struggle to explain the projects they have worked on during interviews.
It is important to consider the entire life cycle of a project and be able to explain its goals, challenges, and outcomes.
Practicing explaining projects and understanding the techniques used is crucial for success in interviews.
@GurpreetKaurJ
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@Abhisheksingh-iz1ds
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@rahulgadve1009
it's really true .. I have knowledge of the topic but am not able to explain it in an interview and am not able to think of an example. but I can able to explain it in a good way to my friends I really do not understand maybe interview pressure. Thanks for the solutions
@AlphaEdOfficial
Thank You so much😍
@royalchallengersbangalore535
Sir if we are joined a company as fresher for data science role then what is the work they assign to me, plz don't ignore this because it helps more students and plz make video on it
@muralik98
How is hiring scenario in the market? When will things become normal? Scared looking at things happening in LinkedIn
@velugucharan8096
sir please create playlist for generative ai please...........sir
@tanmaythaker2905
New trend that is happening in interviews is they are asking two things frequently: 1. Guesstimates 2. case study Please also prepare this if you are targeting good product based companies.
@shravanshukla5352
This is really important task
@53_prasadpawar83
Yes sir. I will ❤
@almanvelavali4745
You are amazing SIR❤
@sanketkumar01
Big thumbs.. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
@swapnil349
Noted😊
@rahulgadve1009
thanks alot sir
@forrealitsme4438
Hello sir, First of all, thankyou very much for all the knowledge you put out there. Your content helps a lot for interviews. But I want to ask about the preliminary tests. As someone who is not from a computer science major and a fresher aiming for career in data science, I lack the ability to answer some core computer science questions. Questions related to programming and data structures is something we can answer from all the practice. Can you help us with the preliminary tests
@AnuragCràz-v2s
Tip : If you are struggling to understand or to explain a particular topic , there is a thing called Feymann Technique, it is really effective.
@abdullrehman1664
Hey krish why are you talking about just "transitions transitions transitions"🙄. There are so many undergraduate students and non-tech people without any domain knowledge those want to make make data science their career and have not any concern with transition. Hamara bhi kuch khyaal karo bhaiya g transition transition sun sun k demotivate hue ja raha hun koi fresher b dhoond lo hamay b thori tasali milie.... Baki jo b he bhaiya g: Thanks for such a great content.
@krishnaik06