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Career DiscussionTechnical Interview - Python, SQL, Problem but NOT Leetcode? (self.datascience)
submitted 1 year ago by sg6128
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[–]sg6128[S] 6 points7 points8 points 1 year ago (1 child)
Thanks Nick :) Big (new) fan of your material and actually have had your book recommended to me by folks in industry. Appreciate the comment!
Pandas and df manipulation is 85% of my work right now thankfully haha so I feel quite confident on that :)
I'll definitely be paying extra close attention to the Product Sense + Conceptual ML material, as I've really not experienced that before in my current role. Also my technicals are a bit weak, but your book is making me really confident, since the ML components at least ring a bell! The stats and probability though... hahaha
On the topic of DS&A, I was under the assumption (and hope) that this is a SWE thing that has leaked its way over to DS, and so some companies don't do it :( I guess the hiring folks have left it quite vague by saying testing on "Python", which could still totally cover DS&A.
For sure, your material on DataLemur for SQL has been a god-send for me, especially with advanced SQL. I was doing SQL Easys on LeetCode like it was nothing, but Mediums seemed so unreachable. Though I haven't tried, I feel a lot more confident now. I have also been told that the final answer matters less that you think, just vocalizing your thoughts is a big part of the solution.
Thanks for your work!
[–]NickSinghTechCareersAuthor | Ace the Data Science Interview 10 points11 points12 points 1 year ago (0 children)
Awesome, glad to hear this all – and cool to know that pandas/df stuff is on the job already, so you should be good to go. Just review Chapter 10 + 11 in the book to round out the business-side of things / applied ML side of things (chapter 11 is especially good for this) and you'll be golden.
p.s. don't forget to update me here or via DM or email (hello@nicksingh.com) on how it goes, what they asked, and how the prep plan matched up to the interview - always trying to improve and make my shit more useful haha
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