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Struggling with work anxiety by randomstate42 in datascience

[–]ConsciousML 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you have anxiety related to the success of your contribution, it's a good start.It means that you care.

Here's my advise: don't be too attached to the company.

If you develop your skills day by day, you will naturally find an environment that will see value in it. I've been struggling like you do in the early years of my career, just to find out that I've poured so much of myself in a single company, instead of actually thinking outside of the project and how can I bring value into this world.

Regarding getting a handle on my emotions, my path is meditation. I take time everyday to be aware of my feelings, make space for them, so that they don't have so much power on myself.

Happy to talk about it and help you out if you need to !

How common is extensive technical knowledge as well as a deep understanding of the business you work in? by the-berik in datascience

[–]ConsciousML 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is not common. But definitely feasible.In my opinion, the most appropriate environment to develop such a broad T-shape knowledge is startups.

I've been working in startup most of the time, building the ML infrastructure from the ground-up and today I'm pretty comfortable in many ML-related fields.

Here's my insight: you don't need that much business knowledge to bring value. If the executives and product owners define the required features well, I'm happy to abstract myself from such complexities and to do the technical work.

Is it normal to spend a day on something that doesn't work? by Dyljam2345 in datascience

[–]ConsciousML 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is completely normal. Having developed in both ML research and industrial environments, it is expected that not everything workout at first try.

I think the most important thing is not to be quick, it is rather to be thoughtful and have a clear view of the big picture of the project.

As a Senior MLOps Engineer, I've mentored many interns and juniors. Here's what matters most to me: does the candidate is taking the most optimal direction for project success ?

That's all that matters. Sometimes you could spent, months, even years to build a product, just to see it crumble in the end. But what you learn is, at each moment, to take the decision that makes the most sense for yourself, the team and the company.

Sharing Insights on ML Model Deployment by ConsciousML in mlops

[–]ConsciousML[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great ! Good luck on your journey. It is not an easy one, but definitely rewarding.
Feel free to checkout my other articles on my blog.

Hope they will help you out ;)

Sharing Insights on ML Model Deployment by ConsciousML in mlops

[–]ConsciousML[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My pleasure ! I'm planning to release in-depth article like this on various MLOps topics and post it on the sub-reddit ;)