“How do I get a data science job?”
“First you have to learn: Linear Algebra, Convex Optimization, Differential Equations, Calculus, Algorithms, Distributed Computing, Databases (SQL & NoSQL), Machine Learning, Probabilistic Modeling, Deep Learning, Natural Language Processing, Data Visualization, and don’t forget Scala for functional programming, and Hadoop, and Big Data, and Experimental Design, and Functional Analysis, and……”
Your eyes glaze over as you see yourself going back to a dimly-lit lecture hall for the rest of your life.
You want to be a data scientist
not a PhD in 7 different academic disciplines
You just read yet another a list of books you MUST COMPREHEND, MOOC’s you MUST TAKE, and statistical programming libraries you MUST MASTER to get started in data science.
With the plethora of information online, it’s immensely unmotivating, overwhelming, and perplexing to navigate a huge list of resources without any context for how they fit together, why they matter, or how they will help you get a data science job.
Do you really need to know statistical learning theory and functional analysis at a graduate school level to get a data science job?
You end up spending more time debating what to learn than actually making progress.
Given your specific educational background and work experience, you still don’t know what knowledge gaps you have, which you need to close, and which you can ignore.
You don’t have time, money, or patience to waste learning things that don’t matter.
A data science job (with its high profile and lucrative salary) seems more and more out of your reach with each passing day.
You wish someone would put you our of your misery by telling you specifically what you need to learn (down to the specific key words and topics), how to put together your data science portfolio, and how to best write your resume to become a data scientist.
How would you feel if you woke up tomorrow with perfect knowledge for how to become a data scientist as fast as possible?
You would be 100% confident on which MOOC’s to take, which books to read, and which statistical programming libraries to use.
You’d know the highly specific knowledge gaps you must close given your educational and professional background.
Every data science project you completed would make hiring managers sit up and notice due to your topic choices, how you communicate, and what you accomplished.
Your resume would be at the top of the “must-talk-to-candidates” pile for every data science job you applied to.
Your money, time, and effort would be spent wisely and to great effect in attaining your dream data science job.
You’d be motivated, sure, and enthusiastic about having the right data science position within your reach.
You’d be a high-profile data scientist with a lucrative salary in no time!
Become a Data Scientist without being overwhelmed, perplexed, or unmotivated by having the right highly personalized plan
Done are the days of sitting at a table being surrounded by books on books on books and endless amounts of data science resources.
Throw out that giant stack of textbooks.
You don’t have to learn most of the stuff people say you need to learn.
The Get A Data Science Job Course contains three guides you will love because of how much they will help you:
- Data Science Getting Started Guide
- Data Science Project Portfolio Guide
- Data Science Resume Guide
Each guide will introduce you to tons of fail-safe processes you can follow to the letter that will help you get that data science job as fast as possible.
The first guide, Data Science Getting Started Guide, will teach you:
- How to figure out the knowledge gaps that MUST be closed in order for your to become a data scientist
- How to develop your perfectly personalized “learning data science” action plan
- What kind of data scientist you are
- How to work backwards from a data science job to your current situation to build your plan
- Which knowledge gaps matter and which you can safely ignore
- Which “become a data scientist” resources you can trust
- How to build the right data science skill sets from day one so that you don’t waste time or effort
The second guide, Data Science Project Portfolio Guide, will teach you:
- What A Data Science Project Portfolio Is And What Does It Do
- How To Build Your Portfolio Quickly And Effectively With The Right Goals And Direction
- How To Structure Your Data Science Project Portfolio Landing Page
- How To Choose The Right Projects For Your Portfolio
- Project Specific Write-up For Your Data Science Project Portfolio
The third guide, Data Science Resume Guide, will teach you:
- Figuring Out What’s Been Going Wrong
- What’s the purpose of your Data Science Resume
- Six Ways Your Resume Could be Sabotaging You
2. Reading the Hiring Manager’s Mind
- How to Figure Out What the Job Posting Means
- How to Research Key Issues Facing the Company
- What Are Data Scientists Doing There Today?
- How to Assess the Hiring Manager’s Real HOPES
3. Identifying YOU as the Perfect Candidate
- How to Identify Your Complete Set of Strengths
- How to Communicate Your Unique SPEC
4. Making Your Resume Look the Part
- What Sections to Include (and Not)
- How to Order Your Resume (Case-Specific)
- How to Improve Your Format (including Templates)
- Top 10 Formatting FAQs
5. Doing Your Skills Justice
- 3 Principles for How to Structure the Skills section
- How to Identify What Skills to List (and Not List)
- Which Projects to include in the Projects section
- How to describe your Project Work
6. Making Your Experience Come to Life
- What Experiences to List (and Not List)
- How to Structure the Experiences Section
7. Showcasing Your Education
- What Education/Courses to List (and Not List)
- Guidelines for How Much Detail to Share
8. Nailing the Cover letter
- What Template to Follow
- How to Tailor Your Cover Letter
- How to Say Something New
- How to Toot Your Own Horn
- How to Make it Readable (by a 10th Grader)
- How to Write to Someone (Ideally Hiring Manager)
9. Pulling it All Together
- Three Proven Techniques for Self-Review
- 7 Questions to Guide Peer Review
- Final, Pre-Submission Checklist
10. Hitting Submit with Confidence
The Get A Data Science Job Course will direct you in constructing your own highly personalized plan for what you need to learn and what you can safely ignore — saving you time, effort, and worry.
And most importantly, the Get A Data Science Job Course will give you the straight truth of what matters and what you can ignore to achieve your dream of becoming a data scientist with a high profile and lucrative salary faster than you’ve ever imagined.
It will be like future you (an awesome data scientist) travelled back in time to tell current you all the right things to do and focus on.
Become a data scientist faster than you think possible!
