An interesting summary of an interview with Yukihiro Matsumoto, the creator of #Ruby programming language about ‘What’s a Perfect Programming Language ‘
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@fawaz_exe Dev advocate is an engineer, who advocates what they built. It’s not recommended to advocate what you haven’t built/worked on it.
Advocacy != Marketing.
Many freshers, getting into dev advocacy are just marketing a product/brand. Wanna be engineers should build first then talk.
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Companies may not fully understand the distinction between those two and used loosely.
Data engineering is definitely a critical aspect of data science life cycle.
But to get hired, to avoid being an imposter, being open to experiences and upskilling is the only saviour.
Data Scientist Vs Data Engineer
It’s not always candidates mistake / problem to get misinterviewed about a role that named Data scientist expecting great analytical abilities but in reality all they want him/her is to process or manage pipelines which is a data engineer role.
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We have 6 Divisions at @icamp
The kind of workflow and systems that can be created with a team of 10 is astounding. We are almost there.
Its happy to find all the work done is compounding.
Do not study algorithms and data structures just to crack the interviews. The intent in itself is wrong.
The interview system is broken because they are mechanically asking questions and the students are preparing mechanically just to survive the interviews.
Game over.