I love you so much 💕😊

I'm always proud of you 🥰🥰🥰 You're always working hard and doing well🙏

Great progress man! And great video as always. A little off topic but I really respect how open you are about showing yourself being vulnerable

Good job. Workouts seem chill. If you’re serious about getting into better shape, need to turn up the intensity. HIIT

That's so great idea! Thank you so much! I really like this visualization and your site!

侘　び　寂　び　な　ん　て　ね　え　よ

Ooop this was sooo good! Thanks for this!

I can see how much effort you put into your videos. After all the hard work, it’s disappointing when the views are low. If you'd like, I can help you with video promotion or optimization to get more views.

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Thanks for this great explanation about the SQL questions! I will have an technical interview tomorrow. Your video gave me an ideas how tricky they can ask in the interview. Super useful! Thanks again 🙏

"Love this coffee tour of Seattle! ☕️🌟 It's amazing to see all the unique spots you visited. I’m definitely bookmarking these for my next trip. Keep the coffee adventures coming!"

"Such an insightful video! 📊 The breakdown of what a data scientist does in 2024 is incredibly helpful. 🤖 I loved how you answered common questions and explained the role in a simple yet detailed way. Thanks for sharing this valuable information with us! 🙌"

Thanks for the great video! I am a data engineer planning to transition into data scientist role. I am already heavily using SQL, ETL for my daily work. I recently started to learn statistical methods through Stanford ISLP textbook and online courses to prepare for the master degree. I have few questions about data scientist position. 1. What are the typical interview questions for this position? 2. What's the most important skill for this position among communication, statistics and data visualization? 3. What features differentiate data scientists from ML engineer?

Space laces is a legend.

Wow, going to grad school at 25 is such an exciting new chapter! 🎓 It's inspiring to see someone taking the leap to further their education and career. Best of luck on this journey, and I can’t wait to see how it unfolds for you! Keep pushing forward! 💪

Wow, loved this video! 😍 Your grad school journey looks so exciting! 🎓 I'm always eager to watch your videos-your energy and experiences are so inspiring. 💖 Keep sharing these amazing moments! 📚✨

i really dig your editing style!!

Glad you doing well Man - big fan of your mindset and channel ( I'm pushing into business intelligence from a Sports conditioning background 😅) so keen to challenge myself a bit and get into data analytics

you're sssooooo annoying! why drinkin' like a pi or a caw! respect us

Can you stop recording yourself sipping the coffe like that? It's irritating

Dear Tim, Thank you so much for all of the time and effort that you put into this video. Watching it was extremely helpful and I am truly grateful. I am very enthusiastic about learning to become a Data Analyst and have already started learning. Before I dive even deeper and spend more time learning , I have a very important question that I am hoping that you have time to answer. I'm an American citizen living in Europe and I have a family of 4. We live in a very remote village and the nearest city is 3 hours away. Working remotely, from the start of my potential career, is super vital for me. Not because I just want to hang out at home, but because working away from home would be very difficult. My question "Is it possible for a future entry level Data Analyst to get a job remotely?" If you don't think that it is, then what field within IT would you say is my best option? Any advice would be super appreciated. Thanking you very much in advance!!!!! Regards, Fil

YOUR PERSONALITY MAKES THIS SO MUCH BETTER! im in school for analytics thank youuuuu

What's with the cup and the sipping? Get on with it bro....

Is it necessary to learn python for become a data analyst??

Hi Tim! Thanks for this amazing video! Really gave me some more insight. I have a Live SQL interview coming up for Amazon's BI Engineering role but its an Internship. Would you say that these kinds of questions would also be used for the internship roles?

How WGU

oh no i think u forgot something, u gotta come bacj to tx ASAP

The “associate data analyst “ jobs still require sql, java and python though

I can't stand hearing people drink. Is there a version of this without you slurping on a cup of shit. It's very distracting

Hey tim where do u hunt jobs i mean on which platform?

CONGRATULATION on your acceptance. I recently just got in as an undergraduate and that first scene of the video really got me back to that intense moment 😨. And the way that you talk about fear really make me think about what is next after finishing college.. love your video

How much time needs to become a data scientist?

So cool

IM THE FIRST VEIW 😊

Omg you are so cutee😮😊

I really love your videos. I get more insight on Data science and also leisure haha

Frrrr its so catchy

Bread 👍

No analog, fulcrum, coffeeholic ... what the fluff!

That last sip at 11:02 and I left the video

The killer in this video is the sipping. Fastest way to loose your drip

What hardware do you recommend?

I have bachelor of accounting degree. I want to pursue Data scientist job and consider doing Master of Scientist. Will that help me to find a job ? Thanks ! 😊

Does a data scientist need to be reaallyyy good in statistics ?

This is so relaxinggg❤❤

Using a maingear pre-built to make a diy nas server is so outrageously ridiculous 😂. I’d recommend buying an actual server cassis if you’re going the DIY route, they’re not that expensive, especially if you go with nothing fancy. I believe i spent a 100 euro’s on mine and most of them have fans on the harddrive cases. And you can just use old computer hardware for it. If you’re running into thermal issues with your harddrives, even with proper fans, you can select an option in unraid to spin them down when they’re not used. In the summer, even with fans blasting on full speed, if it runs continuously for months they can get quite warm. Having them spin down does wonders for thermals, I went from my harddrives going up to 80 degrees celsius to a breezy 22 degrees celsius. I don’t recommend doing this year round cause it’s bad for harddrive longevity, but cooking your harddrives isn’t great either. My 20 year old backup computer just died, i believe a transistor short circuited and it no longer turns on. It was my main computer for 5 years, and a nas unraid server for 10 full years, I was only turning it on now adays to run a full backup from my main server, that thing outlasted 4 different gaming systems. It was a rock, they don’t build computer hardware like that anymore, I’m very sad.

Thank you so much for this great video but after technical assessment can you please make a video on behavioral interview, what type of questions and is there any strategy to crack the behavioral round at Amazon for BIE role.

Thank you 👍

For some reasons the coffee sipping is annoying af

Thank you! This is a great explanation. I'm thinking about completing a MS program in Data science but they teach you python, SQL, R , and statistics. I've seen the free options I just feel like the schooling will keep me up to date and I won't let life get in my way