Glad you enjoy it!

For sure - any specific questions?

@@frwrdfast maybe like churn analysis.

masters ki padhai and office - busy to hamesha hi hu sir

Hahaha muje b

ive shared this in the long video talking about each of these platforms

@frwrdfast please share the link

@@VikasYadav-et8xe degree is the most valid even today however online courses are too but sirf online courses don't tend to work very well these days

no its very tough to get jobs with just online courses

You won't get the certificate by choosing Audit the course option, you just get to see the lectures and nothing else.

@@hasrathussain4747 how to get free cirtificate

ai essentials is not included. 3 months or 6 months will depend on you - if you have some background knowledge around linux and are very comfortable with computers then you can consider 3 months otherwise 6 months - ill suggest going through the "audit" each course button once and going through lectures once before buying so you get an idea on how fast you will be able to work on the info in the course

@frwrdfast okay sir 👍 thank you so much!! :))

@frwrdfast There's an ongoing offer where we’ll receive the Google AI Essentials Course for free. Course Description: Additionally, when you enroll today, you’ll get access to Google AI Essentials at no cost. Offer ends 11/30

yes it is great for beginners - take it slow, step by step, do all the coding exercises that she does along - don't just watch the videos :)

@frwrdfast bro I wasted 2 years I'm in 3rd year so will it help me to go in data science?

@haryanaharyanvi782 for that it is better to directly do data science course - Krish Naik has really good ones on udemy and youtube

@frwrdfast bro Krish Naik ne basic se nha kraya his course is best for review I think python ko ka level exponential increase krdete h sir

@@haryanaharyanvi782 for data science to waisa hi hoga - technically for data science you don't need to be a python expert - ye angela yu wala also you can do just 25-30% course and you will have mostly whatever you need to understand for DS. Cz anyways jab aap DS courses karoge to specific libraries usmein bata hi denge wo numpy, pandas, matplotlib, seaborn, scikit learn etc. youtube pe freecodecamp ka python course ya mosh hamedani ka python course are also more than enough and then you can go for Krish bhai ka course

so usually it helps to do PM with some experience of the actual work pipelines - it gives a better context of what to do and how - hence PMs are called as mini CEOs. So it actually might be a good idea to first look at what graduation degree would set her up really well in general - with that subject expertise it would be easier to go towards PM career path. not sure if this is the exact answer you were looking for or not though

@@frwrdfast she is actually an excellent child and is passionate about all these activities I asked her so could you pls tell more what should she choose ?

@@rawatsinghrajput3635 it will be difficult but doable - can explore bba with pm specialization leading to mba - this tends to be a robust career path but conditional she can work really hard to get into a good college. A lot of project managers you will find actually come from varied streams such as physics, maths, business, engineering, medical etc - but it tends to be after a little bit of work ex in their fields given that she has done her high school in medical it might be a lot of work to cover up plus also find a really good college that would be okay with that - if she is not able to crack a really good college for bba then 100% along with her bba in whatever college she gets she should explore as many internship opportunities, project opportunities while building a strong linkedin and work sample profile. MBA would be very important then so a heavy focus on landing a good college for at least MBA then could change everything - I'm not saying that college name is everything but starting your career with a 3LPA and starting your career with a 10-20LPA are zameen aasmaan level different. Happy to take your thoughts and feedback on this - feel free to keep this comment thread active for as long as you need, i'll share my thoughts as much as I can Also I must highlight this: youtubers are youtubers, we are good at communication - we might not be the best source for every career, every stream etc - hence I only talk about things I have actual work experience with so please take all advice with a grain of salt. Refer to multiple people in the field. One great way for her would be to reach out to project managers via LinkedIn for advice - send them 1 or two key questions and see what they suggest doing

@@frwrdfast thanku so much but we r not from that good educational background so I was just asking you nd u were actually a good explanation provider to me currently Btw what could be a good college for Bba and after doing bba she have to do MBA and then what does she actually have to do?

@@rawatsinghrajput3635 good college as in good rankings. let her talk to a few project managers on linkedin about career opportunities and different ideas - the best way to see what she wants to do

What are they teaching u, homie?

Padhai karke quiz do - they are simple if you study

You are so kind, thank you

@@manishnegi6927 what company?

well it depends on what your goals are - usually with a 6+ year exp you should be familiar with most of what will be taught. So the question is that does a certificate help you or not - conditional that I'm assuming you'd want to move into a PM role, maybe to start within your current company/niche so its an easier transition.

Business analyst course has nothing to do with project management, so my question is are you decided on PM already or are you thinking if PM is right for you or not?

switch into?

PMs do have career growth however since you have such exp one thing to think would be to build a PM path for yourself within software teams so Technical PM or alternatively look at engineering management. The market is very tough and it is easy to feel that whatever field we are in has limited growth and some other field has more growth(grass is greener quote) so I'll also advise to look at things more realistically but yes PMs do have growth however unless you're a PM at a FANG or similar company it might be tough to beat SDE packages etc. So the whole point is that PM is superb, especially if you can leverage your SDE experience and build on that otherwise you'd be taking a step down...hope this makes sense

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@@CoolDeepYT0 you just completed your MBA, just started a career path, how are you looking for a new path in 5 months?😱😱😱😱 or are you watching too many day in my life or 5 crore package wale youtube videos???

@@frwrdfast it's not about 5 months or 5 crores, People from different colleges having same degree, they are getting higher role with good package and I know my mistake that I choose an average college that time I was not aware about it thats why it happened, and right now i am handling a Territory for this company as a sales manager but I have high interest in event management I worked for various channels and even I started my own start of event management. That's why I asked you I am doing my work because I don't have any other choices right now and I am not happy with my work or colleagues or environment I don't know.

so my suggestion would be to give it some more time(current work, job and colleagues), I understand what you mean but rather than jumping off right away, try to find learning points in your current role while you look for new opportunities - in the interim look at event management roles - even though event management studies are a different learning path, with an MBA you are eligible to get roles around event management - look for events companies and operations related roles there - see what they are asking for and start building towards that line.

You can think of staying with google one especially if you don't want to get into core marketing analytics

@@frwrdfast if i study data analysis as a whole, will i be able to apply for marketing analyst roles also?

yep for sure - learn data as a whole, do a couple of projects specific to marketing to understand how to think around marketing analytics

english

Ive made a video on getting coursera for free check it out

it will be very tough to be honest - the current market is not how it used to be a few years ago

No, i have talked about this in the video as well as a separate video on this

@@SamyakJain-y9y best way would be to explore an internal transition- start with leading small data projects for your team. Is this possible??

@@frwrdfast Thank you for the swift response. Unfortunately, the work at my previous firm has been saturated (from a growth perspective) and moreover, I am on my notice period

@@d.jislive4390 no time to keep an eye on the market all day - office and padhai

Yes you should get a single certificate - last wala peer reviewed case study submitted??

Lecture me jo English language h wo normal English use huwi h ya thoda tough h ??

Ideally learn about Pm from any free course, work on your resume and add a portfolio project to showcase and then start applying for internships - internships are the best way to learn while building experience

@@frwrdfast Can you provide some links for free courses?

Google project management on coursera is a good start

@@frwrdfast this is a paid course

@@specsyshristi just click on audit for free and all the material will be available for free