Data Science Onsite Interview: How to Deliver a Killer Presentation and Land the Job

[@emma_ding]

If you prefer to read rather than watch this video, check out the blog post I wrote on this, and other, topics here ➡ www.emmading.com/resources

[@ControlTheGuh]

This is hands down the best channel for interview prep in DS. One caveat: your points fonts were a bit small and the black disappeared in the background. Hope this channel blows up, you deserve it

[@emma_ding]

Thanks a lot for the feedback! I'll make sure to change those in the next video 😊

[@rickdoesai4084]

Some great tips! Keep up the good work:)

[@masterh6868]

Hey, Emma How are you doing !!....that is amazing, your videos are really helpful in my journey as a Data science (noncs background). It just recommendation there are lots of interview questions out there, discuss some by giving your own perspective/views on those interview questions

[@CorerMaximus]

Super useful; note at 3:55 that in-video annotations don't work anymore. Having that linked somewhere in the description would be handy.

[@emma_ding]

Thanks for the feedback! Added the links in the description :)

[@observer698]

I love this channel. Thanks for the tips. I'm also curious to know some other tricks for giving presentations, like how much depth to go in or how many visuals to use? it might depend on the audience but I just need more tricks like the talking style. Having an accent? not being fluent in the language? the length of the presentation, how much wording each slide should include, etc.?

[@victor5265]

Great tips!

[@nishaboby6213]

Could you please make a video on how to make a power point presentation on a case study that a candidate was asked to solve before the interview. POV: it is a data science interview.

[@kidanewolddemesie3774]

Great stuff! Could you also do a video on queries?

[@emma_ding]

Absolutely! I'm working on creating more content. Stay tuned!

[@daewoongjun798]

Hi Emma, I have a quick question for you. When giving a presentation for an interview, do you think it's more effective to showcase a project that had a significant impact on the team during my work but with less challenging tech stack, or to present a personal project that involves a more challenging tech stack, but had less impact? Thank you!

[@bruceyseow8325]

How do you quantify what you did actually contribute X% when there are so many factors at play?

[@shilpaprusty3319]

How can we present key findings or points in 5 Min ? and then they have follow up questions for 15 min and rest 40 min on competency based

[@emma_ding]

It helps to talk fast! ;)