Feb 8- Live Virtual Mock Interview For Data Science Role

Sourabh Linked In ::www.linkedin.com/in/saurabh-srivastava-205443182

[@phanindraparashar8930]

I think the student is actually good at his skills for a fresher who has done a basic course. Coming to yield and generators, I haven't personally used in 1.5 yr of my experience, but it isn't something that he can't learn. I think the student is a good jugadu with sufficient data and math skills which is good to have for a data scientist.

[@RohitSharma-bl8vv]

Not bad for 3 months preperation.....sudhanshu sir was exactly able to pin point where the guy was trying to rush.....it happens....it is around 3 months where we think we know a lott now....but as we spend some more time we realise that what we know is just a drop in the ocean of data science.

[@jigar0212]

I have had my share of being interviewed and taking interviews. In industry for a fresher or a new grad, these kind of questions are not really asked, I feel the interviewers are just trying to show how much they know because the interview is all over the place.

[@JaiSreeRam466]

Krish is interviewed many in his career so he can easyly judge the candidate

[@jigar0212]

If he has interviewed many candidates is this how he does it? It is so patronizing and how they are so snarky and the other guy keeps smiling so sarcastically. Very insulting.

[@JaiSreeRam466]

he was very nice and lenient to the interviewee and given many chances to express himself

[@jigar0212]

Sure. But is he the only one taking the interview?

[@kushagrasharma4075]

@@jigar0212 What kind of questions are asked if u could tell.

[@vandangorade6738]

8:32 man applied AI explain each part of project, code step by step you didn't code in that course sudhanshu asked really valid question "what have you done?"

[@KabirSingh-nk6fs]

I don't know why people are criticizing Krish sir and sudhanshu sir. They can expect a fresher to know how graidient descent works, something which Andrew sir taught in first week of his course.

[@toonepali9814]

What's up with those snarky smiles @Sudhansu

[@syedkamranpasha812]

He's an immature bloke, Still young and flaunting his skills ..

[@TylerMontgomery]

@@rahul7110 that my shitt toke now now take down

[@ayushikaushik1138]

Who do you interview in these virtual sessions?

[@NikhilPodShorts]

Can anyone help me with - How can we write two function with same name in one class. As I researched on this things so I reached to here: Python does not support function overloading. When we define multiple functions with the same name, the later one always overrides the prior and thus, in the namespace, there will always be a single entry against each function name. If it is possible then can anyone help me with this

[@daily_fit9544]

If this is roadies. Sudhansu is raghu and krish is like ranvijjay ..

[@deepanshuchoudhary4598]

On the other hand Sudhanshu looks more like Ranvijay and krish as Raghu

[@toshb1384]

These are hilarious and cringe, keep it up 👍🤣🤣

[@dineshgawli2728]

Coding part

[@manishsharma2211]

Saurabh did great acc to me :)

[@Bhabani1994]

Krish Sir was too busy during the interview going on , this is kind of way to say i am not interested what the guy is answering.

[@JaiSreeRam466]

its a way to test the patience of interviewee

[@rhiteshkumarsingh4401]

I dont think so you have ever attended any interviews. This is a very common practice. Every interviewer writes down remarks on how you are performing during the interview. They need to type it in their computers while interacting with you. Here u maybe thinking krish sir is not paying attention but this is usually how its done. The interviewer keeps listening to you but also keeps typing.

[@dineshgawli2728]

Provide answers for interview questions

[@rupeshkeesaram9955]

Yeah I am also expecting the same...

[@TylerMontgomery]

u f rop me