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Q and a time.

So on Twitter, Lucas asked me, What is the best way to get into data science?

So I'll talk about did a Science Analytics because that's what I do.

I think the best way to get into data Science analytics is what I did, actually.

So first, what I did is I majored in computer science in University Waterloo.

And then what I did was I got an internship as a software engineer at Lincoln.

And then I got a referral from a friend for a Facebook internship as a data scientists.

And then when I got the internship at Facebook, I'm pretty much set.

Once you have that on your resume, you can pretty much get almost any data science job.

And to be honest, I didn't do any projects related to data science.

I'd even touch data science until I got that interview, and when I did that interview, it was very, very simple because it was for an internship.

So all they ask do was like probability questions and simple secret question.

But there's one thing that I'm a little bit curious about is what did other people do, because I'm pretty sure I'm just a very, very lucky human being that I got a referral.

So I want to see what other data scientists majored in because I've met a lot of different data scientists, and I'm pretty curious.

So let's go Arlington and check that out.

So we got one data scientists here and she went to Harvard University, CS, Duke University, mathematics and economics.

So data scientists at Uber.

So we got Duke University PhD, computational neuroscience and your biology, Stanford University, Master of Science Bio Engineering.

We got Spotify data scientists.

So University of California, Berkeley applied mathematics.

So data scientists at Yelp got M I t bachelor degree electrical engineering and computer science and then master degree electrical engineering and computer science.

So I think we get to just hear anything that is a technical, like engineering or math that is the best major to get into.

So I think you can't go wrong with computer science, engineering or math and statistics.

So today I haven't offsite my team, and I'm going to flog it and you might see someone that you recognize?

So stay tuned.

Pretty live right now.

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Where you lit, man?

It was good, Brooklyn.

How does it feel to be the most loath?

Jeffrey?

Change?

That was nothing.

Did you fall?

You're next.

Stairs Stairs.

Multiple times in the neck.

Pretty good.

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Way Fifth sample.

Taken another way, way Have a refill.

Your thing about instructor is that it looks like one of my shirts.

Every time on campus, I see someone wearing down like, Oh, she's not fine.

It's my fan.

But they're not sure they copied you.

I was their V neck.

Not deep enough.

You have to put sunglasses.

Yeah.

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You have packed demon.

All right.

Let me just spread my committee.

Oh, yeah.

Let's go knock.

You said you're good at everything.

So, of course, anything I try.

I wouldn't do that.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Let's see Patrick.

I bet he's gonna get it.

Oh, my God.

No, it's impossible.

I don't think this game is actually fun.

Wait.

So originally we wanted to do a paintball match, but then we realized we didn't have enough budget for that, So we ended up doing this.

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check is checking his phone.

Okay.

My favorite thing about going to office sites, it's seeing software engineers and the athletic abilities.

So not only are they very good engineers, they are also very good spike ball players.

So I basically asked them what is one tip that helped them become the person vehicular today?

And you said, uh, anyway, so Sanjay todo what's yours?

I got really Okay.

It's better to find out things you don't like to do than what things you like.

Ooh.

Fascinating.

Any anecdote for you?

Specifically?

I was doing I did stop like PR and marketing.

Didn't really like it.

S o found a product like that.

I got it.

Okay, no risk equals reward, so you don't need to take a risk in, like leg.

A lot of people who have started cos they knew it was going to succeed already on you act like a CEO.

They don't just get their whole company on the random, risky idea.

Everything is planned out and successes offer guarantees.

So that's it?

That's the way to do it.

Fascinating.

Very related to the Golden Path video.

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Do you want to give a little bit of input?

Your internship at this untitled large company?

How did it help you grow as a person?

Got to meet some awesome people like tech leave.

Who's that?

That sounds a relevant 1995 right now?

Yeah.

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