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How can I prepare for big companies as data scientist

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Here are some top companies in India that hire data scientists and pay cost effective salaries:

Analytics Giants

  • IBM- offers 14 lacs per annum
  • Deloitte- offers 13 lacs per annum
  • ZS Associates- 10 lacs per annum
  • Accenture- 11 lacs per annum

IT Giants

  • Amazon- 15 lacs per annum
  • Flipkart- 16 lacs per annum
  • Google- 20 lacs per annum
  • Paytm- 12 lacs per annum
  • Myntra- 13 lacs per annum

First of all, these companies are way too suspicious when it comes to hiring data scientists for the best teams that they have. You already know the thing that only a few can make it to select in their teams. Especially for beginners, it is very difficult to start their careers with these giants. But as dispirit as it sounds, this is not something that is impossible to achieve. Following the right way, you guys too can land your dream job as a data scientist. Here’s how you should go with the preparation:

Master dominant skills

Your top priority strategy should be to get perfectly experienced with all the needed and in-demand technologies. A possible candidate is expected to be well-skilled with multiple skills and technologies which covers:

  1. Probability
  2. Statistics
  3. Statistical models
  4. Programming Languages
  5. Machine Learning
  6. Understanding of Databases
  7. Visualization Tools

All these are some of the skills that are principally plowed under job postings for these Giants. Possessing a broad knowledge of them is the most fundamental necessity.

All the best

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