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Hi fishes,I have around 5.2 yrs of hands on exp in data engg. and able to clear service based companies interviews easily.Now I want to switch to product based companies as I am looking for some good work,good salary but I am not really strong in dsa as it's not part of my daily work.I don't really use trees and graphs as part of my daily work.
How shall I switch to product based companies considering DSA is their 1st round itself.what level of DSA can I expect from companies for data engineer position?
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I finished my degree in computer science, but I took a ton of business classes. Outside of that, leadership skills are easy to build in college when you have opportunities to do projects with other students and on your own. Become comfortable with understanding what the problem is, where it's coming from, and what steps you should be laying out to fix. The practice problems don't have to be difficult, you can practice this in any aspect of life.
I was a communication major and am now a product manager lol. Tbh depends on the company, some want heavy comp sci background, some want business, some wants arts, some healthcare. I’d figure out what kind of products you’d like to work on (apps, websites, softwares, hardware, physical products)
I'd say don't focus too much on the degree. Your competition is in college building products right now. Some of them have live products already. Take a class that gives you the resources to do a group project that solves a problem so you can have that on your resume. It'll be hard to get a product job right out of college without it. Otherwise you'll have to work your way up to a product job 2-3 years into your career
I actually don’t have my degree. But I’m old and came into the business through the side door when you could still do that 😂
Same! 😂 🙌🏼
Fine art illustration 😂 creative problem solving and communication skills ftw
My degree is in history. 🤓 I got a PdM cert last year.
Another history major here 🙌
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I did comp sci. Honestly it’s been traditionally the case you could end up in product with any major. Ot sure if that’s changed now though as there have been courses that seem specialize in product.
My bachelors is in Spanish + Int’l Business; I ended up in marketing, now in product for 2 yrs!
Degree is in info tech - web multimedia focus and minored in marketing. This mix has worked out well for me, I transitioned from a business systems analyst into product. I think something involving both tech and business would be ideal. Tech to give a good baseline and then add in some business acumen / research function as good communication and interviewing skills are beneficial