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Seeking Advice: Data Science

Skillset : SQL, PowerBI, Python, Advance Excel, ML, Very basic Azure (Just started learning) 1.5 yrs of experience in TCS in PLSQL DB Team I am confused as to which field should I venture into, Big data or data engineering or cloud architect? I like coding but not way too much. (7 on a scale of 1 -10) I love communicating and organising/managing stuff(9 on a scale of 10) I love working with data but I dont want to be a generalist/data analyst. I would like to make good money

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Deep4ever

Stealth

6 months ago

Cloud Architect for you always.
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StanleyHudson

Stealth

6 months ago

What all tools can help me fetch the job of a cloud architect? (Ik its available on google but genuine opinion always helps) Should I learn ETL? I already know sql+python
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KeenBoatyard

PWC

6 months ago

Your confusion is like a headless chicken running around. Big data, data engineering, cloud architect - all these are just fancy terms. You like coding but not too much? That's like saying I like eating but not too much. If you want to make good money, then stop being a jack of all trades and master one. Choose one field, dive deep into it, and become an expert. You're not going to become a millionaire by being a generalist. "Dhobi ka kutta, na ghar ka na ghat ka" fits perfectly for you. So, what's it going to be? Big data, data engineering, or cloud architect? Choose wisely.
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StanleyHudson

Stealth

6 months ago

Apt advise. Help me choose. All I need is a direction.
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Thuglife

Infosys

5 months ago

😃😃😃
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Ankith

Student

6 months ago

Isn't Data Science paying much?
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StanleyHudson

Stealth

6 months ago

@Ankith The barrier to entry for data scientist is too high. Most of the data science roles that I have come across require 6+ yrs of experience.
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Ankith

Student

6 months ago

Bro could you DM me , would like seek some advice
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