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
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.
Isn't Data Science paying much?
@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.
Bro could you DM me , would like seek some advice
I will be using a scale of 10 for better quantification.
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