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Yes if you take it via edX but you’ll have to pay for it.

Thank you very much 😃

I just had a quick look at it and it looks good. Statistics are an important skill to have as a data scientist so I'm sure it will be worth it. All the best.

It's a pleasure ❤

Your badge is in your mail.. pls check. And check your credly account as well

@@madhuk664 give it another day then contact the support on Microsoft’s website. However, first go to your account, then credentials, then certifications, you should see that you passed the certification there. Let me know how it goes

​@@anas_riad I have been checking since yesterday, and I just checked again. It is still showing no certificate in that section. Can i know, how did you reach to them , did you sent a mail , or did you raised ticket Thank you for your response

@ I didn’t reach out to them since I received the certification on the same day. If you go on: learn.microsoft.com Sign in. Click on top right where you have your name then profile. You’ll find on the next page a section called Credentials. Then on the next page you’ll find 2 options (applied skills or Certifiations). Click on certifications. You should find your certification there. If it’s not looks on google how to contact Microsoft.

@@anas_riad i followed your steps , it showing no certificate 😔😔

​@@anas_riad I got the certificate today , Thanks you so much for the video, how to clear pl300, it helped me.. I have sent a request to you via linkedin to connect in the name of madhu Once again Thank you 😊

You can find free courses from top universities to study for free (as I shared in the video) but if you want to get the certification you'll have to pay. Usually, top firms charge to pass their certifications (like AWS, GCP...) but their study material is free.

@@okabuonyegeraldinechizoba9261 you are very welcome

@@norariad6373 always a pleasure 😊

@@ABDELLAHRAISSRIAD hahaha biensure

@@muhammadsagheer9100 thank you very much 😁

@@muhammadsagheer9100 I’m glad you found it insightful 🙏🏽

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@@anuvabkumarrit4669 I will put it on my list. Thank you for the suggestion.

@@anas_riad yes please, looking forward it, also if any prior experience is required for it or can we start/transition to it?

@ a consultant data scientist is a data scientist in the first place. The more experience you have the better. If you don’t have any you’ll need to start slowly.

@@LeoDataLearning thank you I have an amazing video editor helping me

I took on very basic data science jobs. I did 10 times more than anyone else and didn't charge much. Nowadays I earn 30-40$ per hour on Upwork and it will grow over time. Good idea for a future video, thank you :)

@anas_riad no not future this must be your next video plzz😁

AI is definitely booming

Thank you for always supporting me ♥

@@ABDELLAHRAISSRIAD merci mi padre

@@ShineOlia Spaciba ❤️

Optimistic 100% I really don't get why people say AI will take over data scientist jobs I think with data growing this fast... data science will grow too

@ I’m glad to see optimistic people. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

Thank you very much. Depends on what you want to work on. For example, if you want to improve your communication skills you can have more conversations with people in your field, or attend meetups for tech people, or make videos. These can all help you improve your communication skills. If it's on how to better report to stakeholders you can do a research on what experienced data scientist do and try get inspiration from them. Remember it's a long-term game no need to rush things.

@@Lowriej02 it’s a pleasure ❤️

@@inombo no problem, glad it worked out

@@anis.ldx1 thanks brother

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@@ABDELLAHRAISSRIAD merci beaucoup senior

I'm glad it helps :). Any video suggestions in mind you'd like me to cover in the future?

Love you man.

@ big love, and thanks for your support

Congrats, interesting content !

Congrats🎉 You deserve more for such a good content keep going❤

@ thank you sis ❤️

Follow the GitHub link in the description. You'll find 'consolider_data_GPT.ipynb', where there's the code you can use.

@@JakeLovinger I used it before on Parallels but then got a windows machine from my previous employer and had a better experience. However, parallels does the job on Mac from my experience.

Are querying the data as imports or direct query? Direct query might be slow to its near real time properties.

@@anas_riad Thanks for the reply! So far I've been importing excel files and querying that way. Does that answer your question?

@@anas_riad Which mac machine were you using / what were the specs? Debating on whether I should invest in a windows machine as opposed to upgrading to a more powerful mac

@@JakeLovinger yes it means you’re using import which should be quick to use. I use a MacBook Pro M1 Pro 16gb ram. It did the job well for most cases

@@Bubliboo. yes chances are higher if you have a master and if you’re already in the UK when applying for jobs. Applying from outside the UK is usually very difficult to get a job unless you have 10+ years experience in your field.

@@Toppredator8 thanks man 😎

Thank you so much Muhammad for your constant support! I'm doing my best to share my authentic and unfiltered journey as it is :)

Merci beaucoup :)

super mam 🤩

Avec grand plaisir Saidi

Thanks for your support :)

@@AchrafALLALI7 it’s a pleasure Achraf, thanks for watching

@@AchrafALLALI7 it’s a pleasure. Which advice stood out for you?

@@norariad6373 thanks haha ❤️