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I work for a large consulting firm that does both of these activities (data engineer/analyst delivering rapid value + long-term data scientist / architects engi
by kthejoker2 9y ago
I work for a large consulting firm that does both of these activities (data engineer/analyst delivering rapid value + long-term data scientist / architects engineering fully integrated solutions connecting ML to business process) and I can say without a doubt we get much higher feedback from the the former than the latter.
Most businesses think small. I'm not even sure it's about risk/reward, either. I think people really don't have vision especially when it comes to technology and more specifically data.
The next generation is coming, though.
- apohn 9y agoIMO every Data Scientist needs to be able to quickly identify a win and deliver quick value, even in a longer term ML project. Iterate and get something out. Most people in large businesses cannot do any data ETL or build a dashboard, so if you can do that in the first few weeks of a project you've already got a deliverable/win. Having some expertise with BI applications (e.g. Tableau) has been a major strength for showing value.