Harsh Reality of AI Jobs No one Tells You|

In this video I talk about the reality of Artificial Intelligence jobs. Specifically I discuss:

1. Reality of getting Machine Learning/AI Jobs at top product companies like Google, Facebook as a fresher.
2. Setting realistic deadlines and timelines to get a job in this field.
3. Salary and package Expectations as a fresher for machine learning/deep learning engineer roles.

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[mothman]

Well few people put this reality out there. Thank you

[ryostyles]

Thank you so much for these honest words of advice. Most people only talk about how there's a lot of scope as if everything is going to be great and magical, but reality is, that doesn't happen to most people.

[goodwork]

I would say everyone reading this comment, please consider the tips this guy is giving very seriously as i'm one of the perfect example of this video. I'm 2022 passout from tier-3 college with interest in AI/ML but in order to get a direct domain based job i opted for off campus and after nearly 30+ rejections and interview failures i got a job offer for just 4LPA but im very happy because of the projects i'll be working onto. Dont consider salary as your 1st priority if you want to start a career in this domain that's my opinion Thank you Nachiketa for putting out the reality of AI field as a career in india

[bujin]

Honestly, one to two years to learn a serious skill set seems pretty fast to me. Once I decided to take learning programming seriously, it took three years of multiple hours of study a day for me to get to the point where I felt I could build non-trivial projects.

[revernd]

Bro, it's great to see a friend from same college making great content to help others. Keep going nachiketa

[sahiltrivedi]

As an ML Engineer at a startup I completely agree with you 👍 you raise very nice points for freshers 🙌

[abhishekm]

Very good. We need more people like you who state absolute reality.

[OpeLeke]

Thanks for clearing the BS, people MSc struggle to get AI roles as well

[pritam]

Not sure what brought me here but i liked the video before the video started. Great work man keep it up. Good insight I would say you gave us all.

[ahmedaltaher]

thank you bro you just said what I was looking for, this is a great video.

[lwhieldon]

Would love to hear your thoughts on working at startups!

[decafstfu]

Thank you for this video!! I genuinely would like to know that is there enough opportunity in ML freelancing? I'm doing my bachelor's in bioinformatics where I got to introduced with ML and I'm kind of thinking of switching to ML career, so I wanna start with ML freelancing but I'm skeptical whether it's stable like freelancing of web development??

[slavirnabru]

Hey man great video! its very confusing, just need one suggestion from you. Is it worth doing the MS in AI/ML or go the hard way without degree that you described?

[akashnepak]

its not about job its about what project you develop harnessing the power of ai // neural networks machine learning while in college take part in international events like auvsi autonomous driving fs this will help u get a shot in big companies

[inteligenciamilgrau]

An addition I believe is also important is... if you want a good job with AI, do something useful in a personal project, publish and you will be find! Not the opposite! This is another approach you can take! Because everywhere there is someone looking for performance, not knowledge!! Because of that, diplomas don't have much value! And when you think about deep mind or something related, prepare your PHD or a very good participation in a project! They are looking for results, not theory! A good theory results in good results! ;)

[jampavy]

Nice video...thank you for sharing. Also can you make a video on how to do job hunt in this field?

[yashu]

so the core is that you have to struggle a lot if you are pursuing as an AI

[mmdis]

Great honest content. Thanks for sharing ❤️

[achuthkarthik]

Hi there, actually I'm working on application development in a service based company o like to switch to Data Science domain in startup/product based companies I'm an average learner I'm learning 2 hrs daily learning new things still confused how to take this forward can you please help me in this

[myzwlvj]

Great Job man! May God give you more success.