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I am not looking for shortcuts, but then I do not want to be researcher. My goals are simple, learn which shall be able to fetch me revenue. Let me know what a
by noobplusplus 13y ago
I am not looking for shortcuts, but then I do not want to be researcher. My goals are simple, learn which shall be able to fetch me revenue.
Let me know what and how much, and I shall put in efforts.
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- tnorthcutt 13y agoLet me know what and how much The parent commenter did let you know what.
- rdouble 13y agoIn my experience, even though data science is touted as a hot field, the reality is that it's kind of boring and doesn't pay more than other types of programming. It's hard to give specific advice because I think you're operating on incorrect assumptions.
- noobplusplus 13y agowhat according to you are the incorrect assumptions which I am operating on. My goal is to make somewhere around 60 - 70 USD/hr. and am willing to invest 2-3 months of learning. And I already have 2 years of professional programming experience in Python.
- rdouble 13y agoThe incorrect assumption is that I don't think you'll necessarily make more money by being a data science consultant rather than a django/flask developer. I don't know where you live but where I live you can make 60-70 USD/hr with the skills you already have. Like, make json API server for a mobile app with Flask, that pays anywhere from $50-150/hr in my experience. As someone else mentioned, what you get paid has more to do with where you live and who you work for.