Re:Hiring Is Broken: What Do Developers Say About Technical ...
by perl4ever on Thursday August 15, 2019 @10:19PM
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People are advertising for "Data Science & Python Instructors" in NYC starting at $15/hr.
Requirements are "in-depth knowledge in big data, data science, Python programming, object-oriented programming, machine learning, or natural language processing (NLP)."
Responsibilities are:
"Lead technical workshops and training sessions in different areas of data science and Python programming
Help clients and students understand the immense career options for Python programmers and data science knowledge
Motivate clients about the career change and career boost that upskilling with Python, data science, and blockchain can provide."
I think it stands to reason that if big data, etc. generally paid much more in the NYC area, nobody would take such a position, so this must be representative of the job market.
Requirements are "in-depth knowledge in big data, data science, Python programming, object-oriented programming, machine learning, or natural language processing (NLP)."
Responsibilities are: "Lead technical workshops and training sessions in different areas of data science and Python programming
Help clients and students understand the immense career options for Python programmers and data science knowledge
Motivate clients about the career change and career boost that upskilling with Python, data science, and blockchain can provide."
I think it stands to reason that if big data, etc. generally paid much more in the NYC area, nobody would take such a position, so this must be representative of the job market.