Have an interview with KPMG/PWC/Deloitte for Data Analytics. Will it be a good place to start for a New Grad who has a degree in CS
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So it really depends on what skill you are trying to develop further on.
- I somewhat regret not spending my younger years getting technically more proficient. For example, I’d love to attend the AI/ML bootcamp, but I know the math would be too hard for me now.
- On the other hand, I am pretty resilient in dealing with messed up situations and solving non-deterministic problems. And I find that this is really appreciated.
If this is your first job out of school- you just need to realize that it doesn’t have to be your last job. Figure out what you want to learn - but realize that some things are harder to pick up once you get comfortable and have other responsibilities unless you are very very motivated. :)
The only thing you will get beyond decent experience at best is patience. In all honesty, that is extremely important so there is value in being at those places.