- Published on July 1, 2020
- In AI Features
Data Science Recruitment Survey 2020 (Job Seekers Perspective): By AIM & AnalytixLabs
- By Siddhartha Thomas
Data scientists, data engineers, and business analysts are now among the most sought-after positions across functions – analytics is a sought-after function across industries covering IT, Consulting, BFSI, and e-commerce, Fintech, to name a few.
While applying for jobs many applicants face the following challenges - what are the challenges that jobs seekers face during the recruitment process; what are the target industries that applicants would like to join; what are the best approaches to get an entry-level job in Data Science? How easy is to transition to a Data Science role form a Non-Science background? All these questions, and many others, are best answered by the people who face these situations first-hand – Data Science and Analytics job seekers.
This research is done in collaboration with AnalytixLabs, a leading analytics education institute in India. As part of the efforts to determine the challenges applicants face during the Data Science and Analytics hiring proce
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Siddhartha Thomas
"Siddhartha is an industry research professional with areas of interest across the Digital Media,Traditional Media, and Technology sectors. Siddhartha studies and researches organizations and industries from the perspective of innovation, finance, and strategic management. He has extensive research and knowledge management experience across numerous large and small organizations."
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