Sanjay Chandra

After my yesterday’s post about fresher salary, one person said that “20k-30k per month for a guy in 20s is more than enough. This generation is spoilt”.

People who say such things clearly don’t have any dependents (or) family responsibilities. That’s why they speak without any connection to reality.

Responsibilities are same for all. It doesn't matter whether you are a fresher (or) experienced person.

If someone wants higher salary, it doesn’t mean they are ‘spoilt’. It doesn’t mean they want to buy an iPhone or a BMW. It could mean that the person leads a normal life but has certain responsibilities to fulfil.

Here are few examples -

One of my friend had to take a loan of Rs. 7 lakhs at a high interest rate for his sister’s wedding while his salary was only Rs. 4 LPA and is now struggling to repay it.

Another friend had to repay his education loan and also pay for his parent health care situation arising out of COVID-19 where insurance covered it only partially.

Another friend is helping his parents by paying for his sister's medical college fee.

Other person was raised by a single mother. His mother supported him till now. Now he is taking care of his brother's education.

Different people. Different situations. Different commitments.

#people #freshers #salary

Have you ever downloaded a dataset and wondered what kind of analysis you can do?

Usually, the type of analysis depends on your end goal. There are different types of analysis you can do:

Few examples,
-> If you are analyzing reviews of a product, you can do sentiment analysis
-> If you are trying to identify similar sets of data points within a dataset, you can do cluster analysis
-> If you are trying to spot unusual data points, then you must go for anamoly detection
-> If you want to identify trends or patterns, then you must go for Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)

and so on...

Depending on what you want to findout from the data, you have to pick the right set of techniques and tools to analyze the data.

Are you learning analytics and looking for datasets to build your project portfolio?

Below are various sources from where you can get public datasets for free.