Feel free to hit me up with your data related queries regarding YT and how to grow as a creator! I will answer to the best of my knowledge.

Hey @WakefitCo @SupportWakefit, This is what has happened to your bedsheets in the first wash. All the colour has faded, and these ugly spots have appeared. Mind you, this bedsheet costs about 2000 rupees. It doesn't feel soft, nor does it feel like its 300TC. TAKE IT BACK.

Takeaway: Take the extra step and try to show your potential employer first-hand why you're their best bet, instead of just writing it on your resume. And yeah, also thanks to @mohakmangal and @ajeeshbabu96 for valuing skills over degrees. TED talk over :) (8/8)

I'm sharing the link to the analysis which I shared with Mohak. https://t.co/qh4fkrpXza PS: I know this is very basic, but I was new to the world of data and the data was very limited too. I've gotten a LOT better, and we do a way deeper analysis today. (7/n)

Surprisingly, out of 100s of applications that he had gotten, there were only 2 who took an effort to do a tailor-made analysis for him, which was trying to solve a problem that he had and of the two of us, my presentation skills were a little better, so I got the job. (6/n)

I wrote the code for a basic UI scraper for YouTube and got basic data points like the number of views, date of upload, likes, dislikes, shares and comments for all the videos that he had uploaded and did some basic analysis of what's working for him and what isn't. (5/n)

I randomly saw a community post on Mohak's channel; he was hiring a data analyst. I thought that this time, let's try something different because I was pretty sure (from past experience) that just sending a resume isn't enough, because nobody has the time to go through it. (4/n)

Then I did the Google Data Analytics Professional Certificate on @coursera, after which I created a data portfolio to show my analyses to potential recruiters. As my background is not from CS or Statistics, I was getting rejected by almost every employer until... (3/n)

I used to work in IT and I wanted to be better. So, I decided to learn coding and took a 100 day Python Bootcamp and tried a lot of different technologies, and ended up choosing data because of my love for math. (2/n)

Answering the most asked questions: How did I manage to get hired by @mohakmangal as a Data Analyst? A thread. (1/n)

Hello Twitter (or should I say X?) I've been working with Soch for almost a year now as a data analyst and I'm going to share some tips with you guys to start your YT journey. This is going to be a no-BS guide, so 21 din main views double nai hoga idhar! Let's begin!