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Regardless of how you ask the question, you'll get the same real-world answer from me every time. Here's the question. How do I get an entry-level job in machine learning? The answer is you don't. No matter what path you take, no matter what degree or degree as you think you have, what dumb-ass mock courses you might have taken, what a friend told you, or what some troll posted on Quora Reddit, you're not going to get an entry-level job in machine learning at any real-world company. It's not going to happen. The fall of the Faker Science role has caused companies to be very cautious about hiring machine-learners and engineers. Companies have lost hundreds of millions of dollars in the Faker Science failures. And they're not about to do it again. Now, if you aren't familiar with the Faker Science crash, here it is in one sentence. Companies hired millions of statisticians from academia called data scientists, I call them F or scientist, to do real-world projects and 95% of those projects failed, mostly due to the lack of technical skills by these ill-qualified academics. Companies are now purging these people and they're being replaced by data professionals.

Regardless of how you ask the question, you'll get the same real-world answer from me every time. Here's the question. How do I get an entry-level job in machi…