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Worked as an engineer for 2 years after graduation00:00:03
was a small designer at the factory00:00:05
company there I am00:00:07
worked on vertical structures00:00:09
landscaping I went to another company00:00:11
who worked there on furnaces for00:00:14
glass processing it was before00:00:16
I got a job at Skolkovo, it was unsuccessful00:00:18
Yes, but I chose NTS Bank How are you00:00:20
do you think how long will it take you to change?00:00:22
profession00:00:25
Hello everyone again00:00:28
founder's name is Karpov00:00:31
courses we often conduct interviews with00:00:34
guys from the industry who00:00:36
talk about their experience and their00:00:38
way Today we have a special occasion00:00:41
That's why00:00:42
that Our guest has a special relationship with00:00:45
carp in the course Please tell00:00:48
a little bit to myself Hello, I'm Zhenya00:00:51
I completed the courses and now I work in00:00:54
MTSbank and now I get Sen00:00:57
analysts Please tell me a little about00:01:01
how did it happen00:01:03
[music]00:01:05
Yeah, well, I have to start with what I have00:01:07
technical background I graduated from MSTU00:01:11
named after Bauman00:01:12
mechanical engineering specialties00:01:14
technology and worked for 2 years after00:01:17
release by a design engineer at00:01:19
factory Which factory had factories00:01:22
several one of the last This is a plant00:01:25
which is located in Shcherbinka he is on it00:01:27
we made parts for00:01:30
prestress00:01:33
the part I made it for00:01:36
nuclear reactor shells and the last00:01:39
the project was in Turkey which is Turkish00:01:41
nuclear power plant ayu Well, wow00:01:44
you went straight after Uni00:01:46
work in this field Or how is it00:01:48
it turned out I was during my last year00:01:52
I also started doing an internship00:01:53
small company there I am00:01:56
worked on vertical structures00:01:59
landscaping maybe I don’t know seen or00:02:01
one of the spectators saw a vivid example00:02:04
this is the new Sberbank office on Kutuzovsky00:02:06
What's there in one of the buildings?00:02:09
there are twenty three such green walls00:02:13
The green wall means that there00:02:14
there is a wall with pipes in it00:02:16
pots with plants are inserted into the pile00:02:19
light Here is a heap of iron A heap of tender wires and00:02:22
designs it all, it's all beautiful00:02:24
Looks like such an eco movement Cool00:02:27
somehow this00:02:28
chose a Good question Probably if I00:02:32
I'm not mistaken through Hante I was looking after00:02:35
The university had very vague ideas00:02:37
than at all00:02:38
I wanted to do it Well, I know how00:02:42
cool films in some startup00:02:44
work about a startup - This is my last00:02:46
place of work which I already told you about00:02:48
I managed to tell this from the caustic00:02:51
it turns out that I started working there00:02:53
designed I have different ones there00:02:54
the pictures are cool and a year after00:02:58
I wanted something more false I went00:03:01
to another company that worked there00:03:03
furnaces for glass processing Well for00:03:06
glass sintering, that is, glass film00:03:08
glass is such strong glass00:03:11
it turns out that it is impenetrable there00:03:13
all sorts of Moscow City cover the same00:03:16
glass is made in factories near Moscow00:03:18
for all sorts of high-speed trains for00:03:21
transports and stuff I haven't heard00:03:23
about half of the things you did00:03:26
our world consists of them, yes in this00:03:29
probably the biggest attraction00:03:31
engineering profession that you're sitting there00:03:34
designs you create 3D drawings there00:03:37
models are great at calculating loads00:03:39
all sorts of streams and then send them there00:03:40
to Uncle Petya at the factory, some kind of turner00:03:43
drawings and he does it all for you and you00:03:45
then Wow cool but 90% of the experience Especially00:03:48
when you're a beginner, that's when you00:03:49
they say damn something is not going there00:03:51
do you know anyone there? Well, imagine how00:03:54
IKEA people Yes created everything there00:03:56
think through and you're like a pioneer00:03:58
not IKEA and then someone else's things00:04:01
trying to collect They're not going to do it00:04:03
taco, when did you choose for yourself00:04:05
specialty and university what are you00:04:07
guided by what guided00:04:09
or Have you ever thought about it or dreamed about it?00:04:13
like most I didn't have00:04:14
ideas about what to do in00:04:16
life came from what I had00:04:18
I had math skills at school00:04:21
My class had teachers from Moscow State University I00:04:24
most of my Odnoklassniki went00:04:26
study at hma in00:04:28
kmgu tower and so on I wasn’t great00:04:32
mathematician to me there, well, I felt that00:04:34
I have a certain level00:04:35
good But then where is the science?00:04:37
theorems and all that stuff, that’s why it’s hard00:04:39
I chose a technical specialty and went00:04:41
submitted documents to MISiS and my00:04:45
I submitted documents to Baumanka00:04:48
just like that, no one throws a finger at me00:04:50
prompted me I still don’t know how00:04:52
You can agree to study at the age of 1700:04:54
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Technology00:04:56
some other department there Well, here I am00:04:59
I ended up in Baumanka for 6 years also00:05:01
turned out to be the most difficult00:05:03
Faculty And you have 6 years of specialty00:05:05
Yes, me too, but Clinical00:05:10
you have psychology00:05:12
later Well, this is a more practical thing00:05:15
Yes and well it’s probably just from me00:05:17
depends I always liked being not00:05:20
theoretician and practical and cool00:05:22
some things should be created and touched by me00:05:25
personally Like, for example, probably others00:05:26
people remember some things easier00:05:28
if you can imagine how they are00:05:30
work in practice Here is Baumanka engineering00:05:32
this is purely about this Well, you didn’t regret it00:05:34
process 6 years About the choice damn it there00:05:37
there was actually a fuss with studying that00:05:39
there was not enough pity and plus actually Bau00:05:41
there is a good university, a good brand and a community00:05:44
good, enough entertainment00:05:46
parties there and here. It’s cool to eat00:05:48
I don’t know the events there. Have I heard of it or not?00:05:51
There is such a thing when the bawn ends00:05:54
the university has Bauman basins What00:05:57
is the USA No, well, here it is. In general, it’s big00:06:00
history great culture and well00:06:03
plus I also00:06:05
I've been a motorcyclist since I was 1 year old and that's all I have00:06:09
these 6 years took a ride there, a bunch of parties00:06:12
studying heavy motorcycle in the summer there00:06:15
some work in parallel with this I00:06:17
I managed to go somewhere else there00:06:19
travel when we had good ones00:06:21
times there was a normal course and how00:06:23
it was easier to get all the visas and travel Well00:06:26
was00:06:27
it was probably sad when00:06:30
after 2 years I couldn’t find a place for myself00:06:33
it’s serious in factories Well, because00:06:37
Well, first of all, I’m a Moskvich and that’s it00:06:40
Our production is not located in Moscow00:06:42
And in There is no problem in the Moscow region being a Muscovite00:06:46
this is not the story yet00:06:49
that the problem is that yes I have to00:06:51
from Moscow travel to the Moscow region and the road00:06:53
it takes about 2 hours there, it’s hard Well00:06:57
Naturally, all sorts of Erics are also in the car00:07:00
went Well, the second, of course, the conditions are not00:07:03
suitable for everyone, well, right there00:07:06
a real factory, that is, a workshop, this is it00:07:08
everything, yes, yes, well, we had them during Uni00:07:10
all sorts of practices I can do for you later00:07:12
Probably show a photo like ours00:07:13
the lectern in the bank looked like it was clean00:07:15
Do you know such a factory workshop we had there?00:07:18
I don’t know about 20 machines, everything like that00:07:21
old tiles Well, there's a bunch around00:07:23
instruments there equipment smell00:07:25
specific, so factory-made Well, here it is00:07:27
in the summer we had one of our practices00:07:29
The practitioner was in Korolev at the RKK plant00:07:32
energy after working like this for 2 years that was all00:07:34
cool but I wanted something like this00:07:37
you know the atmosphere of some startup like00:07:39
you know, there in America probably Hot00:07:41
there were no companies there00:07:43
who come up with something on their knees00:07:44
they create there00:07:46
and Well, in general, so easy and relaxed00:07:49
Fun Atmosphere Plus the staff00:07:51
I also wanted to because you are young00:07:53
there are 24 years old and the factory there is an average age00:07:56
he's getting closer to n I think that's it00:08:00
it turns out that the latter Well00:08:02
penultimate place of work before taking courses00:08:04
I was such a Skolkovo startup with00:08:07
in which I didn't fit in00:08:10
What did the startup do and the startup did three00:08:13
things First - this is such a VR attraction you00:08:17
you sit in this type of chair00:08:19
tied up and he can00:08:21
rotate against one axis against another00:08:24
and it’s like in a viara you control something there00:08:26
there was such an idea but I didn’t have time00:08:28
try it00:08:29
Well, here's the second project - that was it00:08:33
the beginning of covid probably or or just00:08:35
it was unrelated but a shared bed00:08:38
which is on pneumatic stops, in my opinion, and in00:08:41
in general she gets up there and bends over00:08:44
different planes Well, this is for medicine00:08:46
very relevant things, that is00:08:49
there one half can rise00:08:51
so that if there is a heavy person or00:08:53
motionless so that you can do it like this00:08:54
raise and tilt the head in general00:08:57
Well, that is, there are a lot of different things you can do there00:08:58
was to put your hand there on the platform and00:09:00
They will raise your hand like that, I don’t know00:09:02
How relevant was it then?00:09:05
the guys were selling and they had a third third00:09:08
the product was a camera with lidar Well idar00:09:12
this is the one that measures distance and s00:09:16
thermometers with something else like00:09:17
computer vision all sorts of things I then00:09:20
I didn’t even know what it was yet, but that’s the point00:09:22
the fact that they put it on Well, that was the idea00:09:24
that they put it in different places00:09:25
business centers in public places and people00:09:28
walking and this camera is not only people00:09:30
tracked there and by the face in some other way00:09:31
can measure temperature remotely00:09:34
people Why, in my opinion, was it If not00:09:38
I'm wrong about the start of covid or00:09:40
mid-covid here00:09:43
and the idea was that00:09:45
monitor the health of workers there00:09:47
what a strange set of projects00:09:50
neither one helps the other Well, yes in three00:09:54
on the other hand, I know how to judge there00:09:59
the project moved on but after a week I00:10:02
I left this project for a week. Yes, why?00:10:06
it turns out that I was February00:10:08
twenty-one year one00:10:12
week I came there you know00:10:14
the room was cool, there was glass there00:10:17
some details are all written down there with a marker00:10:19
I don’t know nearby, some kind of disassembled block00:10:21
there's some guy sitting next to the camera00:10:22
programmers there is something date or something00:10:25
computer vision is done Well, in general, in00:10:28
in the middle of the office the ceiling was dismantled to00:10:30
this attraction was staged00:10:33
it was possible to debug there, that is00:10:35
really Startup atmosphere And the first00:10:37
I worked for a week, everything was great, but00:10:39
the second week I had planned00:10:41
vacation I also snowboard and00:10:43
I think I went to the RGSH or to Sochi, it doesn’t matter00:10:47
and a week later I return for another00:10:50
to yourself00:10:51
asked So you’re a Moskvich there, I’m like, well00:10:56
This question didn’t bother me because00:10:57
when I studied at BA a lot of people didn’t00:11:00
from Moscow it often happens that teachers00:11:02
They don’t treat Muscovites very well00:11:04
there would be arguments that Moskvich is probably everything00:11:08
he has no motivation00:11:10
doesn't want to work doesn't want to study and00:11:13
attitude is some kind of thing00:11:15
there is some other person who00:11:17
everyone arrived by train to Moscow00:11:19
day in 2 hours he is clearly motivated that00:11:21
that's probably true Well, here's this one for me00:11:24
The question also came across company00:11:27
startup from count00:11:29
as if he didn’t confuse me or something00:11:31
They said like, well, we’ll watch there00:11:33
how do you work I say well look you00:11:35
I still worked for a week00:11:38
there was such a strange feeling I flew away00:11:41
went for a ride happily came back and something00:11:45
some kind of unhealthy thing started there00:11:46
some movement, another engineer came00:11:49
like an intern there or not00:11:52
intern and it turns out00:11:54
that they set some conditions for me then00:11:57
Well, we'll see who's there00:11:59
you'd be better off competing or something? Yes and00:12:02
Well, I competed with some guy00:12:03
who was about 50 years old I already00:12:05
obviously lost I already understood that, well00:12:08
at the end of the week they told me that here we are00:12:10
they chose someone else, I kind of understand that00:12:12
Well, this is clearly a complete game, that's something00:12:15
very strange strange yes Well maybe so00:12:17
accepted in Skolkovo there in startups Well, not00:12:20
I know Karpov’s course in Skolkovo and well, this00:12:23
We don’t do anything else like that. Well, here we go00:12:25
then I'm the only one there, probably Moskvich00:12:27
there was this girl in this company00:12:29
commercial director probably here we are00:12:30
then we talked to her. She said that I00:12:33
someone didn't like it when they found out00:12:35
that I am a Muscovite, they are all from Siberia00:12:38
Novosibirsk Understandable Well, as if in00:12:43
of course it was creepy at the moment because00:12:45
searching for a job as an engineer was complete hell00:12:47
I went there, you know, looking for a job, that is00:12:49
I had more than a year of experience. It was00:12:51
twenty-first year I went there00:12:53
Social Security in Skol also went to Social Security in Kid00:12:56
companies that were involved00:12:57
equipment maintenance for00:12:59
oil and gas sector So I went there for00:13:02
60,000 I sat there on social security for 2 hours00:13:05
designed all sorts of details then for me00:13:07
they said well, 60,000 is like you’re not enough00:13:10
you know something there you have little experience I00:13:12
so clear And this was before00:13:15
how I got a job at Skolkovo And when00:13:17
I worked at Skolkovo for a week, I understand00:13:19
that I have to look for a job now, well00:13:20
complete hell is very long and unclear00:13:23
it’s not clear what to look for at all I’m like that00:13:25
I think how many companies have you visited?00:13:28
social security00:13:29
By the way, I hope my friends will be there00:13:31
watch It was a period when I00:13:33
You know00:13:34
for like there in a month or two there were three00:13:37
layoffs three layoffs Well, that is00:13:40
I quit from one to another and moved there00:13:42
there was something I didn’t like there, I came to00:13:44
the third or something like that And when00:13:46
I went to work during the course00:13:50
who called me spontaneously00:13:51
found a construction company that00:13:53
I literally turned out to be top-notch00:13:55
if not for life circumstances00:13:57
I would definitely stay in it and that’s when I00:13:59
worked there and took courses with me00:14:01
friends always joked like, what's up00:14:02
I've probably been working for a month already00:14:04
quit00:14:06
Like this And how many stages of the interview are there?00:14:09
for design engineer00:14:10
design engineer00:14:13
I didn’t think in stages back then00:14:16
interviews because it's probably00:14:17
It’s accepted that they’re the first ones there, well, probably00:14:20
also, in my opinion, you communicate with the charm, although00:14:23
in fact, Icha is more of a prerogative00:14:25
probably big00:14:26
companies at the factory probably I don’t have00:14:29
there's probably such a thing as HR there00:14:30
HR specialist is generally called00:14:31
Well, if some small companies00:14:33
then you immediately communicate with someone00:14:35
leader Or perhaps with some00:14:37
director second interview but more often00:14:39
in fact it's all one00:14:40
limited to interview Nothing00:14:42
for yourself but two hours but how lucky yes00:14:46
sometimes theoretical sometimes practical00:14:48
this is like an analogue in it Life coding00:14:52
only Life iring Yes, well, the point is that00:14:55
this is the task of a design engineer00:15:00
they tell you to come up with a chair here00:15:02
where we are sitting and let you eat00:15:04
this is the part they tell you, come up with it00:15:07
there are supposedly legs and you think like that Yeah00:15:09
Here you can put one of these legs00:15:11
you can put four sticks there and you00:15:13
it’s like sitting all this on a computer in 3D00:15:15
models and you should have some stock00:15:17
knowledge enough for you to understand that00:15:19
there yeah this structure will be shaky there00:15:22
uh, the structure will be unstable there00:15:24
it will be soft and you should be there00:15:26
at the same time understand all sorts of GOSTs00:15:28
know by heart what for example you want00:15:31
use the finished pipe for some00:15:32
designs You should know what's there00:15:34
20x 20 mm there is a pipe with such and such00:15:36
using its sections to indicate such and such a size00:15:40
further because you are a design engineer00:15:41
everything doesn't end with one pipe00:15:43
put it all together00:15:45
uh draw drawings with everyone there00:15:48
making notes so that they can do it all further00:15:51
welded and assembled in the end Well00:15:55
Of course, I didn’t work on chairs. Well, I00:15:57
I realized that my level is so to speak Yes, well00:16:01
that is, everything that moves around is this00:16:04
everything is being studied and designed, that's probably it00:16:07
it’s cool to be probably a humanitarian yes Or00:16:09
with another a little background like you and not00:16:11
think about these things and then00:16:13
One day like wow, when are you an engineer?00:16:16
always looking at every detail around00:16:18
and you think Damn how it was done00:16:20
Listen, it turns out they gave it to you directly00:16:22
real worldviews look at things00:16:24
Yes, but this is a question about Yes, why did I knock out00:16:26
jar because I had technical00:16:30
education of the world Well, that was understandable00:16:32
eighties nineties but I had00:16:34
the mood is to get some00:16:36
fundamental technical education00:16:38
probably everyone has probably heard some00:16:40
such a thesis that if you have there00:16:41
technical education then you can do it there00:16:43
There was a lot to do, here was the strategy00:16:46
such Yes the card played Uh-huh So did you00:16:51
fired or you quit yourself from this00:16:53
Skolkovo office Well, technically00:16:56
I guess I quit myself. Well, here I am00:17:00
I understand that you were upset about this. Well00:17:02
sad to say the least00:17:04
What happened00:17:06
what happened next I quickly00:17:10
I started thinking and I had some00:17:11
anger at this profession I liked that00:17:15
what I do I liked what00:17:17
done but I always had it00:17:18
vision a little forward and wanted yes00:17:21
be some kind of cool boss there00:17:23
solved them00:17:25
and when you start your career00:17:27
design engineer00:17:28
I didn’t immediately understand how this track00:17:30
arrange some things00:17:32
regulated through which you00:17:33
most likely you won't jump over this, here I am00:17:35
was an engineer00:17:36
designer of the third category then00:17:40
you accumulate 3 years of experience00:17:41
you become second category three 3 years00:17:44
plus - this is the first category, then more00:17:46
2-3 years - this is like the Chief there00:17:49
designer or lead designer This is00:17:51
determined only by year Well00:17:53
because I thought it all in00:17:55
In the Soviet Union these are the qualifications00:17:57
profession in my opinion Yes, exactly for years Well00:17:59
you can probably jump over something, but00:18:01
the point is that this is not a quick process00:18:02
and you need to become a chief engineer there00:18:05
Well, immerse yourself in the profession there00:18:08
decades of horror, that is, the leader -00:18:10
this is just a person who has lived longer00:18:12
everyone sits for at least 10 years00:18:15
six just horror Well this is some kind00:18:17
probably an analogue of medicine there too00:18:19
you won't be there after 6-8 years00:18:22
education right there as the main boss in00:18:26
hospital for just finishing your education00:18:29
Well, yes, but then you will be there for many years00:18:32
gain practice there probably00:18:33
you will also have closer to 10 years of experience00:18:36
some good experience there00:18:38
prospect or business in dentistry00:18:40
graduated and immediately drove Yes, probably00:18:46
you probably get it by that time00:18:48
How did you get so upset, so to speak?00:18:51
regarding the choice of profession for 2 years yes00:18:55
approximately Yes yes yes and what kind did you have00:18:57
cook00:19:00
x the thought was spinning in my head that00:19:04
you need to become a programmer so But00:19:06
because I probably have this feeling00:19:08
sensibly assess your skills and abilities00:19:09
I understood that I'm not a super programmer00:19:12
I will become m and began to remember who I have00:19:14
I have friends there, including from00:19:15
Baumanki And what do they do? And so00:19:18
I remembered that there are a couple of friends there00:19:19
analysts00:19:21
I started to find out what it was and I remember00:19:26
that I don’t understand exactly what it is but00:19:28
I understood what I needed, I searched as I searched, Well00:19:31
just friends from Uni with someone00:19:33
for 6 years there they communicated rudely00:19:35
saying they finished their bachelor's degree while I'm there00:19:37
studied in a specialty they are already there00:19:39
worked in savings banks drank lavender Raf Well00:19:43
so we had a blast while I was working there00:19:45
the factory, more precisely, prepared for it Well, here it is00:19:47
it turns out that I talked now of course00:19:50
I don’t remember exactly, but I realized that analytics00:19:52
this is a profession that is partially00:19:53
programmer part-time business00:19:56
keep it simple00:19:59
And so on, I probably started to find out00:20:01
here is one friend Vlad, he suggested that00:20:05
there are such and such Yandex courses there are courses00:20:07
Karpova Well, then the calculation began00:20:11
budget and deadlines because I had00:20:14
tight deadline I just returned from a trip00:20:17
During my work I didn’t have time to do something00:20:18
accumulate money to sit there and00:20:21
getting high on the courses started there strict00:20:24
mathematics calculated that until about May00:20:26
I have enough money, but in May I need it shorter00:20:29
ask all companies to start00:20:32
go for an internship Well, that’s how it works out00:20:34
Well, I definitely started with while I was choosing00:20:38
I started the courses with free courses on00:20:41
courser on00:20:44
python Well, this part was easy for me00:20:47
enough, well, there’s more about these here00:20:49
data analysis data processing there00:20:51
all sorts of sorting, where would we be without them? Well,00:20:54
and it turns out that during this time I was I00:20:58
during the week00:20:59
I completed, I think, a four-week course00:21:02
wow, you're a bad programmer, well00:21:05
there the course started with the fact that it was good00:21:08
a programmer is someone who has written a lot of code and00:21:11
so it was all about a lot of code and00:21:13
many tasks they were mainly00:21:15
related to mathematics for sure Well, as well as00:21:17
in Karpov's courses and, roughly speaking,00:21:21
sort there find some in a row00:21:24
numbers and all this took place00:21:28
simulators Well I had to think00:21:30
no naturally cool scripts there00:21:32
it wasn’t, but it’s just how you have your hands00:21:34
stuffed and got used to the tongue and siksi suu00:21:37
Well, that's not bad. Yes, that is, I'm passionate about00:21:41
I was so super motivated nay00:21:43
was charged because everything was behind00:21:45
factory in front it needs to move and00:21:49
It turns out that I decided to pay00:21:51
all courses that started at once00:21:55
since March 15th I still have where00:21:57
chat00:21:58
this stream was probably called Well, here it is00:22:02
and it so happened that somewhere there is a number00:22:05
they called me and said, well, like here00:22:07
there is a company here called something like that00:22:09
so Construction I'm like that Well, yes, yes00:22:13
looking for Well, we are in Butovo there is Shcherbin00:22:16
I think it’s crazy that I’m still so far away00:22:19
go away from me so I think, well, let's00:22:23
let's talk, well, let's talk00:22:26
and I was hooked yes Because it's not no00:22:30
state company is not00:22:31
a state-owned plant and a private one00:22:33
also founded by a Bauman graduate00:22:35
there are a lot of Bauman owls there I was there00:22:37
the team of engineers has completed00:22:39
Baumanka is also there five years earlier00:22:42
for example, I was somehow bribed by it all00:22:45
and somehow I remember it was strange nano mesa00:22:47
refuse work as if well I00:22:50
Naturally I didn’t have any food there00:22:51
pink illusions that I am now your windows00:22:53
courses and everything guys are waiting for me like this00:22:58
Come to us course graduates immediately00:23:00
we'll pay you 300,000 per second Well00:23:03
that's how it is, that's how it is Well, it turned out that00:23:06
really pays but over time So00:23:10
I started working and it works for me00:23:14
which is very Yes very straight at first00:23:17
I was fascinated by it, it worked for me00:23:19
work at the factory started at 8 a.m. and I00:23:23
came home after winding the watch in00:23:25
6:00 I think sat down until 9:00 pm00:23:30
I remember they left there until 9:30 for the course00:23:32
I think every 2 days Well, but I00:23:35
I tried to do it all at once Just like that00:23:37
I devoured it with a good feeling of hunger00:23:40
I studied all this information00:23:43
and the first course, in my opinion, was the first00:23:45
the module was in python. Naturally, it me00:23:47
passed perfectly Because I am a python myself00:23:50
I already understood, but the libraries there are like00:23:52
Andes and so on were great00:23:55
there were no questions mentioned and00:23:58
I should probably add here that00:24:02
when I was choosing what to do next00:24:05
in addition to the plant, I started studying analytics00:24:08
maybe some videos or stories there00:24:10
I looked at Anatoly Karpov and in general00:24:12
I understood that I have an analytical mind00:24:15
I couldn't justify it in my mind, but00:24:19
in general, this is such a rather loose term00:24:24
but it’s time for me to analyze something00:24:27
you thought, of course, also not specific00:24:29
definition But if we touch on the topic it I00:24:33
I was constantly studying something on Instagram00:24:35
there are always some ways00:24:37
promotion there for boosting subscribers I00:24:39
I remember that when00:24:41
And I was a student M, someone may remember00:24:46
Could you have such services on Instagram?00:24:47
you indicate this account Uh-huh Well on00:24:49
web page you put some likes there00:24:51
you perform actions and they accumulate for you00:24:53
some kind of points and for these points you could00:24:55
I already have something to cheat myself00:24:58
back then he was apparently super cool00:25:00
Intelligence I thought of downloading00:25:02
I installed the autoclicker for the night there00:25:05
or for two nights this thing In the end I have00:25:07
there he made a million money with me on these00:25:09
money just like that, get some subscribers00:25:11
I screwed it up, listen, it’s not00:25:12
analytically it is entrepreneurial00:25:14
warehouse Well, this is not entrepreneurial00:25:15
rather, that's probably the right definition00:25:17
some inquisitive mind and desire here00:25:19
it’s natural to study something around00:25:21
overlaps with technical background but00:25:25
the topic it has always been interesting to me00:25:27
somewhere there are some on vcr on the hub I read00:25:30
the articles there are not analytics topics, of course00:25:33
touched but I was always interested there00:25:35
think or study something about behavior00:25:38
users on the Internet I'm there00:25:40
I was interested in all sorts of lidars00:25:42
let's say when we studied on when on00:25:45
I always thought about the last job at a startup00:25:48
and how will this change? What is this data?00:25:50
Bout to collect That's how it's all around00:25:52
I walked around and studied all sorts of things there00:25:54
I know the audience on VKontakte There’s something else there00:25:57
Of course I don’t remember this for sure00:25:59
but I realized that I have an analytical mind00:26:02
mind And all I need is to master00:26:03
precisely technical instruments, both with00:26:05
this00:26:06
interact That's what I always have00:26:08
there was such an understanding that like me at the beginning00:26:10
said that I understood super00:26:12
I won't become a programmer, but I'll be the top one00:26:14
level I kind of understand how it all is00:26:16
works and remains only as it were00:26:18
manage and probably correctly00:26:21
take advantage00:26:22
Well, the most important thing is that you succeed00:26:27
I woke up around 7 and all day only00:26:31
worked and00:26:34
studied. It was probably small00:26:36
one week window before after dismissal00:26:38
before the new one00:26:40
I don’t remember exactly when I was working, but I woke up00:26:43
quite early because I was at00:26:45
Such stress is natural, probably people00:26:47
who are former University graduates00:26:50
imagine when this is here00:26:51
you are in a situation where you don’t know00:26:53
the further00:26:54
you don’t know what kind of work to do00:26:56
will suit you when you still have00:26:58
the back of the job from which you were fired Well00:27:00
that's not super nice I was like me already00:27:02
said he is maximally charged for success00:27:04
someone supported you during this success00:27:07
moment00:27:08
I think not M With my parents I kind of00:27:12
I didn’t discuss this much because well00:27:15
I was such a Vector of Independence00:27:17
in this regard, they seemed to give it possible00:27:19
say a fishing rod in the form of a hint there Go to00:27:22
Baumanku and technical education00:27:24
get it And then Well, the parents are from another00:27:26
generations but they won't tell you what00:27:29
do exactly the more times00:27:31
are changing My father graduated there too00:27:33
Mira, too, in my opinion, was an engineer now00:27:36
works as something like an appraiser for him00:27:40
its own company there, well, that is, it’s clearly not00:27:43
technically it's a little different it's there00:27:44
retrained legal education received00:27:46
there during the perestroika period, here and yes no one00:27:50
did not support supported Two friends00:27:52
this is Gosha and Vlad In general, Vlad then00:27:54
worked at Sberbank and he also says Zhek00:27:58
let's go to the courses, I'm there too00:28:10
systematized Therefore I and as it were00:28:12
ahead and that is, you didn’t even meet deadlines00:28:15
didn't miss at first00:28:19
at home like everything It was calculated That's it00:28:23
It was super cool and I least of all00:28:26
I liked some courses there00:28:28
lyrical digressions stories to me00:28:30
I wanted to get direct practice Even00:28:32
now when you go there for some00:28:34
events I am always vigilant00:28:36
puts me to sleep when some water comes to me00:28:39
This is probably after Uni00:28:41
technical always if there is any00:28:42
the water is collapsing on my ears like this00:28:44
I think damn where is the most interesting00:28:47
That's why I'm here, this is the most interesting thing00:28:49
always managed to absorb quickly00:28:53
passed00:28:54
m and understood that it was time to move00:28:56
I have more next00:28:59
I was, well, I was involved in various sports00:29:02
at university I played water polo after00:29:04
Univera I00:29:06
I was playing football and somewhere there with someone00:29:09
met there was there Kirill00:29:11
Gurbanov He was the director then00:29:13
mtsbank00:29:14
and during the start of courses like at the end00:29:18
March I asked him Kirill, are you there?00:29:20
great job at the bank big boss00:29:22
There's a digital banking app there00:29:26
Tell me in general how to look for a newbie there00:29:27
what companies can you work for?00:29:30
advise and now it seems to me00:29:32
of course this is as strange as possible00:29:34
obvious question But then you even00:29:38
You can’t imagine how you’re sitting at the kulim00:29:40
what is IT What is it like there How to work00:29:42
arrange how teams work than00:29:45
what kind of roles are there anyway?00:29:47
it’s as unclear as possible, that’s why the question was00:29:49
such a finger in the sky and at least there00:29:50
advise the team of the company How are you00:29:53
imagine what kind of companies there are in00:29:55
it some then m I naturally00:29:57
focused on the title Well00:29:59
naturally attracts the name there00:30:01
Yandex Ozone about MTSbank I’m sure then00:30:04
I didn’t know but I had an Ambassador00:30:07
MTSbank in the form of Kirill so I00:30:09
I understood that it’s probably all about you and him00:30:10
played football or football Yes00:30:13
football here00:30:15
and in fact I probably chose everything from00:30:18
all sorts of things and there were a lot of areas where I was distracted00:30:21
probably everyone who is interested in searching00:30:23
work understands that this is huge00:30:25
funnel at the entrance of what you get into00:30:28
wow, how can you not be upset by refusals?00:30:36
yes, upset me for sure because they were00:30:40
unpleasant situations when you go to He00:30:42
Hunter Well, first of all, it’s not clear00:30:46
it was like writing a resume in general because00:30:49
that I have 2 years of experience there But this is obvious00:30:52
not the kind of experience that charms are interested in00:30:54
so the research began there00:30:56
number you have there in the last00:30:57
modules stories on how to insert correctly00:30:59
summary what to remove what not to remove what00:31:01
reduce to first place and00:31:03
something like this, according to the template I00:31:05
generated my first resume00:31:07
At the same time I consult with friends from00:31:09
it which they advised me to do in color00:31:11
fields, well, I had it, I had it00:31:15
strange, I didn’t understand either, I agreed on00:31:18
headhunter template And the project began there00:31:22
resumes in different00:31:26
company I don’t remember how long it was but I00:31:28
I think that’s enough and what month?00:31:31
course you started00:31:33
respond end of May That is this That00:31:36
there it is in the middle of March the beginning of April00:31:39
May June Well, about 4 months Well, sort of00:31:44
Looking ahead, I’ll say exactly what I was00:31:57
but somehow I had such a desire00:31:59
and started throwing, as I said, my own00:32:02
resumes for different companies and about00:32:05
question whether I was upset or not at the refusals00:32:07
I was upset the moment you threw it00:32:09
resume and you are rejected because they are looking for00:32:12
for internships for recent graduates there00:32:14
there are some other universities there too00:32:17
Moscow State University But definitely not Bauman because00:32:18
It would seem that the Baumanka plant engineers are there00:32:21
And why are there analysts here and not?00:32:23
IT people and it’s unclear who probably Well00:32:26
At least the can is valued as a brand00:32:28
employers and many Well, in general it is00:32:29
surprisingly the jar is technically known00:32:32
known Yes, but it’s just probably not possible00:32:34
does not come into contact with the position of some kind there00:32:36
analytics or Well, in my opinion, in Baumanka00:32:39
there is business informatics, there is a lot of everything00:32:41
Yes, there are even lawyers Well, I see Well00:32:44
here too00:32:46
ecosystem That's how Yes, I've already started00:32:49
it was super upsetting to say00:32:51
Submit your resume for a position00:32:54
like an intern flowerpot as I remember now00:32:56
Otka Kaz comes then I write00:32:59
classmate who works in Amazon Ya00:33:01
I say damn, can you please give me my resume?00:33:02
I'll throw it in the next day00:33:04
they call and say come for a test00:33:07
task happy to talk Yes here we go00:33:11
it turned out that at the same time I had00:33:13
two test tasks00:33:15
M is MTSbank and Ozone00:33:19
but I chose MTSbank because at least00:33:22
there the building was heavier and plus I communicated00:33:25
there was already an assignment, the assignment was homework00:33:29
I already had some communication with my00:33:30
turned out to be my future boss00:33:33
seemed like an interesting smart guy00:33:35
there was such a thing in the zone, he threw some kind of charm there00:33:37
The task is simple. There are six questions there.00:33:39
the series schedule is going to be put forward there00:33:40
put forward hypotheses like a test or something Well00:33:43
like that, probably yes Well, then00:33:45
there was a time when the task at MTSbank was00:33:48
there is such thing as SQL with windowed ones00:33:50
there are also all sorts of functions there00:33:53
interns Damn it’s not bad actually00:33:57
I wouldn't like to be an intern because00:34:00
there looking ahead when I started to myself00:34:02
intern I was so desperate to look00:34:04
prepare for body kits for a trainee because00:34:06
that you have to ask a lot and with00:34:08
time This is a lot of knowledge00:34:10
transforms into something more00:34:12
practical things you use00:34:14
and the rest is forgotten Well, here we go00:34:18
It turns out that Yes, MTSbank Social Security passed00:34:22
chose between ozone and MTSbank chose00:34:24
MTSbank there were some other strange ones00:34:26
social security because I was00:34:55
in an hour's manner, scrolling through like this00:34:58
to at least know some words00:35:00
which to say but I kind of understood that00:35:02
It’s clear that he’s now banned from pro root00:35:04
banned Yes, that's okay, there's nothing wrong with that00:35:08
other companies That's it00:35:11
were unsuccessful Social Security Yes but chose TS00:35:13
bank and it turns out I chose MTSbank and left with00:35:18
factory Yes I am like now00:35:21
I remember the team at the plant there00:35:23
I liked the guys there, they were really cool00:35:25
The team was pleasant and you can00:35:27
it was really possible for Ani to grow and develop like00:35:29
before this there was some kind of incomprehensible00:35:31
the whole situation and this is how I remember it now, yes00:35:35
I was driving along the way and HR called me like this00:35:39
we decided to take you there00:35:41
such and such conditions are there for internship00:35:43
6 months and then we are waiting for your decision and how00:35:47
I remember now that when you are new to00:35:49
professions are very difficult Yes, start00:35:51
conversations are probably about two main ones00:35:53
things are dismissal and promotion Yeah00:35:57
Because there are always some factors00:35:59
unpleasant and well always somehow00:36:03
pierced Well then you become00:36:05
probably more callous, although not always00:36:08
Well, here I remember, I’m approaching mine00:36:10
I tell the boss damn it, so and so I00:36:13
I want to try a new profession Well, here you go00:36:16
out of the corner of my eye, of course, I already saw00:36:18
it in the browser or in my mail00:36:21
open on computer pop-up00:36:23
Advertising too Sci I understood that it was more likely he00:36:26
he's also interested in this, but he's too00:36:29
got stuck in this profession was And00:36:32
when I told him this I already felt00:36:34
Why does he have such an understanding expression? You00:36:36
left the factory with a promotion and a demotion00:36:39
yes it turns out that I left with a demotion00:36:43
20% not bad but how hard it was00:36:47
decide on this mm yes actually00:36:51
Well, there was definitely a fear of something new.00:36:54
Yeah, that's because00:36:57
as I already said, it was the fourth year00:36:59
just training and up to the module how00:37:01
work in these companies I haven’t had time yet00:37:03
get there Well, and adequately assess what’s there00:37:07
in general how it happens and therefore Well00:37:09
I just didn’t imagine, that is, I don’t know00:37:12
it's like going the other way around and00:37:13
send to the factory and say Survive in00:37:16
Live there and how surprised you were by the sun00:37:19
how everything works and how do you even get into it00:37:21
VVA00:37:24
Well, by the way, I remember that on the first day00:37:27
work I bought myself an Apple Watch because00:37:29
that I thought that IT specialists should go to00:37:30
Apple BOX joke of course and in color00:37:33
sneakers Yes, well, with lavender raf00:37:37
lavender raf Yes, well, it’s during the break00:37:40
yes, well, I imagined how to do it00:37:42
day00:37:43
Quietly you wake up slowly at 12 o'clock00:37:47
get on the scooter00:37:52
goes there for all sorts of calls00:37:55
say hello everyone, you'll work there00:37:58
Then you can spend 2 hours with colleagues00:38:00
discuss something have lunch 2 more00:38:02
an hour and you can go home that there are more of you00:38:05
everything surprised in the collision with00:38:06
reality with the fact that not everyone loves00:38:09
Lavan But in reality what00:38:15
surprised Damn I'm just trying now00:38:17
teleport 2 years ago and00:38:19
remember your00:38:21
emotions nuno vlom00:38:25
what is this whole new area and00:38:29
absolutely nothing is clear even here00:38:32
banal Yes, you study in courses It seemed00:38:34
would he tell you what's there00:38:36
data such and such there are tasks approximately00:38:38
the cases there are like that, you’re sitting in the background00:38:40
you write scripts there and get00:38:43
you get some information in00:38:45
reality00:38:46
come I wanted to say to the factory to the bank00:38:49
or to another job especially when00:38:51
intern And you don’t even understand what00:38:54
programs work there and it’s trivial there00:38:57
where do you start writing queries?00:38:59
some basic things with banks00:39:01
there is another important part:00:39:03
gaining access somewhere because00:39:05
everything is super there This is a serious lot of applications00:39:07
incomprehensible in different systems Well, here it is in00:39:10
at the beginning nothing is clear at all and it’s a plus00:39:13
you suffer from impostor syndrome, but I do00:39:14
it was doubly powerful because I00:39:16
was a goner there were no months of courses A00:39:20
3 with pono Well there you go00:39:23
and I still remember I did tasks on00:39:26
test Social Security there communicated with00:39:28
friends who told me something00:39:30
and I think so damn they're taking me00:39:32
I just don’t understand, maybe it’s there for me00:39:34
lucky or was it a severe syndrome00:39:37
impostor So in the first days it was00:39:39
the most creepy Open Space you are00:39:42
you think there, oh, and you were the only intern or00:39:45
you had some kind of group where I was alone00:39:47
an intern then was also a second one in parallel00:39:50
Well, looking ahead I can say00:39:54
what is the structure of the jar that we have?00:39:58
teams well product owners00:40:01
product they have iOS developers there00:40:04
Android system analysts testers00:40:07
and it happens that for each team or00:40:09
several teams have grocery00:40:11
analysts Yeah and all this is under peace00:40:14
streams of digital businesses that00:40:15
is responsible for the bank application and there is how00:40:18
I still call them freelancers like me00:40:21
guys who allocate00:40:23
there for any questions that is00:40:27
neither Which one in particular am I not attached to00:40:29
was originally assigned to the I team00:40:31
like me already00:40:32
said a month after the device00:40:35
team lead resigned00:40:38
and the product owner quit. And who stayed?00:40:41
who was actually responsible for this whole team?00:40:44
I was left without a product owner00:40:46
left without a clear understanding of us00:40:48
quickly combined there with another00:40:49
team I was left without Hmmm we have there00:40:52
there was another of my senior boss there00:40:56
according to analytics, he helped me00:40:58
gave all sorts of problems to develop00:41:00
suggested something, that is, the one who you00:41:01
he bordi there adapted the sun it00:41:05
there was enough time for people to do onboarding.00:41:08
there is this, well, the whole team, everything as a whole00:41:10
those who come to the office are friendly00:41:12
went and then went to the office yes00:41:17
and well, we have a bunch of charms of all sorts00:41:20
I know what Badi is called in other places00:41:22
That is, it's there, it's anyone, so to speak00:41:25
volunteer who says I'm ready00:41:27
helping new people immerse doesn’t matter00:41:29
that I'm a developer there It doesn't matter that he's there00:41:32
anyone wants to be or whatever00:41:34
position: I came, I’m ready to help him00:41:35
answer any questions give advice00:41:37
there naturally starting from some00:41:39
banal questions: where is the toilet and where00:41:41
I finish eating there when I have money00:41:45
what was your most embarrassing00:41:48
question which you00:41:50
laid down00:41:53
x What is MAU MAU just kidding Don't be ashamed00:41:59
I probably don't remember I was you know00:42:01
maximum collected there right to00:42:04
there are no steps to take, you have to quickly absorb everything and00:42:08
I was extremely focused Well, here we go00:42:11
How are you with all the IT vocabulary?00:42:15
Sinki, I still don’t know some words00:42:17
not very good00:42:18
I understand live That's how it should be00:42:25
think about all sorts of product terms00:42:28
like Grooming, that's all00:42:30
uh there are spikes Well, right away of course Now I00:42:34
I know what it is, but right away when it00:42:36
don't use it Especially I was in that one00:42:38
position that I was not there on the team in00:42:40
attached at the beginning and did not go there to Delhi00:42:42
all sorts of things, of course, are incomprehensible00:42:45
Over time, everything became clear, and00:42:47
some yes of course metrics Well00:42:49
are forgotten or not remembered And after00:42:53
how much did you feel that you were done00:42:55
joined in adapted00:42:59
Well, probably a year later when they did it to me00:43:03
offer in cider I realized that in fact I00:43:07
a valuable specialist and off to work00:43:10
then that is when the syndrome00:43:11
I passed the impostor and when I felt it00:43:13
my00:43:14
value because as I said00:43:17
the circumstances were not the most pleasant00:43:19
it so happened that Yes, people quit their jobs00:43:20
at the beginning no one with my development00:43:24
there was no one to ask00:43:26
promotions because there is no growth00:43:28
was And passed there from July to October00:43:33
I've already gone to social security because I don't00:43:36
I felt that the bank was developing me there00:43:38
the project was unclear00:43:40
what and Well, I’m not the leader of anyone, yes00:43:44
Dada Well I felt abandoned it00:43:45
of course the most00:43:47
unpleasant So I went to Social Security and harshly00:43:50
I'm everywhere [ __ ] off the most unpleasant ones00:43:52
Social benefits were the most pleasant in Sberbank00:43:55
social services were in VK because in Sberbank for You00:43:57
at least they didn’t tell you why00:44:00
they blow you off and I still remember there00:44:02
were Well, I had the maximum honor necessary00:44:04
start with this00:44:05
on these questions of enchantment I immediately speak00:44:09
what’s there, I don’t understand the tests or Nes didn’t take them00:44:13
I didn’t lie on my resume, well, I wrote something00:44:15
the template is what I sent you00:44:17
It’s clear that this is probably stupid00:44:19
to say after 3 months that I became there00:44:21
analytics boss, well, some experience00:44:24
was a good description of what a request this is00:44:26
probably the main emphasis as in many00:44:28
banks and Well, I openly spoke to the charms00:44:31
at the first meetings there, what's there and tests in00:44:34
I know the theory but haven’t put it into practice00:44:36
Python applied SQL very superficially00:44:39
like norms Uh-huh statistics like from AB00:44:42
tests are also so-so Probability theory00:44:44
Well, as if it’s normal Well, well, we’ve been00:44:47
such incidents that the charms are like that00:44:50
Okay, you come up and start walking through00:44:52
the following stages as in Sberdevice and I before00:44:56
I still remember it opens Well laf coding00:44:59
the test stage opens and I see what’s there00:45:02
on the second line like a little about00:45:04
I'm like, damn where did I end up?00:45:08
this Social Security was as unpleasant as possible00:45:10
Of course you shouldn't do that when00:45:12
during a job interview they tell you Well, like00:45:14
in general everything is clear, you know this00:45:16
expression as if it's your fault that you00:45:17
called That's why it's negative At the same time00:45:20
I think it was spring00:45:23
a vkn o or00:45:26
I was also invited there very easily and00:45:29
there was Social Security which I didn’t have time to go to00:45:31
there were two pleasant things to prepare00:45:34
this is the first thing they gave at the end in Delivery00:45:36
Club promo code for 1,000 rubles and I ate00:45:39
the second is00:45:42
that the interviewers were super polite to you00:45:46
they told me everything they showed me I understood00:45:48
that I did not pull and as they say man00:45:51
at the other end he was honestly doing his job00:45:52
time, that is, he had half an hour there with00:45:54
I couldn't communicate with me, I couldn't do anything there00:45:56
speak roughly speaking he is there with me00:45:59
unwind, you understand, yes, that's all I am, Well00:46:02
yes, that is, despite the fact that there was00:46:03
Of course the fiasco was still pleasant00:46:06
impression That's actually Yes it was00:46:10
the period is so incomprehensible and six months later00:46:13
that is, in July I got a job and in February00:46:15
we have opened a new one00:46:17
project new direction at the bank recruited00:46:20
a new team and they sent me there as00:46:22
freelancer to develop this direction and00:46:26
I was no longer a trainee then, as I understand it00:46:28
internship there literally in a couple of months00:46:30
before this ended and you as you were00:46:33
June or Medlon somehow worked for you00:46:35
bottom Well, it would be strange if I chalked00:46:38
became After 6 months, you never know I’m here00:46:41
never was the bottom by the way yes yes00:46:44
yes Because you know how Mysterious00:46:46
history me ba you start signora and then00:46:49
little by little Now I'm definitely a trainee00:46:51
analytics in the opposite direction yes Well here we go00:46:55
went to a new one00:46:57
direction, not only did I not have time00:46:59
adapt to the bank as it were00:47:01
get into banking analytics00:47:03
applications learn everything all different cases00:47:05
touch feel And here's something new00:47:07
direction different application absolutely00:47:09
there is a company in another building00:47:12
MTS And they tell you Well, you need to build00:47:14
everything And so the long journey began00:47:18
An interesting way to find information is here00:47:22
you come and it’s real for you00:47:23
imagine I show you on my phone00:47:24
application and they say it’s here00:47:26
banner Tell me what they are like from there00:47:28
sales and who is generally responsible for it? Well00:47:31
in the bank we have 5,000 employees and in MTS00:47:33
50,000 employees there If I'm not mistaken00:47:35
you still need it as it were00:47:37
understand which side to fight in which00:47:41
side to act here too Of course00:47:43
super solves Well, in addition to networking, this00:47:46
of course soft skills Well, how do you like it00:47:49
I had to look for the owner of the banner00:47:50
you just write in the general chat like dudes00:47:52
whose banner there were no general chats00:47:54
we are MTS MTSbank such different companies00:47:58
We don’t have any particular intersections00:48:00
m except for some probably general projects00:48:03
and well, somehow he suggested Wherever there is00:48:06
some kind of banner there is someone who is in00:48:08
bank for This is most likely responsible00:48:10
we had it there cvm - this is the command00:48:12
which promotes secondary sales there00:48:15
they somehow launched them via cvm00:48:17
MTS and slowly like this00:48:20
the ball unwinds the thread and finds Well00:48:23
This is not technical for you anymore00:48:24
skills like this00:48:26
business business Yes and therefore business00:48:29
skills have been developing all this time and00:48:31
technical ones have not developed therefore00:48:33
naturally after that I couldn’t go00:48:35
on Social Security and win in Life coding00:48:37
you don't feel sorry for anyone00:48:40
I don’t regret it because I understood from the beginning00:48:44
that as I also said at the beginning is super00:48:46
I immediately understood how to become a programmer00:48:48
I won't succeed00:48:50
enough nya dressed with perseverance and00:48:53
motivation but of course I kind of feel this00:48:56
I understand that it's great there00:48:58
some analyst or super00:49:00
It is unlikely that I will become a programmer00:49:02
parts of Hard skills but I have good ones00:49:05
I think Soph's skills are good networking00:49:08
I like to communicate with people and I00:49:10
I like to invent something and find something00:49:13
this is more towards business benefits00:49:15
someone is coming Well this is very important for00:49:18
analytics seems important for an analyst yes00:49:20
And in fact, just different situations and00:49:22
positions exist when needed00:49:24
the man who is there with good hard00:49:26
slamy and which will really suck there00:49:28
some kind of hard funnels hard systems00:49:30
tie together hard a00:49:33
carry out tests and really some00:49:35
find insights And there are projects in00:49:37
which there is nothing and need first00:49:39
turn the site Prepare for this00:49:41
to do something That's what happened00:49:44
in general, I prepared the site and00:49:47
it turns out that this year in February I00:49:50
I even hired an intern and he was there00:49:52
left, that is, he became the leader himself00:49:56
yes it turns out after a year and a half00:49:59
after the start00:50:01
I was looking for work, thinking about further growth00:50:04
because the manager is my job00:50:11
[music]00:50:12
getting tired00:50:15
and thanks to the good communication there with my00:50:18
Analytics Managers Well Center00:50:21
analysts This is the position of the manager That00:50:23
yes, he doesn’t pump your ski checks00:50:25
He solves the problems of the analytics center Well00:50:28
So I had direct, good communication with him and00:50:30
right in the open we can talk there Dima like00:50:32
I need to develop what to do next and I00:50:35
I told him right away that well, of course it’s money00:50:39
Yeah, but by the way, an interesting question: When do you00:50:42
became After how long did you become in it00:50:44
earn more than00:50:48
factory After 6 months After 6 months00:50:52
that is, at the end of the internship Yes00:50:53
the end00:50:54
internships were good money and00:50:57
now I think good especially for00:50:59
beginners00:51:00
specialists Listen, it turns out cool00:51:03
the bet is successful the bet is successful Yes but it is necessary00:51:05
understand that I was lucky that I found00:51:08
work fast enough Well yes 3 months00:51:11
just from the courses No, really00:51:14
It was the job search that took from May 2000:51:18
somewhere Uh-huh and it ended on July 17th I’m already00:51:22
started working well that's about one and a half00:51:24
month for yes it is very lucky Well with00:51:26
taking into account the fact that there were communications and there00:51:28
between communication between stages of the week00:51:30
pass there with a charm talked through00:51:32
a week with some boss and in general00:51:34
yes Lucky and how many stages there were00:51:38
on average 2-2-first stage - this is with00:51:42
the charm of the second stage is with some00:51:46
Head of Analytics, Team Lead00:51:48
for example the third stage - This is00:51:49
directly from00:51:51
team So with the team with the owner00:51:54
products that gives you there00:51:56
questions and Well, how about they are all looking for you00:51:59
people so that the skills are good and00:52:02
was pleasant for the team and that you00:52:04
I liked it Well, it’s understandable human00:52:06
factor Well yes uh and medlon you became Through00:52:10
how much medlon00:52:13
mm I think probably in exactly a year00:52:17
that is, it turns out I left for work in February00:52:18
new project Uh-huh I remember it now00:52:22
June I had it with Vlad by the way00:52:24
climbing librus M planned00:52:26
this was my old dream and before that00:52:29
oh well, can you imagine there are moments like this00:52:33
you're in a bad mood about something00:52:35
there is some kind of stone lying in my soul and I open it00:52:38
hante Uh-huh I’m thinking damn what to do00:52:41
I remember that six months ago this00:52:44
were most useless attempts00:52:46
get somewhere because some00:52:47
There were hellish social security services and they didn’t let me go anywhere. Well00:52:50
So I open HeadHunter and see00:52:52
first line City dri Well, this is the former00:52:54
ud carsharing and I thought they were cute00:52:57
I was great00:52:59
involved Sheri which I enjoyed00:53:01
from the time when they had smart phones00:53:04
and I respond and immediately MCH immediately00:53:07
invites you to chat and it turns out00:53:10
I passed it with timber in 2 weeks00:53:13
all the social benefits they did to me00:53:16
of course they piled up money there00:53:20
more normal at times and here I wanted00:53:23
I'd say it's hard to say00:53:26
some kind of luck, lottery or other luck00:53:28
but I can say for sure00:53:30
that it helps to involve you in something00:53:34
the place where you are00:53:35
Social security if you need to go to the bank00:53:38
always find out Even if you are an intern at00:53:40
which team to do what because00:53:42
bank Yes, any other company is00:53:45
a set of different commands starting there from00:53:47
some platform technical and00:53:48
I'm finishing there00:53:50
from drawing buttons in the application Well there you go00:53:53
also on different products and with City00:53:56
drive in the case I had a good PM00:53:58
because I'm their only app00:54:00
I used them, I knew them completely00:54:03
good leaders with whom I am00:54:06
talked and had questions, how are you?00:54:11
courses were told, that is, in words00:54:13
asked teri probabilities for some cases00:54:16
Ask around coding Well just talk about00:54:20
that would be normal, adequate with good00:54:22
lazy man00:54:24
or the real task probably seems00:54:27
incredible but the tasks don’t change00:54:28
these are basic ones for social security there are losses00:54:31
probabilities about coins There and so on00:54:34
and it turns out that it happened00:54:36
during the match they asked me00:54:39
there are questions like this00:54:42
here is a man finishing his trip and a car00:54:45
it lasts for a very long time how is this possible00:54:47
there, for example, change it somehow, explore00:54:50
is it possible Well, in general, such cases were asked00:54:52
I had the answer ready in advance because00:54:54
that I used this application I00:54:56
I saw what features they are implementing00:54:58
For example00:54:59
before that there was a feature that you00:55:02
indicate a point during the trip00:55:04
completion and they give you a discount Uh-huh Well there you go00:55:06
I'm there too based on this something00:55:07
suggested a good idea there, well in general00:55:11
happened h yes as I said it was good and00:55:13
Then they gave me not Life coding but homemade00:55:16
task and when I opened it it was00:55:17
the same homework as everyone else00:55:19
courses, including on yours they tell00:55:21
that is, I just think G was there00:55:24
parse it like six columns00:55:26
type ID car number date level00:55:30
fuel city and something else Yeah And so00:55:33
actually the tasks were there to evaluate the series00:55:35
estimate the number of cars by city00:55:38
the average volume of fuel went further there00:55:41
any questions with00:55:43
I don’t remember exactly with the stars, it’s also not great00:55:46
intricate explorer so good00:55:49
And the last two points were on the general00:55:53
did you need it I don’t remember exactly00:55:57
wording but needed to be tied to00:55:58
districts of Moscow coordinates Well, here's how00:56:01
since this file also contained coordinates00:56:03
latitude00:56:04
longitude of the starting point and ending point00:56:07
Well this is quite an ADV00:56:09
Yes, the deadlines were tight, but I was00:56:12
interesting especially like pandas00:56:14
passed means you will pass geopandas too00:56:16
I haven’t worked with geodata before. Just00:56:19
Vlad told me he was already working on00:56:20
this moment in cyan in cyan there too00:56:23
there are coordinates That's all and that's why00:56:25
he said, Zhenya, hold the geo pans00:56:27
study study I couldn't completely study it00:56:30
I understand how it works what type00:56:32
he takes the data to his entrance and there00:56:34
I needed to conjure a spell, I already had deadlines00:56:35
went to this witchcraft further00:56:38
the hardest thing was I remember it now00:56:40
this m map00:56:44
M lines of the landfill areas and I found the site00:56:49
where you can download This is all because00:56:51
that first I downloaded there from Open stre00:56:53
Maps in my opinion00:56:55
map of Moscow I was surprised that Moscow was there00:56:58
MKAT is like this and then this is like this00:56:59
a huge extension to Troitsk and such00:57:02
I think no [ __ ] Well, that’s it actually00:57:04
last task I last two tasks00:57:06
probably didn't do it, but I'm there as much as possible00:57:09
I wrote it down and connected some00:57:11
library attached file00:57:13
with district polygons00:57:16
Moscow attached the measures and wrote so00:57:19
almost in St. Petersburg’s laptop, right?00:57:21
I had enough time there and worked but00:57:25
I wish I could fight a little00:57:27
definitely do it Well, that’s what happened next00:57:30
final Social Security00:57:32
And I passed Social Security in the negotiations at my place00:57:36
at work classic Probably this is the third00:57:38
awkward situation when you encounter00:57:40
at new jobs first Yes, these are questions00:57:43
the second one for dismissal is promotion00:57:45
and the third is when you need to pass Social Security A00:57:48
you wow everyone I think everyone did this00:57:50
everyone strives but everyone did it that way00:57:52
to do and how I remember it was there now00:57:56
probably five women I don’t remember exactly00:57:59
there were all the directors and we just know how00:58:02
the question and answer floated down the river and it was00:58:04
really, as good as possible. What about it?00:58:06
there were questions exactly the same about all sorts of00:58:08
food cases about00:58:10
experience about how a person yes Horror to me00:58:14
I think this must be creepy00:58:16
ineffective M maybe I'm confused Well exactly00:58:19
there were at least four, but I remember that00:58:21
it was all women and here's one in my opinion00:58:23
Denis's name was something like tekhlit Uh-huh Well00:58:25
That's what we actually discussed there. They00:58:27
they told us that we are part00:58:31
Citymobile had all the infrastructure00:58:34
they have technical server hardware and00:58:37
they also provided analytics later00:58:39
City M left, we stayed and we are at home00:58:41
we will rebuild it all again and me00:58:44
for such a project as collapse and yes00:58:47
we discussed cases with him00:58:50
demonstrated his involvement in00:58:51
products there literally knowing the features that00:58:54
they are the last to lay down while colliding00:58:56
there with some problems myself when00:58:58
for example, there and the geolocation is stupid Yes, you’re not00:59:01
you can end the lease or you can’t00:59:03
find a car, there is a point, but there is no car00:59:06
So we discussed all this very well. They00:59:07
realized that I00:59:16
those involved are not the result of yours00:59:19
technical specifications Yes there you are00:59:21
A+ did what you got00:59:23
there is a good approach and well, any00:59:27
if he's smart he can do anything00:59:29
want to learn Well, it's true if you00:59:31
you can do the technical perfectly00:59:32
task then you have already outgrown this position00:59:34
Well, yes, well, especially since the building was00:59:36
really creative interesting And for me00:59:39
that moment had something to compare with others00:59:42
all sorts of companies where online coding00:59:43
passed by and it was somehow strange00:59:46
home buildings they are usually more00:59:47
interesting more detailed more00:59:50
creative is cool and you already mean00:59:52
went to Elbrus There was no offer00:59:56
accepted they sent it to me and I remotely00:59:59
communicated with his superiors Dima01:00:01
Dima discussed there I want to develop there01:00:04
further as an analyst in City Drava for me01:00:06
I had a super difficult dilemma for exactly a year01:00:08
passed while I01:00:10
left the factory there and got a job as an intern at01:00:14
an incomprehensible place in an incomprehensible profession01:00:16
and exactly a year later I was the same01:00:18
I'm worried because I don't know what01:00:20
to do there It would seem, here too, right away01:00:24
I say supporter there from place to place01:00:26
move on Because you still have to01:00:27
develop anywhere01:00:29
in fact, you can find something to develop yourself in01:00:32
because there are a lot of people and you can get along with everyone01:00:34
communicate and find some experience01:00:35
useful for myself and it was just like that01:00:38
the crossroads are unclear and I kind of wanted01:00:40
go to citydrive because I wanted to01:00:42
straight tough interesting analytical01:00:45
experience or stay in MTSbank and01:00:48
work there partly as a manager01:00:49
work partly so boring01:00:51
lining up analysts Yeah, here I am01:00:56
outbid the offer for 500 or 5,000 rubles01:01:00
from above I thought let's go let's stay Well01:01:04
5,000 is 5,000 5,000 yes money01:01:07
significant starting from the internship01:01:09
salaries More precisely, Gina’s salaries are mine01:01:12
They offered plus 50%, this is a significant amount01:01:16
really six digits let's say01:01:19
six figures six figures yes speech01:01:21
talking about six-figure sums Well here we are01:01:24
I was just such a culture shock01:01:25
because damn I even have a year of experience01:01:27
no, I came in July and in May I already have01:01:29
I make such serious offers And here I am:01:01:32
I remember now I stood on the platform and I01:01:34
HR called and this is what I think we are01:01:36
Damn, what if they changed their minds last time?01:01:38
moment we watched, we talked01:01:40
you're sitting like that, you're thinking Damn now01:01:42
again there will probably be a refusal and we01:01:44
They offered you such and such a sum and I kind of01:01:47
well, initially they asked me preference01:01:49
called him there01:01:51
plus 20-30 To yourself because Well syndrome01:01:54
an impostor of course there, well, that's it01:01:57
this is for understanding all this in the area01:01:59
100,000 were such ranges Well, here it is01:02:02
here they piled on me 50% and you sit01:02:04
that's what you think.01:02:06
and the decision was made as much as possible01:02:08
difficult because impostor cider01:02:10
only intensified, not only did I somehow01:02:13
climbed into the bank with experience of 3 months of courses A01:02:17
here after like less than a year01:02:20
I already have a very good salary01:02:23
they offer and Well, it was a bit scary And how01:02:28
you made the decision in the end Damn I walked01:02:30
at this time everything is on the librus on Ascension01:02:32
I thought about all this for a while and Vlad who am I with01:02:35
he didn’t give me any specifics, but01:02:37
how to put some dots01:02:40
I came and talked to my people01:02:42
bosses and decided to stay in01:02:45
thanks also to the people here01:02:48
a good boss who is an analyst01:02:50
was the leader uh nice uh01:02:54
and my direct business Leader on01:02:57
with whom I worked, with whom we are fire and water01:02:58
passed this such a serious woman with01:03:01
serious banking experience and we have a lot01:03:05
intersecting hobbies she won't be there01:03:08
talk about age but she's an adult01:03:10
probably a woman she has a child there01:03:12
she went to Elbrus and Baikal01:03:14
I skated across there Oh I crossed01:03:17
and she's awesome on freeride skis01:03:20
she rides a motorcycle awesome01:03:22
rides and that is, he was like a leader01:03:24
just like me with the same ones01:03:25
hobbies and I also ride there01:03:27
motorcycle skiing snowboarding01:03:29
I travel there and are also lovers of everything01:03:31
like that and I kind of thought Yes it is necessary01:03:34
stay Cool by the way you said01:03:36
what always bothered you at the factory?01:03:39
collective collective uh than most01:03:44
you were pleased with it in this regard01:03:47
probably pleased with the middle age01:03:50
I was glad that there was no hard01:03:52
subordination That is, everyone uses T to communicate with I01:03:54
very much a Muscovite from the intelligentsia01:03:56
family and I found it very difficult01:03:59
move on but over the years, of course, everything has gone away01:04:01
because it would seem that people are adults or01:04:03
strangers need to communicate well01:04:05
no And probably in our bank too01:04:07
You communicate with almost everyone01:04:09
That made me happy. Yes, the young people liked it01:04:12
here is one of the first friends with km I01:04:14
met This is Dima ayos developer01:04:17
he was also young and probably graduated there01:04:20
my age and we went with him of course01:04:23
lavender ra in pere played basketball on01:04:26
on the street during breaks Well, in general it’s like this01:04:28
relaxed atmosphere and still01:04:31
I think that working in it, no matter what I do01:04:33
During these 2 years I was engaged in analytics in01:04:36
many times easier than working on01:04:39
the factory is less stressful compared to01:04:42
what did you do before? what caused you01:04:45
basic stress basic stress what is it01:04:47
Well01:04:49
imagine working in a factory Well, most often01:04:52
she's so much more tense because U01:04:54
you have such and such a work schedule01:04:56
it's customary to go there, you know, I don't know01:04:58
drink coffee everyone is so serious From01:05:00
bell before the bell they work you come to01:05:02
8:00 am you sit there and you have two01:05:04
monitor drawings details and you understand01:05:07
that your mistakes - This results in01:05:09
production of the part is incorrect01:05:11
production incorrect assembly in01:05:13
jambs deadlines are running out01:05:15
and you need super attentiveness right01:05:18
you sit and pay maximum attention and01:05:20
I relaxed a little somewhere there01:05:22
the curved part turned out wrong01:05:24
the wrong drawing has settled and here you are01:05:26
you're sitting straight with 9 percent01:05:29
concentration That is, the main result is01:05:32
factors are very formal01:05:34
environment and great responsibility Yes01:05:38
Well, it really seems like that to me, but01:05:40
the jar didn't feel any big01:05:42
responsibility for what is there01:05:45
mm Well, in some periods I felt but01:05:48
overall I'm kind of calm about it01:05:49
I always think about what we01:05:51
We are not working soon and from our mistakes01:05:53
no one will die Well, also in the worst case01:05:56
You will be fired, but you still have to try01:05:58
Are there any errors like this anywhere?01:06:00
make it true that is, you stayed01:06:06
at MTSbank Yeah and changed the team later01:06:10
you said the command, I didn’t change it01:06:14
it turns out I've been working since May01:06:16
before01:06:18
January and January I came with a request01:06:21
where to grow next there analytics01:06:24
I was slowly starting to line up01:06:26
more boring And I need it in my opinion01:06:28
temperament according to my hobbies and how01:06:32
how I quickly went into it I want some01:06:34
drive all the time and I still want it01:06:36
came there to see his supervisor01:06:38
Dima told the analyst how to me01:06:40
develop but I didn’t come with01:06:42
I said empty handed that I want money01:06:45
I want to lead someone and I want01:06:47
upgrade public skills there01:06:49
speeches Well, that’s all to the maximum01:06:52
easily discussed, that is, the money is there01:06:54
agreed on me quickly enough01:06:56
appreciated and I was very useful01:06:58
the intern was agreed upon and I was allocated Chara01:07:01
This charm and I found an intern for me01:07:05
I probably had demons there Well 1001:07:08
there were probably 15 flashbacks in yours01:07:10
your own process there were flashbacks you know01:07:12
I also arranged the wheel of samsara01:07:17
gave technical specifications the same as01:07:19
to me01:07:20
gave Well, what was it like to evaluate your01:07:24
Well, the same technical task01:07:26
which you did, uh, I’ll tell you briefly, I didn’t01:07:28
I understood how the guys took me, well01:07:31
will advance smarter and that's it01:07:34
e chose one intern there, Kirill, and he01:07:37
studied at the tower at that time and in this01:07:40
I graduated this year and it’s right there in my diploma01:07:42
written directly in the master's degree courses there01:07:45
in python for data analysis that is01:07:47
Naturally they are more savvy01:07:49
but in fairness they are all fumbling for01:07:52
Karpov's courses, that is, Despite the fact that01:07:54
There are Universities where Yes, that’s all01:07:56
still teach people who01:07:57
are interested they know about it Well course01:08:00
shorter01:08:01
hurry up Well01:08:03
yes half yes what01:08:07
when there were moments when you were right01:08:10
remembered the learning process or something01:08:17
such a learning process was recalled And even01:08:20
opened it when preparing for others01:08:22
social security so look remember01:08:25
some cases on python were useful Well01:08:27
literally the last few modules01:08:29
you open where the final interesting thing is01:08:31
taking some tests just to brush up on your skills01:08:34
because what me01:08:37
It was disappointing that the stack is different everywhere, it’s trivial01:08:40
SQL in different languages Yes it is written and01:08:43
ends up being used somewhere01:08:45
python somewhere salem and in our bank on01:08:48
first place of course SQL Well01:08:51
programming like any such thing01:08:53
connected with this it is forgotten if you01:08:55
you don't do anything and damn your hands are real01:08:57
they forget especially when you don’t have one yet01:09:00
some kind of foundation after graduation01:09:02
all sorts of courses and several are forgotten01:09:05
times I came back to replay this01:09:08
it was somehow01:09:09
even just for fun I went through the simulator01:09:12
according to SQ I was just interested because01:09:14
that when I started e simulators on the left01:09:18
there was no overall there was some01:09:22
uh simulator I don’t remember some website Well01:09:24
so very strange, probably so01:09:27
simple there with a window and from the nineties01:09:29
like Butoh Yes yes yes that's him01:09:31
and Well, he raised more questions than01:09:35
helped me learn something and therefore Yes I01:09:39
I constantly remembered something from you, found it01:09:41
something new01:09:43
and there was a moment when I needed to get there01:09:46
before01:09:47
visualization in my opinion I looked about01:09:49
several scoreboards01:09:51
vidos Well, literally it’s superficial01:09:54
to get into the context and that’s it. Well, of course01:09:57
here, like everyone else, they probably know that any01:09:59
profession especially it is a profession01:10:01
where you need to constantly learn to develop01:10:03
learn something to expand your01:10:05
Horizons And by the way, you said that you01:10:09
saravat was when you went to look for work01:10:12
when I encountered this01:10:14
awareness Well, probably with him regularly01:10:17
encountered the first six months when I was still01:10:19
didn't understand what to do01:10:21
m of course01:10:24
code you write queries at a serious level01:10:26
no longer a simulator, no tasks there01:10:30
courses And on the combat server there Of course01:10:33
more skills needed And when data01:10:36
heavy, here the second factor already appears01:10:39
it's how optimized you are01:10:41
you know how to write a request, it’s true Well, here you go01:10:44
then I'm still at home at work01:10:47
everything according to Daddy01:10:48
know work app01:10:52
ban01:10:56
divided into hierarchies there and if you open01:11:00
the first folders are of course full of trash Well01:11:03
the truth is that such things are better for no one01:11:05
seem to remember I once asked01:11:07
girlfriend help me get ready for01:11:09
interview and she's basically talking about it01:11:12
I regret it, she still laughs at me01:11:15
because of this, although I'm probably better now01:11:17
I’m writing BN I had such a case, I also have one01:11:20
one very shameful story so you can01:11:23
then cut the horse Well, we'll see01:11:25
but as I already told you in July I01:11:29
worked but did not complete the courses01:11:31
Looking ahead I will say I haven't finished but I01:11:34
made an attempt to write off the courses here01:11:37
write off Yes, it’s like, You know, there’s a meme01:11:41
uh, like, friend, let me write it off, just don’t01:11:44
Write it down exactly like this And like Where are you Well01:11:48
here with a friend who has the right courses01:11:50
passed and I mean you are with him with him01:11:52
I was spying Yes, I kind of wanted to01:11:54
look get inspired but somehow that's it01:11:56
it took a rainy day01:12:00
there's not enough left I think so Damn why01:12:02
I wish I could copy paste here01:12:04
normal topic Well it actually happened01:12:07
unpleasant and unpleasant in front of a friend01:12:08
because it was easily hidden in front of01:12:10
you are unpleasant and in the end I agreed01:12:12
Honestly, what's the downside? You've got me second there01:12:16
keep the task for Vlad and I’m there01:12:18
I will be responsible for my own ki Well, glory01:12:22
God this is unreal life01:12:24
just training Yes that's it yes01:12:28
But what is your plan now?01:12:30
further growth you get01:12:33
agreed on a senior position with01:12:35
the leader turns out to be me01:12:38
as I wrote to you exactly 2 years after I01:12:41
I came to the bank as an intern, I went back to01:12:44
new direction of MTS01:12:47
investments there are even more [ __ ] with everyone01:12:51
data with analytics and in our bank I01:12:54
talked there with fellow analysts and01:12:57
really everyone said Damn like no01:12:59
go there it's like complete [ __ ] there01:13:00
there’s nothing at all, well, here I am with this one01:13:04
I sorted it out in about 2 months01:13:06
built analytics and the tough thing was01:13:08
the fact that T is probably a useful section01:13:12
advice and broadening your horizons what you need01:13:15
always think about the nature of origin01:13:19
data any there any employer01:13:22
any company set set01:13:24
data sources and in case there we have01:13:28
These are banking sources of all sorts of RBOs01:13:31
sibel ipso what is it01:13:33
Of course I can’t say this for sure, but it’s01:13:36
such systems tsf tsf ipso01:13:39
called the type for financial information01:13:42
for financial and for exchange there with the Central Bank01:13:44
information for building accounting01:13:46
reporting Well, in general, something like that01:13:49
some antediluvian, one might say RM01:13:51
Siebel systems are generally an RM system01:13:54
which there, in my opinion, is the same company with01:13:57
eagle Ok which SQL is also there and they have it01:14:00
We also have our own database, everything is on01:14:01
orkley Well, the difficulty was01:14:05
volume what is investment like?01:14:08
another application not within the bank's circuit01:14:09
within MTS but at the same time reporting01:14:11
goes through the bank and had to figure it out01:14:13
in source systems, that is, to sing01:14:16
be system analysts and01:14:18
figure out what and how it falls to01:14:21
unfortunately not just like the course there01:14:23
you are presented with a list of six tables with01:14:26
description of fields in reality01:14:28
there seems to be no description in these01:14:31
complex systems and there Simply everyone01:14:34
Each table starts with an ID and01:14:38
depending on which table01:14:39
meaning this is an ID if this is a table01:14:41
clients then this is the client ID if this01:14:43
table of contracts then This is most likely the ID01:14:45
some kind of agreement of course01:14:47
documentation no no yes classic Well01:14:50
this is actually very complicated01:14:52
pain in many banks it is not01:14:55
only here and these are all old01:14:57
systems that support and well now01:15:00
there is some kind of import substitution going on in terms of01:15:02
databases and equipment therefore goes01:15:04
slowly switching to domestic01:15:06
all sorts of analogues and in parallel with this how01:15:08
since we are putting things in order in a lot of places01:15:11
this is interesting Tell me what are you up to now01:15:14
want to come in another 201:15:18
good01:15:22
question01:15:23
there are not closed gestalts I want01:15:26
do in the direction I'm going01:15:28
I work better, I do better analytics01:15:31
product cases find the best insights01:15:34
I want01:15:35
to popularize it in01:15:38
bank to develop the topic of analytics because01:15:41
that our bank is not a court of law and its role01:15:45
analytics she literally appeared in 201:15:47
years before I appeared at the bank That is01:15:49
she's still at a good stage01:15:52
formation I have such a personal interest01:15:54
this is because I know a lot of people there01:15:56
I communicate with a lot of people I can there01:15:58
agree on some public01:16:00
performances because as I said I01:16:02
I work there partly01:16:08
managerial who gives his01:16:10
some markup, some analytics and01:16:13
all this will turn out to be some kind of grocery01:16:16
cases discover01:16:18
get some work01:16:22
and the effect And I really want everything01:16:26
appreciated around especially in the bank01:16:28
analysts and understood that these were people01:16:31
who actually interact with01:16:32
data and can actually carry some kind of01:16:34
business sense business benefit Well by the way I01:16:38
thought about the importance of this from day one01:16:42
Karpov courses Here we are just now01:16:44
did a course on decision making01:16:48
basis data So I completely understand yours01:16:52
passion is a scourge when a manager doesn’t know how to01:16:56
Well, yes, well, people are different, some01:16:58
someone has been working for a long time, someone comes earlier01:17:00
everyone has a different baggage of knowledge and, as it were, always01:17:04
when you work with this it seems like01:17:06
it's a bad place to work because01:17:08
such and such bad people, but in reality Well01:17:10
Everywhere you come across different people and well, no01:17:13
well, the perfect solution, it's surprising that you01:17:15
you know, considering that01:17:17
that ordinary people understand this When already01:17:21
walked back and forth looked at Well, yeah01:17:23
you see me with broad horizons I was like01:17:25
on social security and talked with different people there01:17:28
friends from different companies there, well01:17:31
because actually I have there01:17:33
I have a lot of friends and I’m generally interested01:17:35
This is the topic of analytics and I go there sometimes01:17:38
for all sorts of cool events01:17:40
mother of marketing when you're with someone01:17:41
getting acquainted01:17:42
Well, it happens that someone invites and01:17:45
somewhere there is a call and yes, and in general on01:17:48
in fact, as it turns out, the industry is there01:17:50
it's not that big and if you01:17:54
you work there in one place and there are many01:17:55
with whom do you communicate with some experienced01:17:57
guys They are there after some time01:17:59
in a year in two in three maybe01:18:01
leave but in general the circle of these people he01:18:04
narrow and acceptable there in every bank01:18:07
may know some leaders there01:18:08
you in the bank and if we talk about01:18:11
you know the banking topic01:18:13
the circulation of banks there are people who from01:18:15
MTS are leaving01:18:18
VVKO there01:18:19
VTB from VTB will return somewhere else later01:18:22
managers back there with a promotion01:18:24
there are people who worked for us who came01:18:26
from alpha then went back to alpha01:18:28
people who Well, not only analysts there are01:18:30
people who left us for TB they are there01:18:33
they didn’t like the VTB bureaucracy01:18:35
came back Well, in general Yes01:18:37
such a small circle of people and01:18:40
if you communicate, you have a general idea01:18:42
what where and how where what pain where what01:18:45
pros It seems to me that such a cycle is everywhere01:18:47
In telecom there are actually three companies, all of them01:18:49
Careers are spiraling Yeah So yeah01:18:53
but would you like to be a leader in01:18:54
future or more as an Expert in his01:18:58
area I would certainly like more01:19:00
to be a leader is why I am now01:19:03
I'll think about it in the New Year too01:19:05
look for an intern, well this time I’m not01:19:08
I will issue the same expectation as in01:19:09
last time already more interesting you already01:19:12
pumped up and even more so with the trainee I01:19:14
current luck, he has become really smart01:19:16
guy and does a good job01:19:20
so, well, I already know that01:19:23
watch especially when you watch other people's01:19:26
summary m by the way there is another topic01:19:29
interesting A In addition to my main job, I01:19:33
I'm doing a Pet project So tell me01:19:38
as I remember now it was a long time01:19:40
history in July returning again01:19:43
back I got hired by VDS01:19:46
bank Yeah and somewhere in August I went to01:19:49
to friends at the dacha near Nizhny Novgorod Uh-huh01:19:51
And there he met a mutual friend of you, he01:19:54
I worked at Yandex then, we were doing something there01:19:57
communicated communicated and A year later I see01:20:00
like he posts somewhere on Instagram01:20:02
photo that they made their startup there01:20:05
connected01:20:06
with trips01:20:08
joint and I wrote to him and I tell him01:20:12
Vasya, I want to try you there01:20:13
it’s really possible to call for something there01:20:15
small team but application in ri01:20:17
Everything is everywhere, they work great01:20:19
develop a lot of experience you can from this01:20:21
get and I on a voluntary basis01:20:23
fit into e Movement A and two01:20:27
reasons The first one was really for me01:20:29
interesting the second of course I wanted01:20:31
gain experience and compensation01:20:33
lack of some knowledge in MTSbank01:20:36
Because this is where Python comes in01:20:39
because there was such data01:20:42
specific ones need to be processed, well01:20:44
SRO type data Yes, they are simply not SQ01:20:47
stick it together anywhere Well here it is01:20:50
and and it turns out that01:20:53
probably a year or a little more than a year01:20:55
I'm working on this project, we're already there01:20:57
agreed on some specific01:20:58
the cost of my work is not bad Here it is01:21:02
would be very symbolic, but I'm interested01:21:04
feel this in the topic of startups too01:21:08
also has its own specifics, many can be01:21:11
tools to try those that are not01:21:13
tried it on01:21:14
work you work with other data new01:21:17
cases right there if returning to topics01:21:20
My travel flashbacks started with geo01:21:22
pandas I finished him off I built him on the map01:21:24
I studied all sorts of travel routes there01:21:27
libraries from Uber that can be found there01:21:30
use to work there with01:21:31
building routes from the Last of01:21:34
interesting things I used there01:21:37
there are libraries under the hood of the system01:21:39
which is in this startup in which you are01:21:43
make a request for a passenger trip01:21:46
submit your application for the trip and here's ema under01:21:49
substitutes the hood01:21:51
coordinate their route and if the route is there01:21:55
certain01:21:56
[music]01:21:58
say it corresponds to the parameters, yes then01:22:01
as if the match will take place Well here it is01:22:04
I decided to have free time there too01:22:05
practice with it and thought about how it is01:22:07
in the end I came there01:22:10
brilliant idea returning to all this01:22:12
autoclicker to my people when I'm there01:22:15
Instagram cheated himself coins01:22:16
some I thought it was necessary the same01:22:19
use it but using python01:22:21
and in the end, as it turned out, you can simply01:22:23
through the street or through the parameters to the page01:22:26
Yandex substitute any coordinates and01:22:28
send a request for a quote and01:22:31
pull out the coordinates length from there01:22:33
routes and time Well, that is, you are a Parsi01:22:37
Isa router turns out yes yes Well01:22:40
you I didn't get trajectories there yes but01:22:44
just got the route between the driver01:22:48
driver passenger driver and there01:22:51
data similar to each other is tinny01:22:54
automatic testing system01:22:56
router It turns out that so well01:22:59
By the way, how’s your fantasy about startups?01:23:01
which you had matches01:23:03
reality, taking into account already a year of experience Well01:23:07
It's probably hard to say that because01:23:10
that after all we are comrades there Yes01:23:12
and not strangers, but overall it’s fun for me01:23:16
most interested in this regard01:23:18
thing This is an investment How to go to all sorts01:23:20
there events attract this01:23:23
money how to scale is this01:23:25
interesting thing, unusual thing you guys have01:23:27
take with them to all these We don't do that01:23:30
We are currently working purely on analytics01:23:33
Listen, it's a very cool experience.01:23:35
you have time to go to Elbrus01:23:38
get a promotion at work and also in01:23:40
startup Well, yes, listen, very cool, I'm jealous01:23:44
I probably love it. It was just01:23:46
all this time some kind of syndrome01:23:48
delayed success or how to put it so01:23:50
So I worked for 2 years as a professional01:23:52
which I couldn’t develop and I wanted01:23:54
make up for this lost time Listen, well01:23:57
2 years more You're still nothing nothing yet Yes01:24:00
well times change quickly and here I am01:24:02
I think for a while that this is my first team lead01:24:04
at work Uh-huh Valera he was like that then01:24:08
say an analyst from the times of Anatoly01:24:10
Karpov, that is, those thirteenth01:24:12
twelfths when all this01:24:14
it really started01:24:15
essentially originated 10 years ago, that is01:24:17
like 11 years ago people there01:24:19
mainly in Excel analytics01:24:20
Yes, 10 years ago already some01:24:23
databases wrote Well, here are the Times01:24:26
change and you just need to, you want to be together01:24:29
change with them too, what do you think?01:24:31
How long before you change your profession?01:24:32
again x I don’t think about it yet01:24:35
I'm definitely not thinking about this01:24:37
year because this year I'm on vacation01:24:39
I’m already going and Well, the agreement turns out to be not01:24:43
it will be possible it will not be possible to not agree Yes01:24:46
so well, from such a person to ours01:24:49
viewers definitely need advice, yeah, come on01:24:53
let's try to formulate it with you01:24:55
I can give you some advice. Probably advice.01:24:58
give01:24:59
about Well, some general ones probably and more01:25:03
specific general is01:25:06
probably find and communicate more with01:25:08
people from the profession you want01:25:10
Would you like to come inside01:25:13
and figure out what you want01:25:16
engage precisely because01:25:19
that there are people who go for money not01:25:22
I understand it's recent01:25:26
example so as not to offend the specifics01:25:28
I will bring it but the person there writes to me01:25:30
and says I’m taking Yandex courses and now01:25:33
like she has stories on Instagram01:25:35
puts all kinds of programming there01:25:37
these courses confuse many without01:25:39
specifics and everyone is captivated by what’s there01:25:42
to the slogans that you will finish the courses01:25:46
quietly 300,000 per second get And01:25:49
now it has come to the point that there are courses01:25:50
where do you study something there goes Dasha01:25:52
smoldering And most people go well seeing01:25:56
just not understanding the final amount, as it were01:25:59
what are you predisposed to and what01:26:01
do you really like it all01:26:02
so here I would give01:26:05
advice, so to speak, from the entire range01:26:09
choose what you really like and01:26:11
learn more about this how do you01:26:13
do you recommend01:26:16
find out a lot of information, a lot of different things01:26:18
YouTube stories And in general, probably there01:26:23
Well, at least if you are applying for01:26:25
position of analyst You should already be at01:26:27
at this stage be able to analyze some01:26:29
directions including your interest01:26:32
and find some information in advance here01:26:35
Well, if you have an analytical mind01:26:37
That's why01:26:38
that many are now on these courses01:26:41
in reality they probably choose with the finger of the sky01:26:42
who should I become a project manager there?01:26:45
Java developer or01:26:48
analyst and Prime not everyone understands I01:26:50
I also didn’t understand this and I’m not in business01:26:52
everyone understands who analysts are because01:26:54
what are product analysts date01:26:57
analytics and What is the difference between these01:26:59
two is also not obvious to everyone and neither to me01:27:01
it was not immediately obvious but systemic01:27:04
business intelligence analysts there probably01:27:07
Are there any other analysts?01:27:09
RM systems and here you also need to Dan on01:27:13
at the initial stage to understand how01:27:14
do you want to become an analyst? Well, probably01:27:17
yes yes so let's do more01:27:21
Probably more advice about processes01:27:24
interviews and01:27:26
Of course, study the resume properly01:27:29
put a lot of resumes correctly01:27:31
information about this is also available from01:27:33
you on courses01:27:35
and for example I don’t know nano how and01:27:37
the rest want when a person01:27:41
especially going for an interview01:27:42
newbie Well, it’s clear he had some01:27:45
a large amount of knowledge, where would we be without it?01:27:48
without experience and at the same time so that he01:27:51
understood the subject01:27:52
area there was some interest For example01:27:55
If you01:28:00
interview at least at the level of what they give01:28:04
they take interest there too01:28:06
interest and live on the difference in interest01:28:08
at least on such a primitive level01:28:12
and I always want to feel the same01:28:14
stage of social security what a person is interested in01:28:16
where is he going and what will he do?01:28:17
because I was like that myself too, you were like that01:28:21
all the hungry people want to work and just take it01:28:23
but in reality it is always necessary01:28:25
be interested in the team there than01:28:27
what projects will be dealt with here?01:28:31
these are the ones to interview01:28:34
Advice Well, the rest of the advice I guess01:28:36
the same as everyone else's01:28:38
learn to learn something new01:28:41
always in free time many01:28:44
recommend if01:28:51
work on all sorts of forums where there is a task01:28:54
in open form where you can01:28:56
decide to fill your hand and don’t forget01:28:59
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that half of your success is not01:29:03
only harl but also soft skills01:29:06
true By the way, you said at the beginning that01:29:09
chose courses based on timing and budget01:29:12
how would you choose or recommend courses?01:29:14
choose01:29:16
damn now for real01:29:20
I share recently I would advise01:29:23
generally go into this profession because01:29:25
I think it's getting even more difficult01:29:28
do everything but on the other hand if01:29:30
there is a desire Why not How would I01:29:33
I would like what advice I would like to give like me01:29:36
already Yes01:29:37
said to know exactly what you want though01:29:40
of course, at the internship stage, an intern or01:29:44
studying Well, it’s impossible to know as much as possible01:29:46
what do you want it's the same as me to you01:29:48
I'll say I'll suggest like let's go01:29:50
to the factory Well, I’ll tell you who you want01:29:53
become a mechanic there, an assembler, a turner01:29:56
millers01:30:00
and it is unclear therefore it is advisable to have01:30:03
immediately some kind of assessment of your skills01:30:05
and know what you are01:30:08
you want Well, probably it seems to me that01:30:11
the main thing is to be able to do it as quickly as possible01:30:13
go into some practical01:30:14
scope and as early as possible01:30:18
start going to social meetings and communicate on01:30:22
about a new job there to study the market01:30:24
labor01:30:25
actually understood very interesting thank you01:30:28
really big01:30:31
impressive experience impressive stories01:30:34
big01:30:35
way Is there something you want01:30:37
tell us or some parting words to our01:30:43
viewers take courses exactly their01:30:46
never write off preferably pass01:30:48
to end01:30:50
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factory01:30:55
Well, if you like it, of course01:30:58
Of course I like it although in reality01:31:00
work at a factory I super respect if01:31:02
there were slightly different conditions I would with01:31:05
I would be happy to return to the factory And by the way01:31:07
speaking about all sorts of non-standard ones01:31:09
us geopolitical situations when01:31:11
We communicate Yes, we always joke with friends too01:31:14
what if it closes and I'll go01:31:16
work at a factory01:31:18
this is a much safer position than01:31:20
I have So well then you and I01:31:24
today we say goodbye to you I hope01:31:26
if you liked it ask in the comments01:31:28
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