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How Top 1% Data Science Candidates Land More Interviews
Insights from reviewing 100s of resumes
It’s not your fault.
Really, I mean it.
And you know how I know that? Because the market is full of talented data scientists who, despite their long list of achievements, are struggling to get noticed.
That’s because…
- Being a good data scientist ≠ being good at writing resumes
- Being a good data scientist ≠ being good at writing cover letters
- Being a good data scientist ≠ being good at interviews
Landing a job is a whole different game
And if you want to play the game to win, you first need to understand the rules.
During my time as a hiring manager and a data science coach, I’ve reviewed 100s of resumes and I spotted patterns that show up over and over again among the top 1% candidates.
Even for those without years of work experience or a master's degree
So today I want to share several strategic moves to help you play the game like the best do and start landing more data science interviews (even in this job market).
Rule #1
First things first, STOP mass applying and hoping for the best!
Mass applying doesn’t work because by nature, resumes are not built to align.

