Comment on: Coined in 2008, term "data scientist" refers to high-ranking professionals adept at making discoveries in vast and complex datasets. These individuals possess a hybrid skill set, combining coding abilities, analytical skills, effective communication, and an intense curiosity for problem-solving. The article, dated 2012, discusses the recruitment challenge that lies in the scarcity of data scientists, and while formal education programs are emerging, more than traditional backgrounds may be needed. The text emphasizes the need for companies to act promptly, as big data is an ongoing trend, and waiting for a larger talent pool may result in falling behind competitors. I think the availability of data scientists in the job market has changed in the past five years. There are many more people with a particular set of skills available for these positions. They aren't educated in the US only. India is a great supplier of the labor market, given that their fundamental mathematical and statistical education is superior to many such education in many other countries. Many argue that there is an oversaturation of specialists in