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> (i.e. not relying on data engineers to do basic ETL for you). Is this actually a thing? Surely it can't be a thing.
by disgruntledphd2 6y ago
> (i.e. not relying on data engineers to do basic ETL for you).
Is this actually a thing? Surely it can't be a thing.
- EForEndeavour 6y agoIn a sufficiently large org, why not?
- disgruntledphd2 6y agoMy concern is not that DE's do ETL, just that a data scientist could actually avoid learning how to do this. Certainly in all the successful orgs I've worked in, this would rarely be the case. Maybe it works if you have really well-standardized and static data, but I rarely work in this kind of environment.
- denimnerd42 6y agoof course, that's my job... we do basic ETL on hundreds of data sources to provide data to the analysts and quants