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Feels like I am 5 years old again!
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"Colab is still a relatively closed environment; at one point, I wanted to add a Python package and couldn't" - quite a big drawback for a data-science tool. CoCalc seems interesting though.
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CASE statements work with most if not all SQL dialects, some dialects such as MySQL support on top of that IF statements directly: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/if.html
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There is no issue hiring juniors, they have a lot to learn and they should be coached through it for sure. That mid level, help coach juniors, is also not an issue. But I would rather hire a junior analyst or a junior engineer than a junior
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You can have junior position for everything, so long as you revise your expectations. A lot of firm, rebrand analysts jobs to be junior data-scientists position to essentially attract candidates, so yeah you can be "junior" at it,
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"Junior anything needs a lot of supervision, it's probably the defining trait of a junior." - yes, but I would argue that junior data-scientists requires much more supervision than the same person doing a junior analyst or en
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"The degree should get you to a point where you can actually learn the job." I think the question there is "how fast"? "You hire juniors and give them as much work as they can do with supervision." - Agree to a
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It's a job you grow into by not working at the job.: Agreed! There are quite a few paths which makes it easy to grow into, such as analyst or data/software engineer. There is however a mismatch of expectation that you can just sta
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Did You read the article fully, before going ad hominem?
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Frankly the issue is more that a lot of them are dreaming of a position that they are not ready for, and want that from the get go. They are generally ill equipped, but do not regard position such as analyst and engineers which would give t
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One or two try/except is usually fine, but when you are nesting 3+ more try/except with the same error, the code becomes quickly unreadable. Often you would be better off having a first look at the input to figure out which case y
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Hey - I am not saying not to hire or train junior people, rather hire them as analyst or data-engineer. There is much less of learning gap in these positions, and from there they should have a path forward to a data-scientist position. This
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There is always some exception to the rule. Frankly the issue is more the number of topics one needs to learn to actually add value as a data-scientist. Junior data scientists need a hell lot of supervision compared to analysts or data-engi
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I don’t hire Junior data-scientists
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The Complexity of Implementing Google Analytics
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CDPs and DMPs a Story of Advertising Platforms
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How to collect the data you need to bootstrap your digital marketing analytics
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Benefits to Using Airflow
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Considerations to have when using Airflow
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Python Screening Interview Question for DataScientists
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Role of Data Organization in a Business
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Become a Pro at Pandas, Python’s Data Manipulation Library
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New Roles of Analytics – The Data Product Owner and Analytics Translator
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Overview of the different approaches to putting ML models in production
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Setting Up Airflow on Azure and Connecting to MS SQL Server
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Overview of Efficiency Concepts in Big Data Engineering
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What Should Be the Analytics Organization Structure?
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You work in Analytics? What do you do?
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Domains of Ecommerce Data Strategy
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The death of data-scientists
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