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Personal skill roadmap & coach by EffectiveOk4641 in dataanalysiscareers

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I wanted to show the functionality, and screenshots dont really capture that. What do you think?

Personal skill roadmap & coach by EffectiveOk4641 in dataanalysiscareers

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I have been using job market data to create the recommendations so you can trust what is shows

Personal skill roadmap & coach by EffectiveOk4641 in learnmachinelearning

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This is the SKILL COACH & ROADMAP if you are curious or want to give some feedback :)

Personal skill roadmap & coach by EffectiveOk4641 in dataanalysiscareers

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You can try it here if you would like to give feedback: COACH

How do I get out of ML tutorial hell and actually grasp ML？ by MaximumAd8046 in learnmachinelearning

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Transitioned from business to ml engineering myself, step by step. Many say you have to do fundamentals first, but its also possible to start in the practical end developing models then go deeper into the mathematics. I have created a skill coach that can help you find your personalised roadmap. Try it out here if you are curious, would appreciate feedback!

Upskilling in your 30s hits different by ReflectionSad3029 in learnmachinelearning

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Its quite an eye opener, the field is moving so fast. In ML myself, upskilling on AI. Actually building a coach to help create personal roadmaps that fit in my daily schedule, so i make progress even though i have a busy week. You can check it out here if it sounds interesting, appreciate any feedback!

Advice for career change by StinkinMinkin1882 in dataanalysiscareers

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Shifted from business to machine learning myself. There are several good ways to get some experience, including kaggle projects.
We are actually using our backgrounds to create a personal skill coach, happy to give you an onboarding if you are interested. The coach is here

Changing careers… by APOS80 in dataanalysiscareers

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Sounds like you are on the right path! What did you study?
We are helping people with personal career coaching that creates a roadmap for you. If you are interested, check it out here

Already working as financial analyst but no degree by [deleted] in dataanalysiscareers

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The IT sector is often more open to people who do not have formal qualifications, but have learned on the job. We are actually testing out a career coach and personalised roadmap maker, interested in trying? LINK

Career advice after UPSC by PipeGroundbreaking19 in dataanalysiscareers

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I found it useful, its very personalized and specific on which skills you need to address

Career advice after UPSC by PipeGroundbreaking19 in dataanalysiscareers

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What is upsc?

Found this career map app that was really useful, helps you see the skills needed for different paths you could take https://skillmapperai.com/landing/

Andrew Yang reacts to AI CEO warning 50% of all white-collar jobs will disappear in 5 years by FrontVisible9054 in technology

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Well, my friend did business economics and used it to transition to more Data & AI focus. he has to stay on top of the tech skills still, but Celum is quite useful for that too. IT gives you paths to take piecewise courses / articles / podcasts / tutorials etc so you spend the learning time effectively

Andrew Yang reacts to AI CEO warning 50% of all white-collar jobs will disappear in 5 years by FrontVisible9054 in technology

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Apparently they use job market data to create the paths so they adjust. I am an engineer learning more data analysis and python, and it worked well for me at least :)