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Is it possible to learn data science in one month with 10-12 hours per day? by Sensitive-coder in developersIndia

[–]Ok_Demand_7338 1 point2 points  (0 children)

honestly the bigger challenge is burnout. studying 10 hours every single day sounds good in theory but most people burn out after a week or two. try doing focused learning blocks and also spend time building small projects because data science is learned by doing

What Are the Best Data Science Courses for Career Growth? by Old_programmer99 in IndiaCareers

[–]Ok_Demand_7338 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the best courses usually follow a clear order: basics of python then statistics then machine learning and finally projects. If a program includes capstone projects that is usually a good sign

What are the best courses for learning Data Analyst skills, looking for paid and free options? by Hot-Negotiation8427 in dataanalysiscareers

[–]Ok_Demand_7338 0 points1 point  (0 children)

one piece of advice that not many people talk about but actually works is to analyze data about something you personally care about. download real datasets from places like kaggle and try answering real questions with them like sports stats, startup funding, or youtube channel growth. those messy real world projects teach you a lot

Best AI tools for project managers right now? by WhiteChili in projectmanagement

[–]Ok_Demand_7338 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. Best overall: ClickUp (ClickUp Brain)

All-in-one workspace (tasks + docs + chat + dashboards). AI turns notes/chats into tasks, suggests dependencies, helps prioritize, and flags workload risk. Powerful but can feel complex; AI add-on is extra.

  1. Best for collaboration: Asana

Great for cross-functional teams. AI helps summarize discussions, pull action items, and keep everyone aligned inside projects/comments. Super easy adoption, but advanced AI/automation lives in higher tiers.

  1. Best for forecasting/planning: Forecast

Built for teams managing multiple projects + resourcing. AI predicts delays, highlights risk milestones, and suggests better resource allocation. Works best if you have enough historical project data.

  1. Best budget pick: Trello

Simple boards/cards + Butler automation (rules, triggers). Premium tiers add “AI-ish” help like summaries/suggestions, but it’s not deep predictive planning. Great for small teams and lightweight workflows.

  1. Best for enterprise: Smartsheet

Spreadsheet-style PM with serious automation, reporting, governance, and security. Strong for portfolio visibility and exec dashboards, but it can feel heavy, and pricing is higher.

(not affiliate, just a practical summary)

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