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Is it bad that I'm learning most of my skills on the job?
May 19, 2022, 2:12 p.m. | /u/TheOnlinePolak
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I self-taught myself the basics of analysis, dashboarding, and ML over the course of several months before starting the job. But 95% of the time when I'm implementing something new I'm doing lots and lots of googling. The solution …
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