Data Science Happy Hours 12, 04DEC2020
December 6th, 2020
1 hr 19 mins 51 secs
Season 7
About this Episode
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SHOW NOTES
[00:01:27] When do I use Tableau vs Python?
[00:04:01] The data architecture of Tableau
[00:06:31] What is DBT?
frees up a lot of administrative burden for days for that stuff.
[00:08:13] “Are you talking about you by yourself or when do you decide to actually buy Tableau versus PowerBI or something else?”
[00:10:56] We start talking about SalesForce’s acquisition of Slack and what they plan on doing in the future.
[00:18:10] We start talking about resumes and share tonne’s of great advice about them
[00:19:30] Ben talks about the time he analyzed 400,000 resumes at HireVue
[00:21:49] What should be on your resume?
[00:23:15] “I would concentrate on people that have a social media presence because that was a way for me as a hiring manager to ascertain do they have this eclectic mix of skills that we call data science these days?”
[00:32:33] Dealing with imbalanced data
[00:36:50] Should I add pictures and graphics to my resume to make it stand out?
[00:41:06] The ever-elusive domain expertise
[00:46:49] Greg stumps us all with a question
[00:51:28] How do you decide if you should use open source third party packages, or should you use your own code?
[01:05:23] Portfolio projects
[01:12:55] Learn to build, learn to sell