Considering Plan D: Data Science After Academia
This week I gave an invited talk as a part of the Australian Music and Psychology Society’s Amplify Your Research speaker series.
This week I gave an invited talk as a part of the Australian Music and Psychology Society’s Amplify Your Research speaker series.
The past few months have been pretty exhausting. On top of all things lockdown and the global pandemic, a little over a month ago I was told that my job was “at risk” of redundancy.
Vocationtional Vicissitudes After existing in this bootcamp space for the past few months, I feel like I am walking away with a very fresh take on what it means to teach in a vocational, rather than a liberal arts setting.
What’s Next Having coached many people to apply and get their first jobs in the world of data science, I have now seen A LOT of job postings and understand that a JD (job description) is more of a wish list of an ideal candidate rather than a required listing of skills.
Since this is my last post in the beer review series, I’ll keep this short and sweet in terms of analysis.
Two questions down, two to go! For the third post I’ll explore the question: