Build a Career in Data Science

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Build a Career in Data Science teaches you how to navigate the complex professional landscape of the tech industry. Authors Emily Robinson and Jacqueline Nolis provide a practical roadmap that covers everything from building a portfolio to negotiating your first salary. Instead of focusing on coding syntax, this book prioritizes the human side of the field, such as communication and project manag…

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