Pic on the left is a customary data science process. It is VERY similar to an electrophysiology process! The one on the right reminds me to POST ON LINKEDIN. I am not a social media person. Adam walks you through it in the book, making it less painful if you are like me..
I have stayed in touch with Adam through Linked In for over a year. He would check in on me, and I'd be waffling between applying for this job, though I knew I was meant for something else. I love data and stats, and I regret not pushing back at my PI so I could learn a little. And, to be honest, I was afraid. I have a mish-mash background but no programming. One of the many things I adore about Adam reflected throughout his book is his ability to make all things zen simple. Or Everything Zen. I am old and remember this song. So from the beginning, he calms my overanalytical squirrel doom scenario mind down. He mentions the types of people that would go int other fields, and I fit. I cracked up at the quotes used to describe the Edge Group. "Typically involves input values that require special; handling," is what I now tell my SO. Also, "situation that only occurs only outside normal argeting parameters." ACCURATE. He has advice specific to which type of career category you best fit. I stopped telling myself I couldn't possibly do it, but then I decided that if I could put together an e'phys rig with no prior knowledge, I could do this. I'm working with Adam on a 1:1 coaching/tutoring basis because I am at ground zero, and I highly recommend him for this or his other levels. He has been very patient with m slow start, and the book is a great little (well it is info-packed but organized so you can take bites and nibbles) reminder of why I need to prioritize my learning. Having both resources work very well together but even just eh book is the perfect primer, The who are you, what skills do you need, the basics of what it as, and how to get prepared.
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This book is a must-have. Adam speaks my language! Incredibly PRATICAL but not boring!
Pic on the left is a customary data science process. It is VERY similar to an electrophysiology process! The one on the right reminds me to POST ON LINKEDIN. I am not a social media person. Adam walks you through it in the book, making it less painful if you are like me..I have stayed in touch with Adam through Linked In for over a year. He would check in on me, and I'd be waffling between applying for this job, though I knew I was meant for something else. I love data and stats, and I regret not pushing back at my PI so I could learn a little. And, to be honest, I was afraid. I have a mish-mash background but no programming. One of the many things I adore about Adam reflected throughout his book is his ability to make all things zen simple. Or Everything Zen. I am old and remember this song. So from the beginning, he calms my overanalytical squirrel doom scenario mind down. He mentions the types of people that would go int other fields, and I fit. I cracked up at the quotes used to describe the Edge Group. "Typically involves input values that require special; handling," is what I now tell my SO. Also, "situation that only occurs only outside normal argeting parameters." ACCURATE. He has advice specific to which type of career category you best fit. I stopped telling myself I couldn't possibly do it, but then I decided that if I could put together an e'phys rig with no prior knowledge, I could do this. I'm working with Adam on a 1:1 coaching/tutoring basis because I am at ground zero, and I highly recommend him for this or his other levels. He has been very patient with m slow start, and the book is a great little (well it is info-packed but organized so you can take bites and nibbles) reminder of why I need to prioritize my learning. Having both resources work very well together but even just eh book is the perfect primer, The who are you, what skills do you need, the basics of what it as, and how to get prepared.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023
I have stayed in touch with Adam through Linked In for over a year. He would check in on me, and I'd be waffling between applying for this job, though I knew I was meant for something else. I love data and stats, and I regret not pushing back at my PI so I could learn a little. And, to be honest, I was afraid. I have a mish-mash background but no programming. One of the many things I adore about Adam reflected throughout his book is his ability to make all things zen simple. Or Everything Zen. I am old and remember this song. So from the beginning, he calms my overanalytical squirrel doom scenario mind down. He mentions the types of people that would go int other fields, and I fit. I cracked up at the quotes used to describe the Edge Group. "Typically involves input values that require special; handling," is what I now tell my SO. Also, "situation that only occurs only outside normal argeting parameters." ACCURATE. He has advice specific to which type of career category you best fit. I stopped telling myself I couldn't possibly do it, but then I decided that if I could put together an e'phys rig with no prior knowledge, I could do this. I'm working with Adam on a 1:1 coaching/tutoring basis because I am at ground zero, and I highly recommend him for this or his other levels. He has been very patient with m slow start, and the book is a great little (well it is info-packed but organized so you can take bites and nibbles) reminder of why I need to prioritize my learning. Having both resources work very well together but even just eh book is the perfect primer, The who are you, what skills do you need, the basics of what it as, and how to get prepared.
This book is a must-have. Adam speaks my language! Incredibly PRATICAL but not boring!
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023
Pic on the left is a customary data science process. It is VERY similar to an electrophysiology process! The one on the right reminds me to POST ON LINKEDIN. I am not a social media person. Adam walks you through it in the book, making it less painful if you are like me..Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023
I have stayed in touch with Adam through Linked In for over a year. He would check in on me, and I'd be waffling between applying for this job, though I knew I was meant for something else. I love data and stats, and I regret not pushing back at my PI so I could learn a little. And, to be honest, I was afraid. I have a mish-mash background but no programming. One of the many things I adore about Adam reflected throughout his book is his ability to make all things zen simple. Or Everything Zen. I am old and remember this song. So from the beginning, he calms my overanalytical squirrel doom scenario mind down. He mentions the types of people that would go int other fields, and I fit. I cracked up at the quotes used to describe the Edge Group. "Typically involves input values that require special; handling," is what I now tell my SO. Also, "situation that only occurs only outside normal argeting parameters." ACCURATE. He has advice specific to which type of career category you best fit. I stopped telling myself I couldn't possibly do it, but then I decided that if I could put together an e'phys rig with no prior knowledge, I could do this. I'm working with Adam on a 1:1 coaching/tutoring basis because I am at ground zero, and I highly recommend him for this or his other levels. He has been very patient with m slow start, and the book is a great little (well it is info-packed but organized so you can take bites and nibbles) reminder of why I need to prioritize my learning. Having both resources work very well together but even just eh book is the perfect primer, The who are you, what skills do you need, the basics of what it as, and how to get prepared.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2023
I have a background in engineering and some data work, and I needed help trying to figure out how to break into data science without starting from square one. This book is not code or a list of courses, it is a framework for how to take what you already know and turn it into a data science career.
I only wish I had this book at the start of my DS journey rather than halfway through it. Buy the book, it will help you find the best path into data science.
I only wish I had this book at the start of my DS journey rather than halfway through it. Buy the book, it will help you find the best path into data science.
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Great Roadmap for Mid-Career Professionals
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023
This book gives experienced professionals not just the tactical tips they need to break into a Data Science career, but something even more important – CONFIDENCE to make the leap! - Nick Singh, Author of Ace the Data Science Interview & Founder of DataLemur.com
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2023
I am transitioning into DS role from DA and found this book very useful. It really dives in-depth of the practical aspects of becoming a data scientist. Adam has explained concepts in easy terms. My favourite chapter is the one with distributed portfolio strategy which emphasizes having our portfolio. Overall, a very good read for someone keen to become a DS.
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