A few weeks ago I heard about a book “A Year of 12 Weeks” on one of the podcasts I listen to. The author of the podcast has praised how this approach changed his life. I tend to be very skeptical in similar situations especially when it comes to theRead More →
To write this post I got inspired when talking with participants of the R programming workshop I run in my workplace. We are just approaching the end of the course and they are about to kickstart with own projects in their business areas. The idea of this citizen data scienceRead More →
Data science has been an eye-catching field for many years now to young individuals. In 2020 for the first time since 2016, Data scientist position was not the number one job in America, according to Glassdoor’s annual ranking. While the shine may be wearing off the unicorn a bit, dataRead More →
The longer you work in the data-driven organization, the more thoughts come to your mind. While working with Agile or Scrum projects the pace of work is pretty intense, proportionally to the data flow. It can be frustrating sometimes, especially for people with the tendency to perfectionism (which has beenRead More →
I am a person who loves trying new things and easily gets excited about various development opportunities. The thing I appreciate most in working in Arla Foods is that it gives me all those possibilites and freedom. Apart from Data Scientist role, I am also voluntarily a Social Media AmbassadorRead More →
Data Science is not just about programming – it’s a multidisciplinary ground. It’s a hybrid – someone between a mathematician, an analyst and a programmer. You don’t only need to have strong R/Python coding skills- gaining the right mindset is even more important. Before you start your code, you need toRead More →