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• Operational jobs are shifting.

  

  Karen Lopez

  

  The Disappearing DBA

  linkedin.com - Thomas LaRock

  In God we trust, all others bring data. - W. E. Demming Last month I completed the Microsoft Professional Progam for Data Science. The program is a …

• We need to see more of these experiments in tech. Great fit.

  

  Karen Lopez

  

  Amazon Will Test A 30-Hour Workweek For Tech Employees

  BuzzFeed - Cora Lewis

  The company is hiring for several dozen positions with 10 a.m. — 2 p.m. schedules, four days a week.

• It's all about the #data #datamodeling

  

  Karen Lopez

  

  The 10 most valuable career skills you can acquire in your spare time

  Business Insider - Trent Hamm

  Money Magazine recently published an article that lists the most valuable career skills that a person can have, ranked by the wage premium that such skills generate on average. In other words, they evaluated a ton of different skills that companies look for in their job postings and then evaluated …

• Great interviewing advice.

  

  Karen Lopez

  

  Good manners count.

  Forbes - Liz Ryan

  Job-seekers often have the wrong idea about how to conduct a job search. They think that when they go to an interview and get into a recruiting pipeline, their assignment is to make best friends with everyone they meet on the employer side of the desk. They think that over the course of their …

• Oh?

  

  Karen Lopez

  

  A Study Finds Men Who Harass Women Online Have Inferiority Complexes

  UPROXX - Whitney McIntosh

  Today in “duh” news, a recent study posits that men who harass women online have inferiority complexes and are quite literally losers. Researchers from New South Wales University and Miami University studied 163 games of Halo played by male and female games alike and studied the results. In a …

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  Karen Lopez

  

  Neil deGrasse Tyson says this is what you should invest in 'if you don't want to die poor'

  Business Insider - Ali Sundermier

  Our country is in the science doldrums, Neil deGrasse Tyson said at a press conference on Thursday. The doldrums, he explained, are a region on the earth’s surface where air doesn’t move horizontally. “It either goes directly down, directly upward, or doesn’t move at all,” he said. “If you …