October 2021
Beginner
1h 1m
English
Overview
It is essential to have a strategy defined when figuring out your career. Starting out is difficult. Regardless what your background is, you need to have a clear idea how to get to your dream job. Even if you are not in technology and want a data-science position, you have to have a clear path towards data-science.
In this video course I'll cover some of the stories that allowed me to gain perspective in my career in tech, along with some advice that can help you out. From interviewing skills to defining your career and where to get hired next.
Topics include:
* Find some techniques to define your career and next steps
* Design a custom strategy to help answer career questions
* Accurately determine what might be a good job or position
* Use key skills when interviewing that will get you a great impression
* Build your online portfolio
* Use solid techniques for profiles like Github, LinkedIn, and Twitter to get noticed
Useful links:
* Start a career in Tech
* Learn Python from scratch
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