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Mar 30, 2020
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JoeExotic
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Agree 100%
That model benefits those who are good at what they do and provide value on an ongoing basis. Punishes those who are only good on paper....(degree)
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For those who are looking for work, which industries and skills do you think are
dYrtbYkerYder
3/30/20 8:51am
Logistics
Q-grr
3/30/20 8:57am
Data Science, Data Visualization, Decision Science
Tare
3/30/20 9:00am
I teach a Data Visualization class at OK State, even though I live in AL now.
dYrtbYkerYder
3/30/20 9:01am
Cool, I should take your class. DV is a late career skillset I'm working on.
Tare
3/30/20 9:54am
I've been trying to think of ways to release it to a wider audience. Thinking
dYrtbYkerYder
3/30/20 10:13am
I work in the Insurance Industry and it has proven to be recession proof for the
airwolf
3/30/20 9:08am
This is going to significantly stress the validity of insurance mortality/morbidity sensitivity assumptions
Indy Coug
3/30/20 9:11am
Indeed, like most other industries there will be a new normal after this is over
airwolf
3/30/20 9:19am
Accounting
JohnnyC
3/30/20 9:14am
Why would no/low barriers to entry be a good thing?
Iman23
3/30/20 9:23am
To me it means that actual skills matter. I have a big head start, so as long as
dYrtbYkerYder
3/30/20 9:43am
Agree 100%
JoeExotic
3/30/20 9:58am
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