Ep.33:  Boris’s transformational and rigorous determination towards what he wants in life and what he wants to create in others' lives are what made this episode a cordial conversation. Uncovering his life experiences across multiple career transitions and the journey of becoming the best-selling instructor is an adventurous adjective to his work with perseverance.

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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/boris-paskhaver/

Website: https://paskhaver.github.io/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/borispaskhaver

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Sundog Education: https://sundog-education.com/

Clutching Data Science in a potential approach can be tricky. Taking forward right from academia to industry is where the bend of the learning curve comes into the picture, putting all together about learning, executing, and delivering. Raj and Teja spoke all about potential career paths for building or for shifting to one another. Sharing Raj's experience as a senior Data Scientist and the world's #4 Diamond moderator of Stackoverflow made his conversation much impactful.

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There can not be a day lived to the fullest, if you couldn't work on things you love and what makes you the most excited, it begins to become much harder when we move on with professional work not realizing we might be losing up something that we also love doing. And balancing both is where the challenge comes in. Paul Azunre, Founder of Ghana NLP and a Producer shared his journey behind the passion and his deep and clear intentions made the conversation much impactful.

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Ep.30: Introducing the first-ever women guest in the podcast, Nidhi Thakkar, sharing all her experiences from being a student to becoming a Data Science Consultant, exploring across various domains of Artificial intelligence, Nidhi and Teja spoke all about the challenges on starting, shifting or building a career in data science.

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Ep.29: Building high-quality software which is never simple, and it is always a good idea to reexamine the principles of good design and craftsmanship, and it's a never-ending process of designing and developing, seriously a good software, to talk about that, we have a senior educator, researcher, who has been teaching advanced programming for the past 15 years, Marco Faella.

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Ep.28: Uncovering Craig’s journey in technology and sharing his thoughts behind finding the purpose, potential, and passion of the generation made this conversation much impactful. Craig and Teja spoke about the learning barriers and how could someone be much more effective in online learning and content creation.

Twitter status: https://twitter.com/craigsdennis/status/1259865336146358272?s=19

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Ep.27: On Connecting People via Connecting Minds, Dr. Justin Chan shared his deep purpose behind building the Data-Driven Community, The DDI(Data-Driven Investor). Being so vulnerable with all of his entrepreneurship experience made this conversation much more impactful, with his passion for creating an impact on the people around him, Dr.Chan launched The DDI Chat, Marketplace for Expertise.

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Discover the power of graphs! Tune-in to the live@Manning Graph Data Science conference, this Feb 16 to hear talks from data scientists explaining how, where, and how to use graph data to your advantage. Register for free here: http://mng.bz/4ZYv #datascience

Ep.26: If you're a trainer, teacher, learner, or any individual looking for taking an initiative to start a business with your scope of technology and also want to build your career into training, freelancing, and creating newsletters, books, and writing in journals, this episode is for you.

Teja and Ruven spoke all about building an individual personal brand and becoming self-employed with the area of expertise, sharing Ruven's personal journey which began in 1995 made this conversation much impactful.

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Ep.25: Refactoring is a fact of life. All code is imperfect, and refactoring is a systematic process you can use to improve the quality of your codebase. Whatever your architecture, choice of OO language. Christian Clausen, author of The Five Lines of Code by Manning Publications shared his personal and professional journey behind learning and applying with consistency.

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I think there was a lot of lessons we could learn from the past year 2020, I know its been really the toughest year straight from the beginning, and we always have that opportunity to learn from them, In this episode, Bhavesh revealed his personal learnings and professional approaches of becoming the better of him, sharing all about acing data science interviews with his experience made this conversation much impactful.

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Sundog Education: http://sundog-education.com/