Future Proofing Your Data Science Career
1h 4mIntermediate2020-04-30
Authors

Chris Bishop
Nonlinear Multimodal Careerist
Course details
Data science is growing—and changing. Some practitioners are apprehensive about what the future holds. Will businesses lose interest in big data? Are there enough of the jobs of tomorrow for the people employed today? What will we do with our training and expertise? The truth is the opportunities for data scientists are only increasing, providing new ways for you to contribute and to lead innovative transformations. This course provides a deeper understanding of the history of data science as well as specific, tactical tools that will enable you to identify where the next opportunities in this burgeoning field will be. Instructor Christopher Bishop, an expert in career transformation, gives you the practical advice and tools you need to help you find your next data science job—and the one after that.
Topics include:
Data throughout history
How data science drives business
Building your career toolkit
Identifying your VOICE
Understanding your unique skills
Developing your ANTENNA
Networking with your MESH
Keeping track of your connections
Preparing for future data-science careers
Topics include:
Data throughout history
How data science drives business
Building your career toolkit
Identifying your VOICE
Understanding your unique skills
Developing your ANTENNA
Networking with your MESH
Keeping track of your connections
Preparing for future data-science careers
Skills covered
Data Science FoundationsTech Career SkillsCybersecurityCloud ComputingData ScienceSoftware DevelopmentOne-Off
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Data science is disrupting every business
- 02 - The new workplace
1. Socio-Historical Perspective
- 03 - A brief history of machines helping humans
- 04 - Data throughout history
2. The Data Science Workplace
- 05 - Data science drives Wall Street and Main Street
- 06 - Where is all the data coming from
- 07 - Businesses of the future
3. Future Career Toolkit
- 08 - Managing the emerging data science job market
- 09 - Three tools to navigate your career(s)
4. Finding Your VOICE
- 10 - What is your VOICE
- 11 - The importance of brand
- 12 - Your personal brand
- 13 - Identify your interests
- 14 - Identify your triggers
- 15 - Building your VOICE table
- 16 - That is what I can do, that nobody else can do
5. Developing Your ANTENNA
- 17 - ANTENNA overview
- 18 - Where are the conversations happening
- 19 - Building the new career grid
- 20 - Start developing your ANTENNA
- 21 - Keep a journal
- 22 - How ANTENNA helped me
6. Connecting via Your MESH
- 23 - It is not what you know, but who you know
- 24 - The office of the future
- 25 - Cast a wide net
- 26 - Following thought leaders and leading-edge groups
- 27 - Start building your MESH on LinkedIn
- 28 - Connect with people on LinkedIn
- 29 - Connect with groups on LinkedIn
- 30 - In-person interactions
- 31 - Keeping track of your connections with a CRM
- 32 - Connecting is an equal exchange
- 33 - How to start building your MESH by cold-calling
Conclusion
- 34 - Prepare for future data-science careers
- 35 - It's not about the tools
- 36 - Next steps
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