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Get your hands dirty: Which activities to focus on in the first 30 days
From the course: Data Science Team Lifecycle Management
Get your hands dirty: Which activities to focus on in the first 30 days
- One of the most essential things a data scientist needs to understand is the data they'll be working with. But how exactly do you teach someone about the data and what can you - Learn from that process? New data scientists should get hands-on with the data as soon as possible so you may consider setting up a sandbox environment for data discovery and learning. You never want people exploring data in a live production environment, so having a dedicated cloned environment may be pretty helpful, even if it's just with a subset of the data. Making data, code, access credentials, models, scripts, et cetera, readily available in a dedicated and safe learning environment is important. It's representative of the variables that data scientists will have to manage moving forward. A dedicated learning environment for new data science hires is even more critical in large companies where new hires may rotate in and out of the company…
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How to onboard new employees3m 41s
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How to announce a new employee hire2m 51s
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Get your hands dirty: Which activities to focus on in the first 30 days2m 57s
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How to create a skills rubric and assess skills3m 9s
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How to choose an onboarding model: The surveyor vs. the understudy2m 59s
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