Nee Kem

I will be wealthy

[Nee Kem @Nee_Kem]

Hello September
let's go!!!

[Tunde Onakoya @Tunde_OD]

On the 17th of April 2024, I will attempt to break the Guiness World record for the longest Chess marathon in the heart of Times Square New York City for 58 hours without losing a game.
Doing this for the dreams of millions of children across Africa without access to education.

[Mr. Possible @Mrpossidez]

The summary of my advice on career would be this:

—Diversify your interests.

—Build a transferable skillset you could take with you across roles and industries.

—Focus on the goal, but be flexible about the path you may take to get there.

[Tom Mitchell @tommitchelldata]

Thinking like a Data Analyst didn’t come easily for me.

I'd spend hours staring at datasets, unsure what questions to ask.

I knew I had to change if I wanted to have a successful career in data.

Luckily, I found a way through.

Here's what I did in 4 steps:

[Dr Oludayo Sokunbi @Oludeewon]

EXCEL, SQL AND PYTHON FOR DATA ANALYSTS: FREE LEARNING RESOURCES WITH PROJECTS

There are three key areas you have to excel at: excel, SQL and Python.

In this post, you are going to find links through which you will access courses, tutorials and projects in the following areas:

1. Microsoft Excel
2. SQL
3. Python

1. Free Excel Resources to become a Data Analyst:

1.1. 📈Excel Data Analytics Full Course: https://t.co/SZCzkO66Cc

1.2. 📈Excel Tutorials for Data Analysts: https://t.co/PoarTZGGXr

1.3. 📈Practise Excel: https://t.co/ysFia6ARtz

1.4. 📈Excel Project Recommendations: https://t.co/2cigSkAdH5

2. Free SQL Resources to become a Data Analyst.

2.1. 📈Introduction to SQL: https://t.co/DGovjlpbTE

2.2. 📈SQL for Data Analysts and Scientists: https://t.co/BBQwf4CZRW

2.3. 📈SQL Projects Recommendation: https://t.co/WaJgcPkfOD

3. Free Python Resources to become a Data Analyst:

3.1. 🐍 Data Analysis with Python: https://t.co/MQPGysJdEU

3.2. 🐍 Data Analysis with Python on YT: https://t.co/7ESEtKCpdg

3.3. 🐍150+ Data Science Projects you can try with Python: https://t.co/iFiec7yLb7

Source: https://t.co/z7lXuqXLcJ

[Sharyph @sharyph_]

10 best sites to find high-paying remote jobs:

1. remote. co
2. remotive .io
3. flexjobs. com
4. jobspresso. co
5. remoteok. com
6. remoteleaf. com
7. dailyremote. com
8. workingnomads. com
9. virtualvocations. com
10. weworkremotely. com

What is your Favorite?

[Olumuyiwa Igbalajobi, Ph.D @olumuyiwaayo]

Why Including Both Hard and Soft Skills in Your SOP is Crucial for Admission Success

When applying for a graduate program, one of the most important components of your application is your Statement of Purpose (SOP). This is your opportunity to showcase your skills and experiences and convince the admissions committee that you're a strong candidate for the program.

When writing your SOP, it's important to highlight both your hard and soft skills, as both are valuable and contribute to your potential success in the program. Hard skills refer to technical or academic abilities that you have acquired through education or work experience. These may include specific knowledge or expertise in a particular field, programming languages, data analysis, or laboratory techniques.

Your hard skills demonstrate your proficiency and expertise in your chosen field and can be an important factor in your admission decision. Soft skills, on the other hand, refer to personal attributes that enable you to interact effectively and harmoniously with others. Examples of soft skills include communication, teamwork, adaptability, problem-solving, time management, and leadership. These skills are important in any profession and can help demonstrate your character and work ethic. When writing your SOP, it's important to include both your hard and soft skills. While your hard skills demonstrate your technical expertise, your soft skills demonstrate your ability to work well with others, navigate various situations, and be an effective and professional team player. Highlighting your soft skills in your SOP can make you stand out from other applicants, as it shows your potential for success in the program and beyond. When discussing your hard skills, provide specific examples of how you've used them in academic or professional contexts. This can include coursework, research projects, or relevant work experience. When discussing your soft skills, provide specific examples of how you've demonstrated them in the past. This can include instances where you've worked collaboratively on a team, shown leadership in a particular project or initiative, adapted to new situations or challenges, or communicated effectively with others.

To conclude your SOP, summarize the key points you've made and reiterate why both your hard and soft skills make you an ideal candidate for the program. Express your enthusiasm for the program and the opportunity to contribute your skills and knowledge. Remember to keep your SOP focused and concise, using specific examples and evidence to back up your claims. In summary, highlighting both your hard and soft skills in your SOP is crucial to your admission success. By demonstrating your technical proficiency and your ability to work effectively with others, you can convince the admissions committee that you're the ideal candidate for the program.

Good luck with your application!

[Tom Mitchell @tommitchelldata]

GitHub offers the best free Data Science education on the internet.

But there are more than 372 million repositories to choose from.

How do you find the best ones?

Bookmark these 5 repositories and start learning fast:

[Nee Kem @Nee_Kem]

Thank you Jessica.

On 19, I’d never done/seen that before, so I read about it here - https://t.co/R5gL0S9YNP

On optimization - https://t.co/uNxDPxilVY

On Data Normalization and Keys - https://t.co/eu5jnubIBV

Actually doing a refresher and learning using this tweet.

[Jessica Ayodele @jessica_xls]

SQL Questions
18. Star schema & Snowflake schema?
19. How do you join tables from two databases on different SQL servers?
20. How do you optimize SQL queries?
21. Data normalization? - asked in an assessment
22. Dimension and fact tables?
23. Primary & Foreign key?

[Tom Mitchell @tommitchelldata]

How to transition from Data Analyst to Data Scientist:

[Swapna Kumar Panda @swapnakpanda]

Top Free Certifications of 2023:

❯ Python
https://t.co/uzF26cb5DT

❯ SQL
https://t.co/i1gOg5PmYO

❯ Data Science
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❯ HTML, CSS
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❯ SEO
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❯ React
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❯ Angular
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❯ C#
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❯ Go
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❯ Security
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❯ Backend (API)
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[Python Coding @clcoding]

Convert PDF to docx using Python

[Glow✨ @theglowstitches]

Elijah was a prophet. Many times, he prayed at once and he got instant answers, but the day he prayed for rain, he prayed seven times
Before he began praying, he already told Ahab to go rejoice because rain will come.
But it didn't happen immediately, his servant went and said

[Chisom Nwokwu🌟 @tech_queen]

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[Muneer Yaqub🇺🇸🇳🇬 @elMunir5]

5 US schools that offer waivers for TOEFL and IELTS if you can’t afford to take them:

1. University of Iowa
2. University of Delaware
3. University of New Orleans
4. Drexel University
5. University of Arkansas

[Rohith Kaliyur 🇺🇸 @RohithKaliyur]

Skills that will make you $10k/month in 2023:

• SEO/SEM
• Design/UX
• Tik Tok ads
• Storytelling
• Copywriting
• Ghostwriting
• Email Marketing
• Social Media Management

Pick one and go all in.

[Microsoft 365 Sales @gitbitorg]

FREE CERTIFICATION TRAINING FROM GITBIT

If you want to be a cloud cybersecurity engineer then you have to know cloud + cybersecurity as a core skill.

https://t.co/R0BKYfA6w3

[Samuel Ajayi, PhD @SamdGreat01]

That good news message you've been waiting for will suddenly come, and you will dance from pillar to post in your room