DBTB INT Daniel Doerr r
summary
Manager-level data work at Credit Karma argues big data is a wild west of on-the-job learning and bootcamps, recommends Kaggle competitions as the best free way to get competent, and predicts big data drives almost every interaction in 5–10 years. Urges teams to build concrete metrics that capture user benefit and to incorporate audience feedback into models. Claims practical, community-driven learning outperforms theory until engineering scale and governance become necessary.
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