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How to write your way into a data job

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A single well-crafted article launches careers here: one published piece serves as one good article that recruiters and conference contacts actually click. The talk gives concrete steps — document every decision, include concise code snippets via GitHub gists, host the post on GitHub Pages, use visuals that prove a claim, and follow a structure of about 300 words per section. Writing surfaces tool choices, tradeoffs, methodology, and interview-ready evidence.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 3:35Writing boosts career
  3. 6:47Writing as networking
  4. 13:42Writing for interviews
  5. 18:14Writing strategy
  6. 26:39Publishing your work
  7. 29:57Conclusion
  8. 33:33Q&A
  9. 42:51Technical writing roles
  10. 50:23Academia to AI industry
  11. 58:35Career from niche fields
  12. 1:03:17Research vs industry skills
  13. 1:05:29Toxic remote work
  14. 1:09:25Social + technical skills
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