It’s OK to cull seemingly good ideas with low impact. I’m not talking about politics, just research projects at work. I’m lucky to work somewhere that actively encourages this. Yes, it’s disappointing to discover that an algorithm or product isn’t worth building. I’ve seen this especially demoralize early-career teammates who feel their career advancement dependsContinue reading “It’s OK to Drop Low-Impact Research Projects”
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Resume and Outreach Advice for Early-Career Data Roles at Startups
I’m excited to see so much interest in the Garner Health data science roles I recently shared on LinkedIn, especially from early-career professionals. Many of you have asked about how to stand out when applying to startups – whether it’s your first job, you’re moving from a large company, or you’re switching industries. I wishContinue reading “Resume and Outreach Advice for Early-Career Data Roles at Startups”
Building a Better Society through Writing and Community Management – With Glen Weyl
When thinking about creating a new community, reflect on the unique intersection of existing communities you represent and who else might be in that same intersection. – Glen Weyl This post originally appeared on the Interintellect community blog. Why do some communities and movements improve society in the long run while others flatline? What canContinue reading “Building a Better Society through Writing and Community Management – With Glen Weyl”