“Leverage” is an overused phrase in many business settings, but focus for a moment on the actual meaning. A lever multiplies the force you apply to it, and that multiplier depends on where you place the fulcrum. As you mature as a data practitioner, you’ll learn how to leverage your technical skills. Rather than simply using your tools to complete tasks, you’ll focus on where and how to apply your effort for maximum impact.
This is part 3
…The LO Admin team is very excited to announce our very first cohort of Locally Optimistic Fellows. Fellow contribute to a one-year commitment of helping support the growing community and
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