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Nope, plenty here, just look at LinkedIn or Seek.Quote:
Originally Posted by studsg
Offshoring is not that good. Communication, timezone, speed of delivery, quality of work of lack of experienced staff are major issues.
I still get called from recruiters almost daily.
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This thread was supposed to be about stories from those that have lost jobs and work. But the only ones posting are those with jobs and letting staff go or others boasting about how much they are making. Human nature at work! :miao:
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Originally Posted by God Member
I guess in a way it gives confidence that people can still earn money .
117k last year bro. And slightly more this year .. probably alot more if the govt tries to get in a levy to cover the stimulus.Quote:
Originally Posted by CockoftheRoot
So hypothetically speaking, what would you advise one start on to cut their teeth, assuming they had some time on their hands and were looking for a new challenge? I read SAS is supposedly the "easiest" to learn, but wondering if they weren't just saying that because that's where they started?Quote:
Originally Posted by Riff888
Don't boast how much you make and how safe your job. You maybe the next you don't even know going to lost your job or die from this covid-19. This world pandemic is going to be with us not 1 month but maybe 6 to 12 months if we are lucky.
There's no free certified courses for SAS that I know of, plus companies are starting to phase it out because it's expensive.Quote:
Originally Posted by asiafever
Tableau and Alteryx are click and drag and have online courses.
Python and R are free and lots of companies are starting to use them because they're open source and free.
SAS and SQL are both coding languages, 4th generation but still takes awhile to learn, especially without a coding background.
I would start with Tableau and Alteryx.
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English please people ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Riff888
From the coding languages mentioned above, I think Riff888 bro is talking about working in Data Analytics / Science field with branches from Machine Learning, neural network, and artificial intelligence to automated system to govern data entry/extraction, storage, manipulation, modelling, prediction, and the most popular - visualisation.
The whole data infrastructure and utilisation shebang
Thanks Sanji, me old man don’t know much of these high tech stuffQuote:
Originally Posted by Sanji2016
Cheers
Lol you sound like my old mate Hu6e.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pleck
Yes I have a house in the North West no mortgage, 2 Mercs and I'm living in the city with my partner [emoji4]
I also was one of the first owners of the first gen A45, the new model is even more crazy.
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Spot onQuote:
Originally Posted by Sanji2016
I'm also trained in Pega Decisioning, for machine learning.
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It's all Greek to me too, but I'm a reasonably fast learner so willing to give things a crack if I can focus time and effort, and am interested. If it bores me I have no fucking chance..Quote:
Originally Posted by AHLUNGOR
Yep, same as Hu6e/Bury your dead. Since you seem to know a lot about me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pleck
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After this, the whole world will move into a new digital era. Quite scary to think about it. Most of us are not into computing
Cool, organise it with Raybo and we can meet at C Bar.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pleck
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Lol C bar.
I love the place and listen to some funny Thai tunes played by a Thai live band after 11pm on weekends. I went there few times and on one occasion me and a couple of friends - one of them a pretty Korean WL sat next to two old creepy men.
One of the men kept winking at her, and she told me about that. I was about to confront him but she said no.
Sorry for being oot but can't help to share.
No more gathering for more than 2 ppl lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Riff888
Wow....is this turning into recruitment forum....maybe a good thing to help fellow bros earn do that we can punt more....IT industry is funny, very few like coding rest are into management fluff....old concepts just remarked with new cool sounding words...
C Bar is okay particularly for a feed, but I prefer Mr B's these days. Best room in Sydney for having a beer and a smoke and a punt (on the horses and dishlickers) Can't do that in too many places.Quote:
Originally Posted by Riff888
Riff, bring the missus, I will bring a surprise guest. 😁😁
Mr B's has good food, I remember the parties there back when it was the Mandarin Club.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raybo
Lol there's no way I'll bring my missus to meet anyone from this forum [emoji1787]
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Gotta be careful at Mr B's. Mate got catfished by a LadyBoy and didn't realise it until he told me the next day. Whatever tickles your pickle really
Full work from home also here, some pressure on people's jobs, yes, but zero stress, we are trying to stay positive.
Id be questioning the salary of those that believe SQL is a coding language. It's for data extraction and manipulation, not for building an app. Tableu and Power BI are largely self service visualisation tools, still requiring some shmuck to ensure people are working with clean and managed data. I'm not even in IT, but data is king for those managers that ignore the fluff and make informed decisions, especially when I have made it mandatory for them to justify, with fact, the reason for the decisions. In saying that, Machine Learning, Cognitive Services and IoT is the way to go imho.
HmmmmQuote:
Originally Posted by Crusader
What is SQL if not a form of coding language?
It's a fourth generation language meaning it gets closer to normal human language.Attachment 70470
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