I recorded a training session I gave andI started the new job last week. I have a program on my laptop that allows me to record, so Ive been recording my training sessions. It helps me take better notes at a later date and just use it as a reference guide. Listening to the session from yesterday and I didnt realize how COUNTRY I sound in these sessions. My gawd
do I really sound like that to people? 
I recorded a training session I gave and
Summer is never kind to my wallet. All these social events and weekend trips adds up very quickly. Gotta help my sister move into her apartment in NYC, my good friend from college wants me to come out to NoLA, older cousin in LA is saying I should make a trip out. Got my cousins in ATL telling me to swing through and I got this Nigerian Igbo conference in Minneapolis as well. To add, my friend wants me to come to a wedding a Vegas but that's like $1,500 minimum for Labor Day weekend.
I may just select a few trips/events for summer, do them well, and call it a day. One trip to NYC over July 4th and one to LA later on and I'm gucci. I'll keep it relatively local after that.
I still have a huge trip to Nigeria in December which is gonna be a stack and some. That's life though
Lowkey after I cleared off my debts earlier in the year I kinda took my foot off the gas. Need to tighten up for the rest of the year, especially with how uncertain the macro economy is at the moment.
Nice! Good luck, I hope you hear something soon.
thanks like i said i was doing a lot of juelzing. Not sure what to expect of the role if im being honest. They asked me if i was familiar with python sql and other industry tools. Im only familiar with python and sql from my degree they seems to train people however. THey also mentioned they do a bit of machine learning
my maths skills suck but fukk it fake it till i make it 
. The good thing because of all the hype around data and data science from the salaries i've seen in london i can easily double my salary after 2 years.I was recently introduced to python through school, but I've been working with SQL for a few years now. As far as the math goes, from my experience you don't need to be an expert because you can rely on the technologies to do the work. You just need to be able to understand the results. It's most certainly a profitable field.thanks like i said i was doing a lot of juelzing. Not sure what to expect of the role if im being honest. They asked me if i was familiar with python sql and other industry tools. Im only familiar with python and sql from my degree they seems to train people however. THey also mentioned they do a bit of machine learning
Good luck to you too
. Life's a little more interesting when nobody's there holding your hand.
i wouldn't do thatWorking in the office on an empty Saturday
