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San Francisco-based Dropbox announced Tuesday that it will stop asking employees to come into its offices and instead make remote work the standard practice, even after the coronavirus pandemic ends. via CNBC

Did you know? Industry leaders like IBM predict the number of open data analytics roles will from 364,000 to 2.7 million this year, and by 2028, job opportunities in data are expected to by 16 percent, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics To help you get started, we have put together a list of 17 must-read data analytics books covering machine learning, big data, artificial intelligence, data science, Python, business intelligence, deep learning, forecasting and more.

Rena Silverman was a journalist for 15 years before a to California inspired her to develop her technical skill set at Berkeley UX/UI Boot Camp. 3 months after graduating from the program, she used her network to first land a job at Run The World as their Chief UX Writer and then, a few months later, at Truebill as a Content Strategist. Read more about her personal experience as a Berkeley boot camp student, plus her on what it takes to make a career change into the industry today!

How can you improve your coding skills? Check out this shortlist of books for beginners who want to reach heights in their careers and write elegant code. via Better Programming

Every time we use our phone or log into our computers, we leave a trail of data behind us. That data holds key insights into our behavior, our and and the products we purchase. How do businesses make sense of all that data? By hiring skilled individuals to perform careful analysis and uncover trends, improve business practices and make more profitable decisions. Looking to leverage your data boot camp knowledge or jump-start a career in data science? Our 24-week program might be the right fit for you.

The term data scientist is often used as a catch-all term for anyone in the field. So what distinguishes the many roles? Data Analysts: Develop systems that collect and sift through data Data Scientists: Build machine learning models Business Analysts: Collect and turn data into valuable insights... Software engineers: Build and optimize systems using programming languages Deciding which path to take in the field depends on your interests, skill sets and market trends.

If you’ve been paying attention to developments in the tech world, you’re probably aware of blockchain. But what is it and why should you care? This article by Dice breaks it down.

Let's talk programming Please join our upcoming live webinar where we will discuss our Coding Boot Camp. You'll find out: + The support you'll receive throughout your journey... + Why our student experience sets us apart + Our methodologies for teaching web development + How career services helps to prepare you for the job hunt ...plus much more! Thursday, October 15th 12:00 p.m. PT RSVP https://bit.ly/3ibDwYY

Please join our upcoming live webinar where we will discuss our FinTech Boot Camp. You'll find out: + The support you'll receive throughout your journey + Why our student experience sets us apart + Our methodologies for teaching financial technology... + How career services helps to prepare you for the job hunt ...plus much more! Tuesday, October 13th 12:00 p.m. PT RSVP https://bit.ly/2GhvmRz

Often, the technical aspect of a boot camp complements a student’s prior knowledge and experience gained from their degree. For David Colonia, Berkeley Data Analytics Boot Camp graduate, his in economics and legal studies culminated in his final project where he analyzed the effects of misdemeanor crimes and their impact on real estate. I see myself going back to my path in economics and law, getting my Master’s and taking on a risk analyst role. This whole experience really opened up a lot of lanes for my future.

There is no doubt that Excel has an important place in every data analyst's . But this article explains why you should stop using it and upgrade to Python. via Towards Data Science

Project managers are needed to lead tech teams in departments across diverse industries. To land a great position, you may want to consider updating your skill set. These online courses and certifications are a great place to start. via Mashable

While cybercrime exponentially, businesses are facing a severe cybersecurity talent drought. Forbes explains why expertise in the field has never been needed more.