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[24 Hours] The fastest way to advance your data science career with R

Matt Dancho

The fastest way to advance your career with data science and R

Hey John,

There's 24-hours left before the $500 OFF deal for my R-Track expires. Today, I'll tackle the 3 top problems you're going to face when advancing your career with data science:

1. Proving your worth

2. Navigating career specialization

3. Solving high impact projects (and gaining visibility from leadership)

First, here's what you're up against.

Companies don't promote base on your degree, your knowledge, your math or stats skills. They promote based on your business value. And to get promotions you need to prove your worth by completing projects.

Not to mention, most data scientists lack any sort of specialization. Because of this, they become a jack of all trades and a master of none. Lack of specialization limits their earning potential.

And arguably the most important thing is solving high-impact projects. Without a resume of wins, your career will plateau (and this could put you in the crosshairs for layoffs).

This is why it many data scientist have their roles made "redundant" and can suffer from layoffs.

Here's how to fix each of these (and grow your career)

1. Data scientists need to prove their worth by completing projects

In my 5-Course R-Track program you complete 8 projects that focus on the exact skills that helped my students gain promotions and double their salaries. Jonathan doubled his salary. And Ed grew into a Senior director role. They did this by completing projects, proving their worth, and stacking up wins.

2. Fight lack of specialization with niche skills

The key to fighting lack of specialization is by building niche skills. In my 5-Course R-track program, you learn 3 skills that 90% of data scientists overlook:

1. Time Series Forecasting: Absolutely essential for Supply Chain, Demand Planning, Financial Forecasting (Companies all need this, yet 90% of data scientists ignore it).

2. Web Applications: Companies cannot use data analysis alone. They need production. Web apps are the key to unlocking this, yet most data scientists ignore this skill.

3. Cloud Deployment: 85% of businesses have already transitioned workloads to the cloud. Being able to deploy is a critical skill, yet most data scientists ignore it.

The solution: You learn time series, web apps, and cloud production in courses 3, 4, and 5 in my R-track. These are the exact skills that helped Mohana get 3 raises in 8 months for a total of a 94% salary increase!

3. Solving high-impact problems (and gaining visibility from leadership)

Having project experience and niche skills will help, but you then need to show them business value. The mistake 90% of data scientists make? They don't know how to generate Return on Investment (ROI).

That's why in the 2nd course, I walk you through step-by-step as we solve a $5,000,000 data science problem with my Business Problem Solving Framework. This is the exact framework that helped my student Auggie save his company $5,000,000 and get promoted to analytics manager.

3 Problems Solved in my 5-Course R-Track Program:

✅ Complete 8 valuable business projects that can be adapted to your company (and immediately showcases your worth)

✅ You gain niche skills that lets you become the expert in time series, web apps, and cloud deployment

✅ You gain a complete business problem-solving that gives you exactly what you need to solve $5,000,000+ problems, which gets you visibility from your leadership and leads to career promotions!

By now you see that growing your career with data science can be done. You have 2 choices:

❌ Go at it alone: This can take 3 to 5 years, and many data scientists suffer from layoffs and career stagnation.

✅ Join my 5-Course R-track program: This takes under 180 days, is exciting, and fast.

So I have one question...

What are you waiting for?

Join 6,483 of us and let's do this!

($500 off deal expires in 24 hours)

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