Love stories like Victor's. It’s the hands-on, full-stack work that gets you hired. Building real ML projects, tackling messy challenges, and learning by doing - that kind of depth opens doors in 2025.
How to land a #machinelearning job in 2025:
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Lots of people ask me if it's still viable to get into tech. But here’s the thing: when you have a whole new set of tools companies have to pivot to new products - they’re doing that and it’s increasing the demand for skilled engineers
If you’re putting in the work, keep going :) bit.ly/42yoFSM
Thanks Russ
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Me walking away from Twitter.
The bootcamp model got a ton of attention through the 2010s (and even got VA support - Vet tec - now paused) but most seemed to miss much of the 'learning how to learn' aspect - that's the lifelong edge
