While we may yet be a long way from the threat of truly sentient computers such as Hal 9000 and ARIIA, the current capability of AI technologies still offers plenty of power for those who wish to harness it for malicious purposes. These types of crimes go beyond the grey ethical areas that we discussed […]
Danger, Will Robinson! (AI, Analytics and the Invisible Dangers) Read More »
The last edition of our newsletter focused on some very creative applications of data science tools and methods. Most of these were lighthearted, merely reflecting the interest of the creators in their subject matter – like true scientists, they applied their skills to the questions that interested them. In contrast, today’s newsletter delves into some
Technology, progress and ethics: a balancing act Read More »
Being that data science is a relatively new field, we often get questions regarding compensation for various data science-related skillsets across different locations and industries. The healthcare and medical industry, specifically, has been a major employer of data scientists, and that demand is only growing. But similar to all other industries, healthcare data scientist salaries
Heathcare Data Scientist Salary – How Much Should I Pay? Read More »
A note to technical recruiters: There’s a difference between a data scientist and a Python programmer who knows some data science frameworks We’ve recently heard from a number of technical recruiters who’ve been burned. They were tasked with finding technical talent who could cover the standard data science bases: Python (or R), Pandas, scikit-learn, and
A Big Mistake Technical Recruiters Make Read More »
Dataspace CEO, Ben Taub, was featured in a Dice post offering some clever suggestions for hiring data scientists and ensuring your data talent is excellent. We encourage you to take a peek and absorb some of the wisdom within! Read 8 Tips for Hiring Great Data Scientists on Dice.com
Dataspace featured in article about hiring data scientists Read More »
We begin many blog posts by highlighting the acute shortage of data scientists and the resultant difficulty in attracting them to your company. Chances are that if you are reading this, you are well aware of that fact and may have already found ways to make your organization more appealing to the data science candidates
Change this one thing about your company to help you hire better data scientists Read More »
Tools and techniques for management reporting and analysis have evolved since computers first came out. One can argue that the first management reporting tool was COBOL (COmmon Business Oriented Language). It allowed business people to get data out of systems created by computer people. COBOL was eventually replaced for reporting by tools like Information Builders
What’s The Difference Between Business Intelligence and Data Science? Read More »
As many a frustrated recruiter or hiring manager can tell you: a good data scientist is hard to find, and even harder to hire. Quality candidates frequently end up with multiple final round interviews (often within days of each other) leading to multiple offers. In such a competitive environment, your challenge is to figure out
Making your company more appealing to data scientists Read More »
If you have experience in the tech staffing business, you may have noticed a recent rise in the amount of fraud and dishonesty in the marketplace. This is perhaps inevitable given the high level of demand for data engineering and data science skills. So, how can you separate those candidates who can walk the walk
Resume fraud: Warning signs and how to protect yourself Read More »
The process of screening candidates for any role can be both daunting and time consuming, and even more so when the role in question is a highly technical position such as a Data Scientist. The ever growing list of tools and technologies that these professionals work with can read like a foreign language to recruiters
What to look for in a data science resume Read More »
