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Data Engineering is growing in leaps and bounds, but how you get into it is not so obvious. Certifications and courses seem limited, and most people doing the work now started out doing something very different.
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I believe creating a growth- learning road map for yourself as a newbie will go along way, you don't have to be scared or thrown off by the terminology and technologies required to excel.
Once you understand how the end-end process work, you can keep building.
Remember babysteps,one step at a time
Diligence and consistency 💫
Really nice article on how data engineering is growing with leaps and bounds which is not so obvious. It's helps for doing something very different.
Datacamp has a roadmap:
datacamp.com/blog/the-path-to-beco...