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Transforming Complex Concepts into Accessible Strategies | Anton Skornyakov

Peter Winick

Learn How to Build Resilience in Today’s Fast-Paced World A conversation with Anton Skornyakov the importance of knowledge work and making processes in software accessible, understandable, and actionable in other fields. A key aspect of Anton’s teaching methodology lies in the use of metaphors drawn from everyday experiences.

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Unleashing Predictive Power| Eric Siegel

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Understand the use case – what is predicted and how it’s acted upon are the cornerstone of driving value in machine learning projects. A Journey through Predictive Analytics and AI Deployment An interview with Eric Siegel on successfully deploying machine learning. Stay focused on what you need them to do for you. This is Peter Winick.

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4 Critical Times A Leader Must Keep Their Leadership Distance

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When you lack the skills or experience to lead effectively, it’s best to step back and let someone else take the reins. When you lack the skills or experience to lead effectively, it’s best to step back and let someone else take the reins. Leadership is all about connecting and relating with those you lead.