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145145 ago and invited you to this podcast is because we had a different podcast episode
146146 that was about hiring data professionals – where we talked to Alicia, who was
147147 a guest here – but we mostly talked about data scientists. Then some people reached
148- out to me saying, 'Hey, that was a cool episode, but we want to hear more about
149- data engineers.' So here we go. We're talking about hiring data engineers, but I also wanted to ask you
150- – you are recruiting for a wide range of positions – ML engineers, data scientists,
148+ out to me saying, "Hey, that was a cool episode, but we want to hear more about
149+ data engineers." So here we go.'
150+ sec : 419
151+ time : ' 6:59'
152+ who : Alexey
153+ - line : ' We'' re talking about hiring data engineers, but I also wanted to ask you
154+ – you are recruiting for a wide range of positions: ML engineers, data scientists,
155+ - line: ' We''re talking about hiring data engineers, but I also wanted to ask you
156+ – you are recruiting for a wide range of positions : ML engineers, data scientists,
151157 data analysts, data engineers – in your opinion, what is the main difference between
152158 hiring data scientists and data engineers?
153159 sec : 419
154160 time : ' 6:59'
155161 who : Alexey
156- - header : ' Tech vs Business Balance and Training Gaps'
162+ - header : Tech vs Business Balance and Training Gaps
163+ - header : Tech vs Business Balance and Training Gaps
157164- line : Yeah. I would say that there's two different things. You have kind of a ratio
158165 between tech and business, in terms of skills. After all, it really depends. In
159166 data science, you have data analysts who call themselves data scientists and vice
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