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title: "What Is DataOps? Automating Data Pipelines & Reducing Errors"
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short: Storytime for DataOps
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description: "Learn DataOps with Chris Bergh. Master Lean principles, automation, cycle time reduction, testing, and DevOps for data teams."
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intro: "In this episode, Chris Bergh—CEO and Co-Founder of DataKitchen—shares the origin story of DataOps and how it’s transforming data team productivity. Drawing parallels to DevOps, Chris explains how treating data like a factory helps teams reduce cycle time, lower errors, and deliver analytics faster. He discusses lean principles, defining done and good, and balancing heroism with repeatable processes. You’ll learn the seven steps to implementing DataOps, how automation simplifies orchestration, and how the same principles apply to both data engineering and MLOps."
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intro: "In this episode, Chris Bergh—CEO and Co-Founder of DataKitchen—shares the origin story of DataOps and how it’s transforming data team productivity. Drawing parallels to DevOps, Chris explains how treating data like a factory helps teams reduce cycle time, lower errors, and deliver analytics faster. He discusses lean principles, defining done and good, and balancing heroism with repeatable processes. You’ll learn the seven steps to implementing DataOps, how automation simplifies orchestration, and how the same principles apply to both data engineering and MLOps."
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apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/storytime-for-dataops-christopher-bergh/id1541710331?i=1000558399936
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spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2PcBsHslUVnjXFhC9hv6zk
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youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Fx5PCoLkf4
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season: 8
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short: Storytime for DataOps
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title: "What Is DataOps? Automating Data Pipelines & Reducing Errors"
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description: "Learn DataOps with Chris Bergh. Master Lean principles, automation, cycle time reduction, testing, and DevOps for data teams."
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intro: "In this episode, Chris Bergh—CEO and Co-Founder of DataKitchen—shares the origin story of DataOps and how it's transforming data team productivity. Drawing parallels to DevOps, Chris explains how treating "data like a factory" helps teams reduce cycle time, lower errors, and deliver analytics faster. He discusses lean principles, defining "done" and "good," and balancing heroism with repeatable processes. You'll learn the seven steps to implementing DataOps, how automation simplifies orchestration, and how the same principles apply to both data engineering and MLOps."
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- dataops
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- practices
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- line: Some people call you the “Father of DataOps”.
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- header: "Podcast Introduction"
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- line: Some people call you the Father of DataOps.
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- line: '[laughs]Oh, yeah. One guy called me the Grandfather of DataOps. That hurt.
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- line: '[laughs] Oh, yeah. One guy called me the Grandfather of DataOps. That hurt.
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[laughs].'
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- line: I'm just thinking about the introduction – should we use that. Or do you prefer
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I dont? [laughs]
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I don''t? [laughs]'
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_podcast/s08e06-recruiting-data-engineers.md

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intro: "In this episode, Nicolas Rassam—then Senior Technical Recruiter at Onfido and former member of the Criteo AI Lab talent team—explains what hiring data engineers really looks like in today’s European tech market. He breaks down key differences between recruiting data scientists and data engineers, the growing demand for formal data engineering skills, and how candidates can stand out with real project experience. You’ll learn how recruiters evaluate portfolios and GitHub profiles, what skills matter most (SQL, Python, cloud fundamentals), and why targeted applications beat the spray and pray approach for breaking into data roles."
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intro: "In this episode, Nicolas Rassam—then Senior Technical Recruiter at Onfido and former member of the Criteo AI Lab talent team—explains what hiring data engineers really looks like in today’s European tech market. He breaks down key differences between recruiting data scientists and data engineers, the growing demand for formal data engineering skills, and how candidates can stand out with real project experience. You’ll learn how recruiters evaluate portfolios and GitHub profiles, what skills matter most (SQL, Python, cloud fundamentals), and why targeted applications beat the spray and pray approach for breaking into data roles."
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