Towards Data Science By Ibrahim Salami

I Built a Pipeline to Track the Job Market I'm Trying to Break Into.

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The article describes how the author built an incremental data pipeline using dbt snapshots to monitor the job market they are attempting to enter. It also discusses the challenges faced with an API that provided misleading information during the process. The post was published on Towards Data Science.

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