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I am an avid podcast and audiobook listener. While on an evening walk last night with my oldest kiddo (who turned 2 at the end of June) + my dogs I was able to finish this episode. There were a few key takeaways that really stood out to me - 1. Culture, creativity, and the ability to learn are top of mind for COO, Joe Minarik, of DataBank , when hiring. In addition, Joe speaks to the benefit and intent of investing in current talent, that is a cultural fit, vs hiring from the outside. 2. "Get in with the company." Find the company and get in - they will invest in you and your growth to enable a long-term career. 3. Hop on the data center train - I knew I was going to college from the time I started kindergarten. It was part of the "progression" of my education. It was refreshing to hear Joe and Kirk discuss alternative avenues to get into the data center world including the traders and service (military, etc). Have you had a chance to listen? What were your takeaways?

What can websites do to ensure their pages get crawled and indexed efficiently? 🧐 🎙️Google's latest podcast gives insights about what is a web crawler, and how does it really work. Prioritize quality and user experience to ensure your pages get discovered by Google.👌 🎙️ Hear the full discussion in the podcast episode linked below: https://lnkd.in/d9E4KDVD #GoogleSEO #ContentQuality #PodcastDiscussion

📣 New Podcast Alert!📣 Mike Bassani joins Kenric Auguillard, Sean Fiene and me this week on the Low Code Approach to discuss all things Dataverse. Questions include: ✅What is Microsoft Dataverse and how is it positioned? ✅How should we approach security and compliance with Dataverse? ✅How can we prevent data exfiltration with Dataverse? ✅What is Dataverse's role in customizing and extending Copilots? ✅How can we maintain the quality of the data? Listen to the podcast here 👇 https://lnkd.in/e-EY2agq #copilot #copilotstudio #powerplatformdeveloper #powerplatform #lowcode #microsoftpowerplatform #microsoft #dataverse

🎙️ New Podcast Episode Alert!🎙️ Sean Fiene, Wendy Haddad, and I excited to share our latest podcast episode featuring Mike Bassani, Partner PM Manager at Microsoft. Mike shares his valuable insights on Microsoft Dataverse, the powerful data platform that fuels the Power Platform. In this episode, we delve into: 🌐What Dataverse is and how it operates 🔒The integral role of Dataverse in terms of security 📊Various methods to import data into Dataverse 🛡️The robust security components that Dataverse offers, including governance, authorization, token creation, and environment management If you’re keen on understanding more about Dataverse and how it can aid you in building low-code solutions with Power Platform, this episode is a must-listen! 🎧 https://lnkd.in/eJPzFdbX Stay tuned for more insightful discussions. Happy listening! #Microsoft #Dataverse #PowerPlatform #LowCodeSolutions

For folks wanting to learn more about dataverse and how it can drive security and governance model for your organization, have a listen to this episode!

NEW EPISODE! On this episode, we debunk the myth that Druid can't do joins. Druid doesn't function as a traditional relational database because it was purpose-built for lightning-fast queries on large datasets. However, this doesn't mean Druid is entirely devoid of join capabilities – it simply approaches them differently. Our myth-busting team features returning guests Sergio F. and Hellmar Becker from Imply ready to clarify how Druid handles joins in its own unique way and tackle what Druid is for in the first place. https://bit.ly/3R3vF4e

Composable data systems are not the quick and easy path. But they win the race in the end. Wes McKinney explains in this podcast: ❝ It’s like the tortoise and the hare. I think the modular data stack (horizontal integration) approach is definitely the tortoise approach. It requires a lot of open source diplomacy, a lot of coordination across projects, like getting people to agree to specialize and then work together toward productive ends. It’s definitely very laborious, but we’ve had our heads down just doing that. So now we’ve got really great open source orchestration solutions, we’ve got good modular computing engines, we’ve got open data lake formats, we’ve got open source file formats, we’ve got protocols for building database drivers and building distributed systems that use these open standards and protocols. All the pieces are falling into place. It takes a lot more time than building a vertically integrated system, but I think ultimately we’re doing the reverse Tower of Babel approach. We’re going to get to a place that’s more interesting and ultimately has a lot better staying power and lends itself also to better long-term maintainability. ❞ But you'll have to listen for yourself if you want to hear Wes's "Raiders of the Lost Ark" analogy 😂

Tune in to the Browser Tech podcast for a conversation on the gritty details of how I'm using WebAssembly, Apache Arrow, and Apache Parquet to power fast geospatial visualization in Lonboard. https://lnkd.in/dtSqU7ge

You can catch the latest episode of QueueUP with G2 @neT_valorant on The Construct Podcast wherever you stream your podcasts! Listen to what it's like to grind from the amateur ranks to ascending to the big leagues from Master NeT himself! https://lnkd.in/gE6vJ4M3 #esportspsychology #gamingpsychology #mentalhealthlinkedin #psychologylinkedin #therapistsonlinkedin #psychsensei #psychsenseigaming

Modeling layers are the key to overcoming complexity.