Data Patterns
Ergest XheblatiI share patterns I've learned and synthesized over a long career in the field of data to help you advance your career goals for professional development and preparing for interviews
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In his book Growth Levers and How to Find Them Matt Lerner recounts a story from his PayPal days where they had just launched a new payment system but the activation rate was only 10%:
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Designing an Evolutionary Data Architecture
Over the last two years I've been building a data workflow with dbt and PostgreSQL. When I started there was only a lightweight architecture in place — what’s known these days as “medallion architecture.” Over time it evolved into a really ...
Invisible Asymptotes in Growth Curves
As you all know I’m fascinated with patterns. So much so that I wrote a book on applying software engineering design patterns to SQL. What fascinates me even more are data analysis patterns because they apply directly to solving business pr...
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I’m a Data Architect and Engineer with close to two decades of experience working with data. I’m obsessed with timeless patterns because I believe they provide the most stable base for a long lasting career.
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