Can you name your 3 top learning sources, when it comes to Data Analytics?

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HR Manager in Government2 years ago

Some of my favorite blogs: 
Evergreen Data by Stephanie Evergreen [Home (stephanieevergreen.com)]
Playfair Data by Ryan Sleeper [Playfair+ | Premier Visual Analytics eLearning & Resources (playfairdata.com)]
InterWorks Blog [Blog - InterWorks]
ExcelJet by Dave and Lisa Bruns [Exceljet | Work faster in Excel] - more about how to use Excel, but their newsletters always get me thinking about better ways to do things

VP of HR in Miscellaneous2 years ago

MOOCs and other formal learning (e.g. Coursera, etc.), peer learning, experiential learning

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