any experience with them? have you done the mini degrees? do employers actually value them? which is best for data science? thanks
This question has been posted very recently before by an Intel person. This is why you are largely being ignored. Check out this post! "Value of Coursera Specializations or Udacity Nanodegree (Tech Lounge)" https://us.teamblind.com/s/HO1tSHmi
Full disclosure - I posted the above question. My takeaway: EVEN IF you're employed in a non-software engineering role in the tech industry (i.e. Product Manager, Program Manager, Sales Engineer, etc) these courses are a far wiser investment of your time (and money) than university degrees after you are already experienced in the professional workforce. Do you want to completely change careers and be an investment banker ? In that case you had better be young (under 30) and you had better go to Stanford, Harvard Wharton and graduate near the top of your class. An MBA from a lesser school simply will not make a diff if you want to remain in tech.
Try Udacity
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