A Very Dangerous Data Science Article

A few years ago an article was published in Harvard Business Review online called <a href="https://hbr.org/2018/10/prioritize-which-data-skills-your-company-needs-with-this-2x2-matrix" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Prioritize Which Data Skills Your Company Needs with This 2×2 Matrix</a>. Now, HBR is well known for its articles on business strategy, but it is not really a market leader in technical content, and this article certainly illustrates this. This article is shockingly bad, and is also very dangerous because it encourages people to think about data science in a way that is both impractical and downright wrong. I’ll elaborate on this in a moment, but the obvious danger is that someone who doesn’y know better will use this article to inform their own organization’s data strategy. This could cause a lot of pain and angst for many data professionals, and leave others feeling like their skills and experience have been pejoratively dismissed. <a href="https://keith-mcnulty.medium.com/a-very-dangerous-data-science-article-415e576f0c44">Visit Now</a>