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Advice and professional development online feels like its geared towards one-time ad-hoc projects. Any resources on managing data on a recurring, organizational basis?

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So many of the youtube videos, courses, advice, etc., online feels it's geared towards running singular projects. How to clean up data in a Excel spreadsheet for a onetime project, for example, but what about when its for an analysis you have to keep running over and over? Or when it's an analysis…

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  1. 2026-09-14 21:01 · r/datascience
    Advice and professional development online feels like its geared towards one-time ad-hoc projects. Any resources on managing data on a recurring, organizational basis?

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