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Jeffrey Hinkle, a Junior Curriculum Writer for Data Science, spent more than two decades in the restaurant industry as a chef before pivoting into tech.

We’re going to put the spoiler right out in the front here - no, you don’t need a degree to become a Product Designer. But, that’s not the whole story. Here’s the 5 skills you need to break into the field (and how to get them).

What's the difference between the various types of Cybersecurity Certifications and more importantly - which should you get? In this post we detail credentials you may want to consider at different levels of your career.

Demand is booming for cybersecurity professionals, but you may be wondering - which are the best cities for cybersecurity jobs? Here's our list of the top 7 cities for cybersecurity professionals to find opportunity.

There are lots of different kinds of positions that fall underneath the “cybersecurity” umbrella. But, an easy way to simplify the industry for our purposes is to divide it into the three primary job functions a cyber position is likely to fulfill: engineering, testing, and responding. 

For Product Designers, NYC is a great place to start out and build a career-long network of fellow designers. Here’s our list of the best networking and meetup groups any Product Designer looking to expand their network should take advantage of.