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in this episode of the data career podcast I talk about a situation that youll soon find yourself in is should you accept this data job offer or not this is data career podcast episode 43. welcome to the data career podcast the podcast that helps aspiring data professionals land their next data job heres your host Avery Smith welcome back to another episode of the data career podcast in this episode were going to be talking about something that you will face if you have not already faced it and that is what should you do with your First Data offer you know maybe youre sitting right here and youre like I Im just breaking in the field I havent quite got my first data analytics job offer yet or maybe like Ive had three or four and no matter how much experience with you have with it its difficult deciding like what choice to make whether to accept it or not and this episode was inspired by a message that I actually got on LinkedIn from a gentleman well call Jay Jay says Hi Mr Sm