anarchimedes

The current trend seems to be towards the agile methodology for software development- but what about database design and development? Are folks in 2019 still using the traditional waterfall methodology to create and deploy database applications?

I wanted to get other BI/ML folks input on how transferable their abilities and knowledge is to other industries. It seems that a lot of the insights into the data and impact come through understanding the business and it would be interesting to hear if that has presented a significant roadblock to getting hired and/or being effective in a new industry.

I am pushing 7+ years in a BI/ML role with my current company and I want to make sure I am not locking myself out of getting employed elsewhere.

I wanted to know if anyone had used somethign like AutoML (http://www.ml4aad.org/automl/) or Splunk (https://www.splunk.com/) in their day to day jobs. Was it helpful? Did it still require significant tuning/augmentation?