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This blog post will be Part 1 of a 2 part series on a data visualisation I created. Part 2 will detail the methodology and process taken to create this visualisation. So, read on and stay tuned later for the second post related to this visualisation.
This dataset was pretty interesting that I did spend part of my New Years Eve on this data visualisation. The other reason for this is because it was in response to a data challenge for one of the job applications that I submitted. This is an open dataset provided by the recruiting company based on the Steam dataset located here (https://steam.internet.byu.edu/). I would like to take this opportunity to mention that any data artefacts used and produced on my website will be based on open data or data that I have obtained rights to reproduce.
Embedded below is a dashboard as published on my Tableau Public portfolio which is slowly expanding: Link for mobile/tablet readers
Stay tuned for more details on this visualisation
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