Have had very basic experience modeling, so not completely new but for me the course is very dense. Watching and pausing all the videos takes me forever. Anyone suggest a method on how to properly study these models correctly?
Practicing for REPE interviews, and these are a bit more in depth then I think I would get in interviews but I know conceptually it will be the same.
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