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I am a Data Person with 4 years of working in tech/finance. For the past year, I have been consulting smaller companies. A couple of those projects spilled past simple analyses into full-fledged project management and operations management, where I had to work on Sales/Marketing KPIs and processes. I loved the experience of taking the initiative and implementing new data-based ideas/processes that brought an actual change in the company.

Any advice/insights on switching careers from Data Scientist to Operations Manager? How to find those jobs? How to learn more?

Why it's so hard to send money abroad? It's either takes long or costs a lot. IS it laws or is it just no one has taken this an issue?

I am working with this nonprofit organization and soon going to one of the developing countries to organize coding camp for girls age 14-18. The camp is one week long and totally free for girls. During the camp we are going to teach basics of html and css. Even though we understand the week is not enough, we just want to show girls tools and different things that they can accomplish if they consider coding on their own. However, the main idea of the camp is to motivate girls, hopefully make them consider tech as a career and maybe instill some enterprenerial values. This is my first time ever doing this and I wonder what could be useful to teach girls and any maybe you guys have any tips. Any suggestions are welcome.