How Has Lifelong Residency Influenced a Career in Data Research?

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Hello everyone I am from Oh, lived here my whole life and love it. I currently do research for a companies that they need data on. I have work with a lot of big companies like Wal-Mart and Ralphs, etc.. I enjoy my work a lot I can pretty much do this anywhere I would like, all I need is a computer and some internet. I came across this forum and feel like I can provide a lot of feedback to it and hopefully you guys can provided me back with some as well.

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