I just got accepted to the Data Analytics bootcamp I interviewed for last month. I'm so excited to start this new chapter of my life, I feel like I'm high on mushrooms lol. Thanks Alex, your videos were a big help in the decision making process!
Your channel is the best... no contest.. You always address all the questions with truth, which is really important in this area. Congratulations from Brazil.
Mmm, shiitake mushrooms. Thanks for being totally transparent with salary, Alex. It helps a lot for those like myself who are considering a career change. Like you mentioned, salary matters & it may not be the only reason why we work the jobs we do but it's still an important factor.
As someone that is immensely happy to have stumbled upon your channel, that is going through a career transition somewhat similar to your path, and in their late 30's now - Ain't no party like a Mushroooooooooooom party, cuz a 'shroom party don't stahp.
Hello Mr. Alex. I would love to watch your video on "How much Math is required to become a Data Analyst" As I have no Mathematical background and I am really interested to switch my career from a Lawyer to Data Analyst. Regards
I also thought 47k was a big salary until I found out tech companies pay 6 figures no problem. I agree that you have to temper your expectations since the market is saturated but if you can financially and mentally handle it don't settle for these underpaid positions. On blind, there's lots of info about getting data analyst positions at tech companies.
Hey Alex! I had commented on an older vid that I was in the market again, figured I'd just follow up and say I did manage to land a new job! With a sizable pay increase too! Cheers.
Currently I am a business analyst II with 7 years experience making $90k. I want to be a data analyst but start around what I currently make, with room to grow. I do not want to take a pay cut. I am hoping that is not too much to ask to prospective employers.
🍄 enjoy your coffee ! Don't worry so much about the time .. 2X speed, and listen in sections is always an option. Also, I heard an audiobook called "I will teach you to be rich" by Ramit Sethi that has some good information on 401ks , which is what convinced me to get one at my last job. Also, salute to you for giving out all of this valuable information for free !
Hi Alex, thanks for being so transparent with your experiences. Wondering in your day to day job I believe you've said that you use SQL server, but what do you use in terms of an IDE or text editor for your python tasks? Do you use python on a regular basis? Thanks
🍄 Funny story, an ad ran exactly when you took a sip of coffee and I couldn’t stop laughing😂 Can’t confirm I didn’t hear anything, so I no feedback for me, but seeing this very chill format rocks~ ☕️
Hi Alex, you're very lucky with your salary because It's lower in Europe (in my case in Spain). I know that everything is more expensive in US but surely you save more money all the month. Nice to do a video about this topic because in France for example, we don't speak a lot about salary, It's "chocking" for some people, the differences can be very significative.
Super interesting. I didn’t know that at all. And I do consider myself lucky all the time - I never expected to be where I am! Hope the video was helpful! 😁
🍄 Great video as always. Still in the learning phase so still a while til I can apply it. Like you advised me in a previous vid I've been learning SQL first. I'm getting proficient and wanted to ask, once you kinda know what you're doing how long does doing one project take? And when building my portfolio should I try mainly do projects in my desired domain? Thanks Alex 🍄
It can take as little as 2-3 hours or as long as a week. Just depends on what kind of project you're trying to do. If you want to show exploratory analysis in SQL it can take a few hours. If you're building an ETL pipeline it can be a few weeks to get it all right. I think domain specific doesn't hurt if you're sure on what domain you want to do. I have some domain specific ones, but I also have some personal ones like on Fantasy Football which I just really like so I did it.
Mushrooms🙌 i am gonna start my data analysis degree course soon and just found out your channel, great work on doing these videos, if i have the time i will watch them all👍
Alex, very informative content, thank you! One suggestion - please adjust amount of ads, I had like 10 ads spots for just this one video - I think 3 spots (an ad spot a 10 mins) would be more fair. Mushroom squad (:
Hey man! Thank you so much for telling me that - TH-cam automatically places those ads and I forgot to go and take most of those out. You're the man! Thanks for watching :D
I doubt you will read this @alextheanalysis but just a tip, when you explain about not wanting to go over time, all you are doing is elongating the time. Just some food for thought. Like yucky mushrooms. lol
I graduated with a degree in statistics this spring, have taken cs courses like data structures / discrete structures and several data science & statistical modeling courses. I’m familiar with SQL, R, and python. What’s my next step to take in order to get a data analyst job ?
Sounds like you're set my friend. I would get a resume set up - get some projects set up online if you haven't already - and then start reaching out to recruiters. Hope that helps!
That's a really good question. I recommend asking things like Bonus and 401k in the last round interview, but asking about what the "Total Compensation" is comprised of. When they start talking about it you can ask if they do 401k match or offer bonuses. It can be off putting sometimes to ask it outright (or at least I feel it is lol). I would ask about Health Insurance once they offer you the job and you can ask them to send you a link or pdf of their options.
If we are offered a salary, how do we know it’s a fair offer or even too low? Is there anyway to find out what a particular position pays? Any special websites or any paid services to find out? I do not want to take an offer and find out after the fact that I could’ve gotten paid a lot more.
I’m doing MS in Business Analytics. According to my school, the graduates in 2019 made 86,000 on average , but most of my classmates are new to this filed, so I feel like I’m ripped off lol There is no way fresh graduates make 86k on average
Yeah that sounds a bit high, but depends on what demographics they're pulling from to get that number. If they're looking at fresh grads who got jobs in Silicon Valley, then maybe? lol It all depends on the data.
Mushroom! Great content Alex. Thank you. I wonder if all of this applies to remote jobs. Or what can we expect by applying from abroad? If anybody in the community knows I'll appreciate it.
Mushroom gannnggg! Alex, really love your vids as someone foraging into the field. Also, couldnt really hear you drinking your coffee, dont trip about it. And if you still are send me a message and i can show you super easy editing tips to mute or muffle the audio during sips. Cheers brother!
Alex... trust me, I haven't even heard a single slurp sound from your coffee. Plus, most of the youtuber or podcaster also bring their drinks (e.g. coffee, tea, etc.) into their contents. So please. don't worry about making unnecessary sound. Just enjoy your content, cause you have been doing it great (y)
Hey Alex, please help. So I’m currently working as a mechanical engineer at DC and I’m thinking about self learn and becoming a DA. The biggest reason is because of salary. Im working at a pretty large engineering company right now(over 15000 people globally), my starting salary is 75k, and almost everyone at the company gets a promotion every 2 years and get a salary increase of about 8% (asked a couple ppl within the company to confirm these numbers). So im basically expecting to get paid around 100k in 6 years (which is not bad, dont get me wrong, but i just want to explore other/better opportunities). However, 2 of my friends who’s working as data analyst at a local marketing company that has less than 200 employees in Maryland, started with similar salary, and gets a raise of 7500 dollars for just working there for 6 month, and expect to get a raise every 6 month at least for the first couple of years(someone we know worked there for 2 years and already making 120k). But, by looking at all the glassdoor/linkedin data, and your video, DAs dont make that much, so do you think this company is an exception? Or would you say most DAs actually do get an increase jn salary that fast? Thanks
Mushrooms! Great show Alex, just wanted to ask; I'm halfway through my second year at uni for my BSc in comp sci and have covered both Python and Database Development so far as data analysis relevant modules go. But I feel like I haven't covered either of these topics well enough for what I would like so have also invested in the first 3 of your recommended Udemy courses as well as a zero to hero Python course. To get to the actual question (sorry for the rant), would you think this is a warranted move or is this overkill at this point in my education?
I think the courses would definitely help supplement your learning. Honestly, sometimes uni just doesn't cover everything that you specifically need. They do general courses and sometimes don't go in depth into the things you need. That's just how it is. I always recommend self-studying!
I just started liking mushrooms. 🍄 Is the job title Data Quality Analyst a specific path to becoming a Data Analyst? Is that job in the Data Analytics career field? What would starting salary be for something like that?
Haha never to late to like mushrooms! And I’m not 100% familiar with this job, but it def in definitely sounds related. I doubt you’d do any visualizations, but I’m sure you’d work in SQL a lot to QA the data. Again, not a job I’ve personally seen, but that’s my best guess 👍
Depends on what job/industry you're coming from. Also depends on your education. I think now isn't the best time unless you were laid off and have the time to devote to job hunting and learning new skills. But lots of factors that go into that for sure!
@alex the analyst currently in the sporting goods industry specifically golf. Started out in customer service now am a data/systems advocate (basically a jr analyst) I do data analysis and visualization plus automation for our customer service teams. I'm graduating with a data analytics degree next fall and want to work somewhere with bigger data and more progressive work environment. My only fear is golf is booming now and I've been at my company for almost 5 years so job security is high on my radar
I amazed at how flat wages are there in the US. 17 years ago, I made $60k for an analyst job in the midwest at a hospital. I moved here 15 years ago and my salary doubled overnight to 120k. Everyone has healthcare here so no need to worry about that either.
@@AlexTheAnalyst No way really?! 😲 I been studying SQL and Python for 3 months now developing my skills. I was over here hoping with all this I can land a good job by the end of 2021. I didn't think 6 months. And this is me putting literally 8 hours a day studying. I just wish I knew more people that can point me in the right direction.
Hi Alex I'm almost done with the last portfolio project on python (4/4). I'm good at SQL, Excel, Tableau and python. Wanna know if it's possible to have a remote job while being in Africa. If yes, what could be my chances with regards to the global job market.
@@AlexTheAnalyst I have knowledge SQL and pythone.im looking for a real world project.could you please help me to do some projects.i need a job asap. Could you please reply on my mail
Just watching your videos as i pursue my career in data analytics ❤️❤️
That's great! I hope they're helpful :)
@@AlexTheAnalyst thanks sir🙏
@@AlexTheAnalyst sir pls I have so many questions that are bothering me
I just got accepted to the Data Analytics bootcamp I interviewed for last month. I'm so excited to start this new chapter of my life, I feel like I'm high on mushrooms lol. Thanks Alex, your videos were a big help in the decision making process!
That's great! Congratulations and good luck! :D
Your channel is the best... no contest.. You always address all the questions with truth, which is really important in this area. Congratulations from Brazil.
So glad to hear that! Thank you for the feedback my friend! :D
Mmm, shiitake mushrooms. Thanks for being totally transparent with salary, Alex. It helps a lot for those like myself who are considering a career change. Like you mentioned, salary matters & it may not be the only reason why we work the jobs we do but it's still an important factor.
I definitely agree! Super glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching my friend :)
As someone that is immensely happy to have stumbled upon your channel, that is going through a career transition somewhat similar to your path, and in their late 30's now - Ain't no party like a Mushroooooooooooom party, cuz a 'shroom party don't stahp.
Haha :D so glad to hear it - thanks for watching!
Mushroom squad! I am about to embark on the journey to be a data analyst. Your videos help keep me motivated!
Found you the night before an interview and couldn't be more glad!
Very cool! Hope the interview went well! :D
$76,000 per year at 40 hrs per week is $36.54 per hr.
Thank you! Could NOT think of that off the top of my head for some reason haha
Hello Mr. Alex. I would love to watch your video on "How much Math is required to become a Data Analyst" As I have no Mathematical background and I am really interested to switch my career from a Lawyer to Data Analyst. Regards
Someone else just said the same thing about 10 minutes before you asked it haha I think I'll need to make a video on this :)
You dont need to do math in it as excel do it for you but you have to learn excel formulas to get answer
I also thought 47k was a big salary until I found out tech companies pay 6 figures no problem. I agree that you have to temper your expectations since the market is saturated but if you can financially and mentally handle it don't settle for these underpaid positions. On blind, there's lots of info about getting data analyst positions at tech companies.
Thank you, Alex! I am glad that I found your content!
Same! 😁
Using the H1B visa salary database is really helpful, and is much more granular.
Hey Alex! I had commented on an older vid that I was in the market again, figured I'd just follow up and say I did manage to land a new job! With a sizable pay increase too! Cheers.
That’s fantastic!! Congratulations!! I’m super happy for you 😁😁
Mushrooms! I'm also super glad to be a part of your 25 favorite subscribers!
Haha what can I say! I just like you more than the rest. It's not personal! :D
Currently I am a business analyst II with 7 years experience making $90k. I want to be a data analyst but start around what I currently make, with room to grow. I do not want to take a pay cut. I am hoping that is not too much to ask to prospective employers.
Mushrooms
Mushroom! Also the coffee doesn’t bother me, you should keep drinking it. I’m drinking mine too so it’s like a nice chat at a coffee shop
I love that! That’s what I’m hoping for :) super cool man - thanks for the feedback 👍
Agree with you Roberto! Keep the coffee flowing!
🍄 enjoy your coffee ! Don't worry so much about the time .. 2X speed, and listen in sections is always an option. Also, I heard an audiobook called "I will teach you to be rich" by Ramit Sethi that has some good information on 401ks , which is what convinced me to get one at my last job. Also, salute to you for giving out all of this valuable information for free !
Good to know :D and that's awesome! Always good to be learning about money and how to best use it. I'm a big believer in that.
Hi Alex, thanks for being so transparent with your experiences. Wondering in your day to day job I believe you've said that you use SQL server, but what do you use in terms of an IDE or text editor for your python tasks? Do you use python on a regular basis? Thanks
I use a lot of Databricks in Azure for Python and I use Visual Studio Code as well.
Hey, didn't know you were a fellow Texan! Represent!🇨🇱
🍄 Funny story, an ad ran exactly when you took a sip of coffee and I couldn’t stop laughing😂 Can’t confirm I didn’t hear anything, so I no feedback for me, but seeing this very chill format rocks~ ☕️
Haha fair enough! Thanks for the feedback! :D
mushroom squad are here, thank you Alex for keep motivating me every week
Hi Alex, you're very lucky with your salary because It's lower in Europe (in my case in Spain). I know that everything is more expensive in US but surely you save more money all the month. Nice to do a video about this topic because in France for example, we don't speak a lot about salary, It's "chocking" for some people, the differences can be very significative.
Super interesting. I didn’t know that at all. And I do consider myself lucky all the time - I never expected to be where I am! Hope the video was helpful! 😁
UK wages are terrible too 😢
🍄 Great video as always. Still in the learning phase so still a while til I can apply it.
Like you advised me in a previous vid I've been learning SQL first. I'm getting proficient and wanted to ask, once you kinda know what you're doing how long does doing one project take?
And when building my portfolio should I try mainly do projects in my desired domain?
Thanks Alex
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It can take as little as 2-3 hours or as long as a week. Just depends on what kind of project you're trying to do. If you want to show exploratory analysis in SQL it can take a few hours. If you're building an ETL pipeline it can be a few weeks to get it all right.
I think domain specific doesn't hurt if you're sure on what domain you want to do. I have some domain specific ones, but I also have some personal ones like on Fantasy Football which I just really like so I did it.
Love it Alex thanks!!
Mushrooms🙌 i am gonna start my data analysis degree course soon and just found out your channel, great work on doing these videos, if i have the time i will watch them all👍
Alex, very informative content, thank you! One suggestion - please adjust amount of ads, I had like 10 ads spots for just this one video - I think 3 spots (an ad spot a 10 mins) would be more fair. Mushroom squad (:
Hey man! Thank you so much for telling me that - TH-cam automatically places those ads and I forgot to go and take most of those out. You're the man! Thanks for watching :D
mushrooms. great content. I really like the transparency.
I doubt you will read this @alextheanalysis but just a tip, when you explain about not wanting to go over time, all you are doing is elongating the time. Just some food for thought. Like yucky mushrooms. lol
You're giving us great content for free. That means you get to enjoy your coffee while shooting :)
Thanks for the info, really helpful
I graduated with a degree in statistics this spring, have taken cs courses like data structures / discrete structures and several data science & statistical modeling courses. I’m familiar with SQL, R, and python. What’s my next step to take in order to get a data analyst job ?
Sounds like you're set my friend. I would get a resume set up - get some projects set up online if you haven't already - and then start reaching out to recruiters. Hope that helps!
Mushrooms!! 🍄 Do you recommend asking about 401k, bonuses, health insurance etc. during your job interview or when you get the job offer?
That's a really good question. I recommend asking things like Bonus and 401k in the last round interview, but asking about what the "Total Compensation" is comprised of. When they start talking about it you can ask if they do 401k match or offer bonuses. It can be off putting sometimes to ask it outright (or at least I feel it is lol). I would ask about Health Insurance once they offer you the job and you can ask them to send you a link or pdf of their options.
If we are offered a salary, how do we know it’s a fair offer or even too low? Is there anyway to find out what a particular position pays? Any special websites or any paid services to find out? I do not want to take an offer and find out after the fact that I could’ve gotten paid a lot more.
I’m doing MS in Business Analytics. According to my school, the graduates in 2019 made 86,000 on average , but most of my classmates are new to this filed, so I feel like I’m ripped off lol
There is no way fresh graduates make 86k on average
Yeah that sounds a bit high, but depends on what demographics they're pulling from to get that number. If they're looking at fresh grads who got jobs in Silicon Valley, then maybe? lol It all depends on the data.
Do you have any Tableau best practices? Do’s and don’ts? Must have metrics, statistics, layouts?
mushroom! Thank you for your videos!
Mushroom!
Great content Alex. Thank you.
I wonder if all of this applies to remote jobs. Or what can we expect by applying from abroad?
If anybody in the community knows I'll appreciate it.
Mushroom ! Thanks Alex 👍🏻
mushroom squad....ur contents are educating.
Mushroom gannnggg! Alex, really love your vids as someone foraging into the field.
Also, couldnt really hear you drinking your coffee, dont trip about it. And if you still are send me a message and i can show you super easy editing tips to mute or muffle the audio during sips. Cheers brother!
So glad to hear it! Thanks for the feedback :D
Data Analyst Intern! I know this doesn’t mean much but it means the world to me! I want to be a data analyst and make that data analyst money hehe
mushroom 🍄
Thank you for so detailed information! appreciate it so much!
Mushroom Squad Babbyyy!
Do you have any update on google's data analyst course in Coursera ? When is it being made available?
I was told by the end of the year! Which is coming up soon haha so we will see!
Try cook mushrooms with black coffee and drink it. Thanks for sharing!!
You went on a binge today! :D
Alex... trust me, I haven't even heard a single slurp sound from your coffee. Plus, most of the youtuber or podcaster also bring their drinks (e.g. coffee, tea, etc.) into their contents. So please. don't worry about making unnecessary sound. Just enjoy your content, cause you have been doing it great (y)
Haha good! I will continue on - it definitely helps me!
My first data job. Senior revenue management analyst 65K a year.
Hey Alex, please help. So I’m currently working as a mechanical engineer at DC and I’m thinking about self learn and becoming a DA. The biggest reason is because of salary. Im working at a pretty large engineering company right now(over 15000 people globally), my starting salary is 75k, and almost everyone at the company gets a promotion every 2 years and get a salary increase of about 8% (asked a couple ppl within the company to confirm these numbers). So im basically expecting to get paid around 100k in 6 years (which is not bad, dont get me wrong, but i just want to explore other/better opportunities). However, 2 of my friends who’s working as data analyst at a local marketing company that has less than 200 employees in Maryland, started with similar salary, and gets a raise of 7500 dollars for just working there for 6 month, and expect to get a raise every 6 month at least for the first couple of years(someone we know worked there for 2 years and already making 120k). But, by looking at all the glassdoor/linkedin data, and your video, DAs dont make that much, so do you think this company is an exception? Or would you say most DAs actually do get an increase jn salary that fast? Thanks
Alex i think this is vidoe number 6 or 7 in less than 4 hrs. Btw Mushroom!
Gotta pump those numbers up my friend! make it 10 in 6 hours :D Hope you're enjoying them!
Mushrooms! Great show Alex, just wanted to ask; I'm halfway through my second year at uni for my BSc in comp sci and have covered both Python and Database Development so far as data analysis relevant modules go. But I feel like I haven't covered either of these topics well enough for what I would like so have also invested in the first 3 of your recommended Udemy courses as well as a zero to hero Python course. To get to the actual question (sorry for the rant), would you think this is a warranted move or is this overkill at this point in my education?
I think the courses would definitely help supplement your learning. Honestly, sometimes uni just doesn't cover everything that you specifically need. They do general courses and sometimes don't go in depth into the things you need. That's just how it is. I always recommend self-studying!
Fried mushrooms go very well together with fried potatoes btw, so it's a good continuation for the last episode!
Hey Alex, how important is it to know ER-Diagrams, like Crow-foot Notation?
I just started liking mushrooms. 🍄 Is the job title Data Quality Analyst a specific path to becoming a Data Analyst? Is that job in the Data Analytics career field? What would starting salary be for something like that?
Haha never to late to like mushrooms! And I’m not 100% familiar with this job, but it def in definitely sounds related. I doubt you’d do any visualizations, but I’m sure you’d work in SQL a lot to QA the data. Again, not a job I’ve personally seen, but that’s my best guess 👍
What is your opinion about changing jobs right now during the pandemic?
Depends on what job/industry you're coming from. Also depends on your education. I think now isn't the best time unless you were laid off and have the time to devote to job hunting and learning new skills. But lots of factors that go into that for sure!
@alex the analyst currently in the sporting goods industry specifically golf. Started out in customer service now am a data/systems advocate (basically a jr analyst) I do data analysis and visualization plus automation for our customer service teams. I'm graduating with a data analytics degree next fall and want to work somewhere with bigger data and more progressive work environment. My only fear is golf is booming now and I've been at my company for almost 5 years so job security is high on my radar
@@AlexTheAnalyst it seems that job security really depends on industry you work in now a lot of uncertainty ahead
Mushroom gang in 2023, never too late to start
I hope to become a data analyst. Mushroom. It would be nice if you could tell me what a data science salary might look like?
From the Mushroom squad. Thanks Alex
I TRUST YOUR WORDS. I STUCK TO THE END. MUSHROOM SQUAD.
Does data analytics or ux design have a better scope?
I amazed at how flat wages are there in the US. 17 years ago, I made $60k for an analyst job in the midwest at a hospital. I moved here 15 years ago and my salary doubled overnight to 120k. Everyone has healthcare here so no need to worry about that either.
Mushrooms yo!! Btw I don't hear those coffee sips so keep drinking them!
🍄🙌 dang I just need to sip harder then 😁
Mushroom
Thank you Sir.
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I feel like Mario crushing those SHROOMS!
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i don't hear anything from the mic when you drink coffee, i would say you are good to go!
Mushroom. Made it to the end but didn't notice the length of this at all.
Good :D Thanks for watching!
I don’t mind your sipping coffee ☕️
Good! :D
Which carrer path is good after data Anàlyst job=Data Scientists or Management roles?
Da shrooms 🍄 crew ❗️🤟🏽
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Would you agree that data analytics has a lower barrier to entry than data engineering?
Oh for sure - data engineering is a much more difficult field to enter with the higher technical requirements
Thanks for the response
Dude, coffe can be very harmful for your health, you should change it for a joint.
😂
How long did it take to become a junior analyst? 🤔
If you start from scratch I think it's possible to land a Junior Data Analyst job within 6 months.
@@AlexTheAnalyst No way really?! 😲 I been studying SQL and Python for 3 months now developing my skills. I was over here hoping with all this I can land a good job by the end of 2021. I didn't think 6 months. And this is me putting literally 8 hours a day studying. I just wish I knew more people that can point me in the right direction.
@@AlexTheAnalyst what are your recommendations on an SQL platform. How different are each one? For example Oracle Database, MySQL or PostgreSQL.
Salary / 2080 hours = hourly
This counts for paid holidays and stuff
How long did it you take you to reach a 6 figure salary?
Between the 2-3 year mark 👍
Which country is good for data analysts?
Mushrooms! Thank you!
Mushroom, you got a great voice.
Also sipping coffee doesn't bother at all
Thank you! That really means a lot :)
And good! Super glad I didn't ruin the whole video haha
can't hear the coffee drinking at all
I absolutely love mushrooms! #mushroom_squad
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Mushroom Squad ✨
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Can I work as a Data Analyst even if I’m not in the USA? Do they have an Online Job?
Mushroom 💯
Badger, badger, badger, badger. Mushroom, mushroom! Snake!
Mushroom
Hi Alex
I'm almost done with the last portfolio project on python (4/4). I'm good at SQL, Excel, Tableau and python. Wanna know if it's possible to have a remote job while being in Africa. If yes, what could be my chances with regards to the global job market.
mushrooms? they're okay.
Please do some real project
I’ll definitely be doing some real projects once I’m done with the SQL Tutorial videos 👍
@@AlexTheAnalyst I have knowledge SQL and pythone.im looking for a real world project.could you please help me to do some projects.i need a job asap.
Could you please reply on my mail
Mushrooms from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
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mushroom ftw :) :)
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Alex endorses magic mushrooms lol
Alex the Analyst approved :D
$39.50/hr.
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Mushroom soup!
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