Here are some things anyone who is looking to start or is starting in data analytics should hear. I hope this is helpful and gives you some guidance on your data analysis journey!
I completed 1 of 8 Certificates with Google. I know that once I'm done. I would need to build portfolio. I wonder how is the applying and getting a real interview process is really like.
If you are taking the Google Data Analytics Course, the last section goes through the process of building a portfolio and applying for jobs. I found that section the most helpful for what you are looking for!
@@data_with_dan Thanks for the info! I'm taking step by step process and hoping to get my next certificate faster than the first. Also planned ahead taking few days off work so focus in and dedicate time I want.
Hey Dan thats an amazing video Wanted some advice from you Recently i finished learning Excel, Powebi, tableau and SQL Im not proficient in all of this what should be my next step? And further how should i approach
Thank you! I’d say do a a few projects that encompass each of these skills and then focus on developing one of these at a time. These are all great skills to have so you can’t go wrong really on which one you focus on first. I usually suggest Excel as the first, just because being efficient in this skills translates to a lot of data jobs and other similar fields since it’s a common tool. Best of luck to you in your journey!
Hey, I'm in final year of my college and i want to enter in the data analytics field. Currently I'm learning libraries and SQL. Can you please tell me what things should i learn to land a job.
That’s great to hear! I’d say focus on SQL for now since that’s what you are currently on and focus on completing a couple of projects. Start with the easy techniques and build off of it as you learn more. After that I’d say the best one to focus on is Excel since it is a skill that can be used in a wide range of data jobs. Best of luck to you!
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thank you Mr. Dan
Thank you for this helpful video.
Thank you for taking the time in doing this! Love the guidance !
I completed 1 of 8 Certificates with Google. I know that once I'm done. I would need to build portfolio. I wonder how is the applying and getting a real interview process is really like.
If you are taking the Google Data Analytics Course, the last section goes through the process of building a portfolio and applying for jobs. I found that section the most helpful for what you are looking for!
@@data_with_dan Thanks for the info! I'm taking step by step process and hoping to get my next certificate faster than the first. Also planned ahead taking few days off work so focus in and dedicate time I want.
Hey Dan thats an amazing video
Wanted some advice from you
Recently i finished learning Excel, Powebi, tableau and SQL
Im not proficient in all of this what should be my next step? And further how should i approach
Thank you!
I’d say do a a few projects that encompass each of these skills and then focus on developing one of these at a time.
These are all great skills to have so you can’t go wrong really on which one you focus on first. I usually suggest Excel as the first, just because being efficient in this skills translates to a lot of data jobs and other similar fields since it’s a common tool.
Best of luck to you in your journey!
Hey, I'm in final year of my college and i want to enter in the data analytics field.
Currently I'm learning libraries and SQL. Can you please tell me what things should i learn to land a job.
That’s great to hear! I’d say focus on SQL for now since that’s what you are currently on and focus on completing a couple of projects. Start with the easy techniques and build off of it as you learn more.
After that I’d say the best one to focus on is Excel since it is a skill that can be used in a wide range of data jobs.
Best of luck to you!
@@data_with_dan Thank you, dan !