5 Linkedin Profile Tips to Get a Data Analyst Job
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- These 5 Linkedin Profile Tips helped me get all my Data Analyst Jobs. In fact, it's because of these 5 Linkedin tips that recruiters reach out to me so much with data analyst jobs. Instead of me having to look for jobs, I attract Linkedin recruiters to my profile. Learn how you can do this yourself.
0:00 Intro
0:46 Tip 1: How to optimize your header
3:03 Tip 2: How to optimize your bio
04:02 Tip 3: How to optimize your job titles + work experience
05:29 Tip 4: Open your profile for international opportunities
06:34 Tip 5: Make your profile personal
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Let me know if you have any valuable Linkedin tips I have missed
1. Ask for LinkedIn references to your past employers / clients 👍🏼
2. Use the option to add an audio and/or a short video in the profile picture area. That works great to connect with visitors, if you feel comfortable to do it.
3. Activate the feature « providing services » if you are a freelance and do coaching or consulting for example. That’s an additional way to find you.
4. Obvious but worth mentioning : activate the feature « open to work » only visible by people with a LinkedIn Recruiter account if you are interested in new opportunities. That’s the first thing we check when we make a search
I like how u always show your mistake clips in end of video's
1. Optimize your header for keywords
- include the keyword 'Data Analyst'
- put important keywords in your headline just under your name
2. Optimize your bio (the about section)
- repeat the same keywords in the headline, and add more specific keywords
- include contact details like phone and email
3. Optimize job titles and previous work experience
- under the job title, make a story, write down top results and achievements
Bonus: add every single certification and license done in your profile
4. Make your profile open internationally
- add your profile in another language
5. Make your profile personal
- add a 'personable' photo of yourself
- use a personal banner that shows something about yourself, like doing a hobby
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Great video man, I don't think enough people think about SEO when building a solid linkedin profile! Good tips!
Some real gems were dropped in this video. Much appreciated my guy🙏🏾💯
Now I know why TH-cam recommended me this video.
Never came across a video that explained the LinkedIn hacks so easily. Spot on!
This video is a gem and even more, you're awesome.
Found your channel today but I can loudly say that you're my favorite person on youtube. You're naturally funny! Much appreciation from Rwanda, East Africa.
Came for the outtakes, actually got hooked for the valuable information! Thanks man
Hey man, thanks for this golden advice. I've just finished undergrad and was looking for some jobs in the near future as I planned to think for a year or two before entering grad school. This morning I've been applying the tips and just overall completing my LinkedIn profile. While doing it I realised my profile was really lacking. Thanks again Stefan!
Glad the video was of value Andrés, good luck with applying!
Great video. I am currently on my way to redesigning my LinkedIn profile. Thank you for the useful information.
You're simply brilliant. Lots of love for bringing up such amazing content ❤️
Stefan thanks so much man! I just optimized the fricken heck outta my LinkedIn 😎
Good job Nomad! Helping those with very little LinkedIn knowledge.
Really love these career tips with a dash of vlogs 😇
I'm making a transition into a data analyst career, and you are an inspiration for me,
thanks and waiting for more tips !
from Ivory coast
but this men is not data analyst anymore xdxd... okno i understand, im too studying that
Excellent video. Best wishes Stefan Masnikovic!
Thanks for the great video. I implemented the keywords on my own profile now.
From a young age I knew I wanted to become a hustler. These tips will help me to get me there.
5 tips how OT HUSTLE EVERYDAY
I've learned a lot through your videos.
Thank you so much 😘
Good job Stefanovic Thank you.
Great content! Thanks for the tips
Such a good vid bro , loved it❤️!
Love Ya Dude, always amazing content
Stunning as always
Thanks for the tips, mate. 👍👍👍
VERY SMART, SIR. HANDS DOWN 🎉
Thanks for sharing your experience
Appreciate this a lot, applied these immediately.
Super helpful, thank you!
this page has really helped motivate me into going into the career i want to and really opened my eyes about real life and freedom! keep up the good work stef/1
Thanks a lot, appreciate your advices and keep it up!
Made those changes just now. Thankyou! especially for the last part haha
Super Informative . Thanks a lot, And Enjoy your time.
Sneaky tricep flex whole video
Sneaky?
@@Stefanovic92lmao
Very interesting, really appreciate your tips bro
Thanks you so much browwww awesome channel, keep it up with the good content
Big up bro!!! Nice video
Great tips ! And yeah to me a data analyst and a data scientist, it’s the same since clients never have the same definition / understanding of what should fit in this role so do not hesitate to target both 😅
Haha crazy actually
thanks much stef for sharing this tips
Excellent stuff making a changes now.. nd Wow!!!🎉i have learnt a lot from your videos!!!☺️
Hvala puno Stefan.
I really like your Vibes.... welldone Bro
Thanks for your advice
Bravo legendo 👏👏👏
Good video Digital Nomad !
Thank You For This Video
Dude thank you so f much 🤞🏻
Ur hair style is pretty cool man!
Grazie Mille caro fratello. Sei stato molto utile
What are your tips for junior data analyst or beginner for this field? What do you actually do when you start working? What to expect?
Ah I should make my LinkedIn seriously I guess haha haha that cheeky tricepflex throughout the video 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks very helpfull
Awesome video.
valuable points
Very interesting 👌
You deserve 2M Subs,
TH-cam^daki tüm Linkedin videolarından farklı diğerleri çöp.Harika Stefan teşekkürler.
Just wanting to leave a comment, been following you since I found you out Stefan and I will always keep leaving a comment! Have a nice day m8
Appreciate it mate!
thank you man
It's pure insanity how unbelievably helpful and intimate your videos are, saying thanks isn't enough, but still, thanks.... A LOT 🙏
I wanted to ask for your opinion on providing a freelancing service such as 3D product/industrial animation or stylized 3D graphic design, is it worth pursuing? Or I should just drop the idea? Anyway, thank you a million for all your help, I really appreciate you!
Damn, I need to tweak my profile now :)
Thank you :)
subscribed! thankssssssss
You deserve more, dude.
Thanks bro, working on it
You can speak 4 languages ? Super neat!
Thanks mate
Honestly he is very genuine and story telling person even a bored topic he make it so interesting i am confused why this man has only 40k subs. He deserves 1 million +
Thanks man. And everybody starts at 0
This was really helpful, I’m new into the data space and I’ve been struggling to optimize my LinkedIn… thank you for this🙏🏽…….. and do you think I can use a picture of me at the gym as my banner?
Good tips! Did you do a dashboard yet on your youtube video data?
Thanks Marjon! As a creator you already have a built-in dashboard in the TH-cam app
Hey Stefanovic! Thanks for sharing your views. However, it isn't making all that much sense to me. Linkedin lets us meticulously list every single achievement and skill already within our profile. Why then wouldn't they pull out the keyword matches from those sections and display them to the recruiters irrespective of what you include in your header/bio? Not only the system has records of all the languages I know, it also knows in what degree/course/program I learnt it and in what projects/jobs I applied the skills. I simply don't understand why then we need to do this archaic early-internet-days styled keyword spamming?
Nice tricep.
Where was this video when I was applying for jobs 😭
How you add the bulletin points on your profile?
1. Headline
2. Bio
3. Job title and work experience
4. Certifications
5. Open for work
6. Profile Picture
Any tips for job titles like working student jobs?
What should I do if my work experience is not related to data analytics (I’ve been a chatbot developer) and I want to transition to a data analyst role with just my portfolio projects? What should I put in my header, description and work experience then?
get good at data analysis until you can honestly call yourself a data analyst
What a person have career gaps shud get back to work without any exp?
Didn't know they had a Dutch Bradley Cooper
OMG I just hide my scuba diving certificate!!! let's update Linkedin today!
This is a really useful video.....
I hate LinkedIn and refuse to use it, but nevertheless, some good tips here.
Why is that? How come you hate it?
@@pulengseakgwa6744 My soul resists it. Have you ever done something only because someone told you it's important, but your gut feeling tells you it's not? It's one of those things that they told me was important when I was in university, but as I got older, I realized it's really not necessary for my life.
That's cool but what about someone who's making a career transition. I have done a professional course in Data analytics & now after watching this video I am not able to figure out what to write in header ? I never did any data analysis work but I have a project portfolio that shows Data Analyst skills. How can someone like me use the header ?
I can write Data Analyst but again I am not a data analyst yet. I have done project, portfolio everything but I am not getting a single message from any of the recruiters out there.
Done with changes
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did the bloopers satisfy you this time sir?
@@Stefanovic92 you're getting too good at this, the dumb bloopers are no longer there. but the content is SPOT ON
I worked at a car dealership as a valet driver however I essentially was commissioned to do a month long case study of productivity and offer solutions if any problems were found how can I implement this experience into LinkedIn?
Hi I know how hard it's to figure out the transferable skills. If you were a valet you get better at communication skills & soft skills too because you are driving people on everyday basis. So, in tech fields having soft skills is a good point.
Apart from that you have done a case study, I assume you must have used some data and offer solutions(which is basically recommendations based on your observations/insights in data domain terms). You can frame something using the case study that it looks like you have a curiosity, a data detective skill. Also you offered solutions so you are Problem solver too.
I understand what struggle you going through. I worked in hotel. I face similar situation because I couldn't add anything properly but I see you can use the case study thing to build your profile and reshape it in terms of analytical terms.
@@vivekjoshi3769 thank you for the tip I’ll definitely implement it that way. Since this comment my LinkedIn has changed but I’ll definitely keep changing it if I need to appreciate it
@@kevinserrato6358 Not a problem friend. I think we need to keep evolving these things in order to move towards betterment. These are small things that move us towards big impacts in our life.
Good luck with your job hunt. Bitter truth is it's really a rough ground for people coming from unrelated backgrounds like ours but we need to keep ourselves pushing and one day we will reach the light at the end of the tunnel. Have a great day/evening! Cheerz!
You listed "Open Water Diver" under certifications? really? I have that too, but never thought of listing it :D
I am non Computer science background person chose a course data analyst completed SQL when it came to practise tried leetcode totally frustrated n hopeless pls anyone can suggest me which website will help me approach step by step practise for mysql
Sir u look like South Africa Fast Bowler Dale Styne
Not "Analist"
I think it should be "Analyst" in your heading. Overall it’s a great video.
Hello!
Have you been learning Data Analyst in English or in your mother tongue at first?
How can I find him on Linkedin?:)
What's the neat little trick you mention at 3:54?
6:13
1st time watching your video. Really useful tips. But i just graduated from college. I wanna start my career in data. I am taking courses. What should I add in my profile header ?
If you studied to become a data analyst then add: data analyst. Or whatever your job you have studies for. First job is always a bit more challenging as you don’t have any experience yet. But it gets easy once you have landed that first job
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How can i find you on linkedin??
Im currently pursuaing my masters in Data Science and have no experience in the field.....can you help me what should I mention as header
Master in Data Science
Do you have any tips on how to not get spammed by recruiters?
Haha good question. I think you can turn off your availability for recruiters. I usually just ignore the majority of them
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is data engineer , a promotion of data analyst ?
no data engineers mainly focus on extracting, transforming and loading / setting up pipelines for the data to be used by data analysts/scientists
#5: Verifying that you're not a robot 🤖
Bit confused. Is this now a escape tech / office life channel or how to get into..
Definitely how to get out. But landing a good job is often a needed step to eventually achieve whatever it is. Just sharing my personal journey man
@@Stefanovic92 cool - no hate! Agree that getting into tech is a great step to get out of 9-5 in general earlier, like the FIRE community lays it out. Hope to see more post tech employment videos in the future though :).