You gave such a clear and easy to understand explanation of the business analysis process! More videos relating to that in the future please! And also tips you’ve picked up along the way (similar to the “why I use google sheets” comment you made down below)
I never in my life thought i would be a business analyst. I always watched your videos and liked your profession, and out of nowhere I'm promoted as Business Analyst in my office.. made me realise you legit attract things
I've always wondered if the role of a Data Analyst the same as a Business Analyst? Because I've compared the job descriptions of both roles and they're identical. Would greatly appreciate if anyone could clarify this. Thank you!
Liliian, thank you so much for making this series and putting so much effort into it.I love how you explain what you're doing with so much detail to help us have the closest possible understanding of what a day in your life looks like. Many other vloggers kinda just sit around and show themselves typing and doesn't explain much which is understandable, but not very interesting to watch and or informative. Just wanted to let you know how much your effort is appreciated :)
Lilian, Thank you so much for these insightful videos on business analysis career. I am currently doing a masters in business analysis and consulting, your videos get me excited to be in the analytics corporate world after graduation (PS: your channel is the only one that keeps motivating me to carry on and enjoy what i do) Good job!!
What a great video Lillian! I am from Vietnam and it's great to hear that you used to live in Vietnam. I am also interested in business and data analytics and I hope to work like what you are doing right now. I am actively seeking for full-time job after graduation, and your video is recommended to me, which is soooo helpful!
Just like everyone said. Lillian, you're the best at explaining how a business analyst works, especially when you explain your business analysis workflow at 1:51 and how is your thinking / analytical process to raise above the data and numbers to get the business insights at 5:53. I'm motivated to learn more about business analysis. Hope one day I can be a business analyst myself at an international company as you are.
Great video. I do the same thing for my job. Alot of queries and data analysis via excel into graphs. I think it's awesome how different roles business analysts are for different companies.
This is really interesting and gives me a greater appreciation of the Business Analyst role! You are also very engaging and can easily explain analytics!
A new subscriber :) I am currently in my first semester at university and wish to be a business analyst in future. I don’t know what exactly a business analyst does, but watching your videos makes me understand more about it. I feel like I would enjoy this role and I wish I can have a career like yours. Seeing you as a role model now!
thank you celine! glad this was helpful. i think what i love the most about being a business analyst is that i get to work on so many different types of projects with all types of teams. i like the 'generalist' role aspect of it as opposed to a 'specialist' role. my manager used to call us ninjas and i love that
Hey! Hi from Montreal, and also as fellow Taiwanese :) Way to go on starting your career at Spotify! Your video resonates a lot with my own experience working as a BI and Analytics analyst. Keep up the good work! Look forward to your new contents
At first, I was inspired by your video about business field but just knew you grow up in Vietnam which makes me love to watch you more (i’m from Vietnam btw)
Thank you for taking the time to explain a bit about your BA workflow and tools used! The visual and talking through the process is so helpful & interesting :)
Hey! Nice to bump into your channel. So I'm a Vietnamese, but currently living and working in Taiwan so I feelllll so related when you mentioned about Taiwan Vietnam eventho it's not really related 😂 I had a good time watching your video, have a good time, take care and 新年快樂 🍾️
loved both of your day in a life videos - I'm inspired to make some of my own! I've been taking a year break to do my own things so your videos are making me miss working with other people. (also your cooking looks amazing!)
As a local Taiwanese, I learn a lot of interesting English(of ingredients) and some knowledge about business analysis from this video! Also your video looks so cozy and motivated at the same time! Happy belated Lunar new year~
Really good video. I'm currently pursuing my masters in Business Information Systems and this video has clarify more about what a Business Analyst day to day look like.
i am so glad i found ur channel. i develop interest in BA not long ago, i am a mathematics student currently and hopefully i can get to work as a business analyst by the end, also currently learn SQL and other data related applications. you make the career look so cool
I’m a BI analyst, but i just started out(aka junior). The thing about being a junior is i dont really have structure set yet on my “workflow process” and i think im always not doing something enough, but seeing your workflow, im 98% sure im subconsciously doing that already, and feel a bit better now😆 Thank you for the chill video and well explained process!🌟
Hi there I was wondering when you were looking for a job in business Analyst what were some of the difficulty you have faced and what was the whole journey
The youtube algorithm brought me here. I'm a Taiwanese working in data science related job, too. your video looks interesting and chill. Please take more video to let me understand the work in NY, and Spotify. =)
Thank you for sharing a real day in the life of a business analyst. It helps me to understand more about this role and makes me want to step in it :))) Could you share more details about how to prepare to become a business analyst and work portfolio?
Love this content, this feels different from the other day in my life vlogs that I see on yt. I mean you really gave us a view of what it's like wfh, only a few vloggers do this I think. And really appreciate how you explain to us the works or tasks of a business analyst. Can't wait to see more videos from you
This is what I call a typical 'soft' business analyst with a slice of data and financial analysis. There's not a lot of standardization for business analysts, I know some institutes are trying to standardize the practice and definition of a business analyst such as IIBA. I work in IT. IT business analysts do very, very different things. When I tell people that I am hiring IT business analysts, they automatically think of low pay but I tell them that I pay from $75-100/hour for IT BAs. For 'soft' business analysts, I can imagine $25-40/hour. I will tell you right now IT BAs do not provide profitability performance reports. Heck, I wouldn't know how to produce one if you asked... 'soft' business analysts can actually pivot into product management or work as a product owner because they look at the business side of things such as market trends, research, etc. assuming that they have strong presentation and communication skills.
Wow..this is real business analytics on display here. Cool...i am on the journey. Transiting to a Business Analytics role cos i have been a business analyst for software dev coy for a while. Stay blessed.
So awesome to find out you lived in Vietnam as well!!!!! That's a very lovely and gorgeous dress along with those MIU MIU heels!!!! Supporting all da way from Hong Kong here!!!!
Awesome video Lillian! I'm just curious why you do your data wrangling in google sheets rather than in SQL or Python? My guess is google sheets is something non-coding colleagues can understand what you're doing?
good question , and yes what you said for sure, and also mostly for efficiency because: 1. Usually when I write the queries I don't know what 'business insights' I will find, so that's why I get the rough cut of the metrics in SQL and then wrangle data/visualize them to uncover insights in google sheets. it's alot easier and more intuitive to do visualization in google sheets. 2. it minimizes having to write multiple sets of SQL queries. Most of the times stakeholders change their minds on what data they want to see after initial analysis. i.e they might want to look at different time range, a different country, etc. so instead of having to go back to SQL and re-do all the parameters, I can easily filter in google sheets via pivot table/ formulas. 3. I learned it from a data science manager that SQL queries should be as intuitive and 'clean' as possible so people can easily repurpose your queries when needed. so not wrangling and cutting too much of data in SQL allows me to simplify queries alot more. 4. lastly, like you said, doing wrangling/analysis is more user friendly in google sheets for non-tech folks to be able to play around with the data themselves and see the step-by-step of how the analysis is formed. at the same time, when other teams want to look at similar data, it's much easier for me to just send them the entire google sheets vs. having to build something from scratch for them. Hope that helps !
Great video! I'm still trying to figure out my career myself and business analysis is one of the roles I was curious about. Right now, I currently work customer service at an airport. I'm interested in pursuing the airline/aviation industry further. I have taken some SQL and Python classes. The tasks that I enjoy doing at work is interacting with passengers, discussing and analyzing their problem, and coming up with a solution. I'm not really into work where I'm behind a computer screen putting out code and algorithms. Coding and programming is just not my thing. Would a business analyst still be a good fit? Or should I find a different role? Thank you.
One thing to be careful of is that "business analyst" is a very broad title - some folks will be doing more data analysis like Lillian, whereas others embedded in a software team like me are doing more personal one on one interviews with end users to gather requirements, sketching out workflows, designing screens, and writing out specifications for the developers, and then testing out what they've produced against what our clients asked for and what I wanted them to do. These days, many companies will specifically ask for a "data analyst" if it's more data driven. But check the job description and see if they want more reporting and less gathering requirements to find out which way they want their business analyst to focus. I do have to know a lot of SQL since I'm identifying the queries the software will need to make (so the developers have an easier time and don't have to guess), and I have to understand how software is written, even if I'm not the one programming it myself. I also have to write out the user documentation on the other end. It's a lot of writing! I don't do any actual programming though, just every other part of the software development process that goes before and after it. My team uses Jasper reports, not Python, but a lot of the underlying principles are similar.
@@katarh This sounds very interesting! So is your title still "Business Analyst"? Looking at business analyst programs right now and this seems a lot more aligned with what I'd like to do! I
@@Sunnydya Yes! It's also what my certification is - I have the PMI- PBA, Professional Business Analyst certification. The test for that cert is all about gathering requirements and tracking them throughout a project's life cycle.
Hi Lilian, great video. Wanted to know what table you are using and is it a standing one or not. I am looking for a big table with variable heights All the best!
I would probably fall asleep if I had a job like yours 😴 I need more excitement than just looking at charts and emails all day. Still you’re really good at your job so congrats!
I work on transactions systems for a car manufacturing company. I do the similar with extracting data and presenting data. Simple pivot tables in excel surprisingly gives me a quick overview and analysis on what the issue is
Wow thank you this was so informative! :)) About how long does it take to finish creating the QBR and how much of that is past queries/dashboards you have? I also work as a data analyst and I feel like every day is so random and it's just like multiple stakeholders asking me for random datapulls and fixing broken things :( to the point where we can't focus on big picture stuff like this
Very nice sharing vlog! I'm also on a journey toward becoming a BA! Great to hear that you grew up in Vietnam, cuz I'm Vietnamese ^^ Looking forward to seeing your next videos :D
love your lifestyle videos! keep it up and you got a new subscriber because of the variety of your content and your energy :)) - also...I grew up in Vietnam too and currently abroad. it's interesting to see how you are living your life now!
Hey lillian, nice video! I love how you go into detail about your workflow. I'm a current M.S. in Business Analytics student and I'm looking to become a business analyst after graduation. I have a few questions regarding your general workflow and hope you could provide some insight: how many times a week do you create the analysis decks? Does your manager provide you with a scope as to what you are trying to find? Or do you have complete control over the data discovery part of the analysis process? Have you ever run out of ideas as to what your scope is or where to start the analysis?
hi! ofc-happy to help. answering your questions in order: -it depends on the scope of the analysis, but i'd say 1 major analysis and 3-5 small analyses per month. -not necessarily. my manager (and her manager) would usually come to me with high level/ambiguous business question, (i.e. why are we seeing user decline) and my job is to consolidate data-driven insights to help inform business strategies. they aren't involved in the data discovery, more on the 'so what' side of things. But after I send my analysis over, they will sometimes dig deeper or look at it from a diff pov . I personally love it bc that way I have the full autonomy on data but also get to learn how they leverage the data to drive biz decisions. -when i first started yes, alot of times i'd feel lost in how to 'start' the analysis, i rmbr i'd ask my manager how he/she would break down the problem. (i.e. what type of info should i look for to understand user decline?) and then based on that, I'd speak to data scientist and see how they'd go about crunching that data. I think this comes down to time & exp on the job - 1 year in i knew both the business and the data really well, so now when i get an 'ambiguous' question, i can break down the question, structure a framework, crunch the data, consolidate the insights. hope this helps and goodluck on your BA journey!
that's so cool to see someone go to international school in vietnam and working at such a big tech company! u make us proud! i went to international school in saigon (ssis)! where did you go?
Hi, Lillian. Thank you for making your vlog for us. Would you mind sharing tips on how native Mandarin speakers can improve their English speaking skills? Thank You, Lillian. ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you to ACTUALLY sharing some of the things you do. A lot of these "Day in the life" vids don't share any of the work and it makes it almost pointless when sharing their title.
have u ever made a vid about business analyst? if no, would you mind if I ask u to make one plz? like what was your major? and how you start a job as a business analyst and so on?
You gave such a clear and easy to understand explanation of the business analysis process! More videos relating to that in the future please! And also tips you’ve picked up along the way (similar to the “why I use google sheets” comment you made down below)
thank you so much!!
I never in my life thought i would be a business analyst. I always watched your videos and liked your profession, and out of nowhere I'm promoted as Business Analyst in my office.. made me realise you legit attract things
What role did you start at before becoming a BA.
Same! How are you liking the role?
I've always wondered if the role of a Data Analyst the same as a Business Analyst? Because I've compared the job descriptions of both roles and they're identical. Would greatly appreciate if anyone could clarify this. Thank you!
@@ltk7309okay, so. Based on my reading. Business involves ms word, excel, power point and sql. Data involves business analytics plus python
Liliian, thank you so much for making this series and putting so much effort into it.I love how you explain what you're doing with so much detail to help us have the closest possible understanding of what a day in your life looks like. Many other vloggers kinda just sit around and show themselves typing and doesn't explain much which is understandable, but not very interesting to watch and or informative. Just wanted to let you know how much your effort is appreciated :)
Thanks Joss for your thoughtful comment! I'm glad you found it informative 🙏🙏
As a Taiwanese female who’s also working at a US tech company, I’m so pumped to see your video! Support ❤️
以爲是一般台灣觀眾為主的旅外生活頻道，但是發現觀眾更國際化，很厲害的創作者。
謝謝你～ ～
韓國好像也很多創作者是講英文的，就會很多人收看👍🏻我也是第一次看到這個頻道
好意外 妳也是台灣人 然後小時候在越南長大。
Lilian, Thank you so much for these insightful videos on business analysis career. I am currently doing a masters in business analysis and consulting, your videos get me excited to be in the analytics corporate world after graduation (PS: your channel is the only one that keeps motivating me to carry on and enjoy what i do) Good job!!
What a great video Lillian! I am from Vietnam and it's great to hear that you used to live in Vietnam. I am also interested in business and data analytics and I hope to work like what you are doing right now. I am actively seeking for full-time job after graduation, and your video is recommended to me, which is soooo helpful!
cảm ơn Minh! goodluck on your job search and glad you found the video helpful! more to come ♡
Hi Minh Vo, r u doing for both?
Just like everyone said. Lillian, you're the best at explaining how a business analyst works, especially when you explain your business analysis workflow at 1:51 and how is your thinking / analytical process to raise above the data and numbers to get the business insights at 5:53. I'm motivated to learn more about business analysis. Hope one day I can be a business analyst myself at an international company as you are.
very nice detailed vlog! Motivating!
Great video. I do the same thing for my job. Alot of queries and data analysis via excel into graphs. I think it's awesome how different roles business analysts are for different companies.
Girl you are LITERALLY out here living my DREAM LIFE!!!!!!! Love your content♥♥
This is really interesting and gives me a greater appreciation of the Business Analyst role! You are also very engaging and can easily explain analytics!
A new subscriber :) I am currently in my first semester at university and wish to be a business analyst in future. I don’t know what exactly a business analyst does, but watching your videos makes me understand more about it. I feel like I would enjoy this role and I wish I can have a career like yours. Seeing you as a role model now!
thank you celine! glad this was helpful. i think what i love the most about being a business analyst is that i get to work on so many different types of projects with all types of teams. i like the 'generalist' role aspect of it as opposed to a 'specialist' role. my manager used to call us ninjas and i love that
Hey! Hi from Montreal, and also as fellow Taiwanese :) Way to go on starting your career at Spotify! Your video resonates a lot with my own experience working as a BI and Analytics analyst. Keep up the good work! Look forward to your new contents
very well done. Ive been looking for workflows for a while. im happy you brought it up!
At first, I was inspired by your video about business field but just knew you grow up in Vietnam which makes me love to watch you more (i’m from Vietnam btw)
Sending the love from Taiwan 🇹🇼.
Great content let me know lots of things in data analytics, it definitely helps a lot for my future career thanks🥰
thank you bonnie!!
Everything you cook looks so delicious! Love the energy you're bringing to this platform ❤
omg i'm so glad youtube brought me here. this is SO interesting to me!!
I really appreciate that you take the time to go in details on the work that you do 💯💪🏾
So interesting, love seeing this peek into your life!
Thank you for taking the time to explain a bit about your BA workflow and tools used! The visual and talking through the process is so helpful & interesting :)
Hey! Nice to bump into your channel. So I'm a Vietnamese, but currently living and working in Taiwan so I feelllll so related when you mentioned about Taiwan Vietnam eventho it's not really related 😂 I had a good time watching your video, have a good time, take care and 新年快樂 🍾️
that's so cool!! chúc mừng năm mới to you too!!
loved both of your day in a life videos - I'm inspired to make some of my own! I've been taking a year break to do my own things so your videos are making me miss working with other people. (also your cooking looks amazing!)
From Vietnam, by accident I knew your TH-cam channel, I am working as BA like you, you inspire me a lots sis
that trick of mentioning weather to avoid awkwardness is quite smart one
As a local Taiwanese, I learn a lot of interesting English(of ingredients) and some knowledge about business analysis from this video! Also your video looks so cozy and motivated at the same time! Happy belated Lunar new year~
謝謝你！新年快樂🥺
Great video Lillian, even more informative than your previous one, congrats on the growth of your channel! 🥳
aw thank you!!
Really good video. I'm currently pursuing my masters in Business Information Systems and this video has clarify more about what a Business Analyst day to day look like.
Recently found you and loving these vlogs! Please continue this series 🙏🏻🤩
love this video and how you explained how you do business analysis. ❤
It takes time and effort. Each bit of experience counts towards something!
You are amazing!! Love u sharing ur daily routine, it help me learning English from you❤️❤️
天啊...第一次看妳的影片
目前就讀統計系 看到資料分析、數據圖表、excel試算表那邊 整個驚呆了
神奇的演算法帶我來這邊向妳看齊和學習 偶像🤩
thank you for such videos that help me a lot. from Vietnam with love!
blocking off your calendar when you’re going to be OOO is sooo satisfying 😍
i know rightt *auto declines all meetings* uhhhh
new subscriber :) I just binged your content, and it's so motivating! It's so detailed and the editing is *chefs kiss
Excellent video Lillian, this video makes me feel a lot better, and also really good tips to kill awareness :D. Keep goingggg
You are so productive. Great job!
i am so glad i found ur channel. i develop interest in BA not long ago, i am a mathematics student currently and hopefully i can get to work as a business analyst by the end, also currently learn SQL and other data related applications. you make the career look so cool
Love what you are doing! Support from Taiwan!
Love your videos - you inspired me to create my own channel talking about my journey as a business analyst in the UK :)
yess please do more! Also the braised chicken looks sooo good!
I love your videos! You are engaging and informative. Also, I love the sass between you and your bf! Thank you for posting, hoping to see more!
Omg, Taiwanese fella! I have a final round for a business analyst role tmr.I also been in America for 6 years. It’s super inspiring to see your vlog!
I’m a BI analyst, but i just started out(aka junior). The thing about being a junior is i dont really have structure set yet on my “workflow process” and i think im always not doing something enough, but seeing your workflow, im 98% sure im subconsciously doing that already, and feel a bit better now😆 Thank you for the chill video and well explained process!🌟
Hi there I was wondering when you were looking for a job in business Analyst what were some of the difficulty you have faced and what was the whole journey
The youtube algorithm brought me here. I'm a Taiwanese working in data science related job, too.
your video looks interesting and chill. Please take more video to let me understand the work in NY, and Spotify. =)
Love these type of videos so much ❤️also loving your channel alot❤️❤️
Thank you for sharing a real day in the life of a business analyst. It helps me to understand more about this role and makes me want to step in it :)))
Could you share more details about how to prepare to become a business analyst and work portfolio?
Love this content, this feels different from the other day in my life vlogs that I see on yt. I mean you really gave us a view of what it's like wfh, only a few vloggers do this I think. And really appreciate how you explain to us the works or tasks of a business analyst. Can't wait to see more videos from you
daily but not mundane. go Lillian!
演算法真厲害，我現在在學的就是資料科學，感覺從這裡能了解到一些未來的方向。
光看到螢幕上的視覺化圖表就覺得好酷!
could you share your make up routine? your skin looks so good!!
Hi from Taiwan, and I’m so glad to see ur video cuz I’m majoring in big data and also dream to work in Spotify!!! Look forward to ur videos☺️☺️
thank you Whitney!
Loved this !! Please keep videos like this coming.
Hahah the small talks with weather is so TRUE 😂
ikr🙄🙄
This is what I call a typical 'soft' business analyst with a slice of data and financial analysis. There's not a lot of standardization for business analysts, I know some institutes are trying to standardize the practice and definition of a business analyst such as IIBA. I work in IT. IT business analysts do very, very different things. When I tell people that I am hiring IT business analysts, they automatically think of low pay but I tell them that I pay from $75-100/hour for IT BAs. For 'soft' business analysts, I can imagine $25-40/hour. I will tell you right now IT BAs do not provide profitability performance reports. Heck, I wouldn't know how to produce one if you asked...
'soft' business analysts can actually pivot into product management or work as a product owner because they look at the business side of things such as market trends, research, etc. assuming that they have strong presentation and communication skills.
Wow..this is real business analytics on display here. Cool...i am on the journey. Transiting to a Business Analytics role cos i have been a business analyst for software dev coy for a while. Stay blessed.
So awesome to find out you lived in Vietnam as well!!!!! That's a very lovely and gorgeous dress along with those MIU MIU heels!!!! Supporting all da way from Hong Kong here!!!!
thank you!!
Awesome video Lillian! I'm just curious why you do your data wrangling in google sheets rather than in SQL or Python? My guess is google sheets is something non-coding colleagues can understand what you're doing?
good question , and yes what you said for sure, and also mostly for efficiency because:
1. Usually when I write the queries I don't know what 'business insights' I will find, so that's why I get the rough cut of the metrics in SQL and then wrangle data/visualize them to uncover insights in google sheets. it's alot easier and more intuitive to do visualization in google sheets.
2. it minimizes having to write multiple sets of SQL queries. Most of the times stakeholders change their minds on what data they want to see after initial analysis. i.e they might want to look at different time range, a different country, etc. so instead of having to go back to SQL and re-do all the parameters, I can easily filter in google sheets via pivot table/ formulas.
3. I learned it from a data science manager that SQL queries should be as intuitive and 'clean' as possible so people can easily repurpose your queries when needed. so not wrangling and cutting too much of data in SQL allows me to simplify queries alot more.
4. lastly, like you said, doing wrangling/analysis is more user friendly in google sheets for non-tech folks to be able to play around with the data themselves and see the step-by-step of how the analysis is formed. at the same time, when other teams want to look at similar data, it's much easier for me to just send them the entire google sheets vs. having to build something from scratch for them.
Hope that helps !
awesomely organized day!
Thanks for the well explanation of the BA 💪
I'm currently pursuing BA for ECBA. Hope to become BA one day. You gave me a big motivation. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Great video! I'm still trying to figure out my career myself and business analysis is one of the roles I was curious about. Right now, I currently work customer service at an airport. I'm interested in pursuing the airline/aviation industry further. I have taken some SQL and Python classes. The tasks that I enjoy doing at work is interacting with passengers, discussing and analyzing their problem, and coming up with a solution. I'm not really into work where I'm behind a computer screen putting out code and algorithms. Coding and programming is just not my thing. Would a business analyst still be a good fit? Or should I find a different role? Thank you.
One thing to be careful of is that "business analyst" is a very broad title - some folks will be doing more data analysis like Lillian, whereas others embedded in a software team like me are doing more personal one on one interviews with end users to gather requirements, sketching out workflows, designing screens, and writing out specifications for the developers, and then testing out what they've produced against what our clients asked for and what I wanted them to do.
These days, many companies will specifically ask for a "data analyst" if it's more data driven. But check the job description and see if they want more reporting and less gathering requirements to find out which way they want their business analyst to focus.
I do have to know a lot of SQL since I'm identifying the queries the software will need to make (so the developers have an easier time and don't have to guess), and I have to understand how software is written, even if I'm not the one programming it myself. I also have to write out the user documentation on the other end. It's a lot of writing! I don't do any actual programming though, just every other part of the software development process that goes before and after it. My team uses Jasper reports, not Python, but a lot of the underlying principles are similar.
@@katarh This sounds very interesting! So is your title still "Business Analyst"? Looking at business analyst programs right now and this seems a lot more aligned with what I'd like to do! I
@@Sunnydya Yes! It's also what my certification is - I have the PMI- PBA, Professional Business Analyst certification. The test for that cert is all about gathering requirements and tracking them throughout a project's life cycle.
suprise to hear you lived in Vietnam. Good content, please share more about lifestyle in NY and BA- DA
Hi Lilian, great video. Wanted to know what table you are using and is it a standing one or not. I am looking for a big table with variable heights
All the best!
This is probably what I do too on a daily basis. Lovely!
First time on your TH-cam Channel and I love it...keep going
wonderful story and worth watching !
I would probably fall asleep if I had a job like yours 😴
I need more excitement than just looking at charts and emails all day. Still you’re really good at your job so congrats!
不管後面我會不會看完，但從水煮蛋沾醬油的那刻，你就得到我的贊了
You live the life I desire
I work on transactions systems for a car manufacturing company. I do the similar with extracting data and presenting data. Simple pivot tables in excel surprisingly gives me a quick overview and analysis on what the issue is
This was so nice! i love seeing information neatly laid out! also where did you get your blue hoodie from? it looks super comfy~
thank you! it's the Stadium Half Zip Hoodie from Alo Yoga
Great video. I also work in Vietnam, and my children study in CIS and SSIS. But we still need go back Taiwanese education system soon.
i just found your channel and absolutely love it
As a business analyst . I never knew my job seemed so exciting 😳😳😳
Wow thank you this was so informative! :)) About how long does it take to finish creating the QBR and how much of that is past queries/dashboards you have? I also work as a data analyst and I feel like every day is so random and it's just like multiple stakeholders asking me for random datapulls and fixing broken things :( to the point where we can't focus on big picture stuff like this
Great video! Would like to see a tour of your work from home set up and where you got everything :)
Im from Taiwan, u r the one I appreciate~ good good good ~
Very nice sharing vlog! I'm also on a journey toward becoming a BA! Great to hear that you grew up in Vietnam, cuz I'm Vietnamese ^^ Looking forward to seeing your next videos :D
皮膚真的美到爆炸耶!!!! 看你影片超療癒
love your lifestyle videos! keep it up and you got a new subscriber because of the variety of your content and your energy :)) - also...I grew up in Vietnam too and currently abroad. it's interesting to see how you are living your life now!
Hey lillian, nice video! I love how you go into detail about your workflow. I'm a current M.S. in Business Analytics student and I'm looking to become a business analyst after graduation. I have a few questions regarding your general workflow and hope you could provide some insight: how many times a week do you create the analysis decks? Does your manager provide you with a scope as to what you are trying to find? Or do you have complete control over the data discovery part of the analysis process? Have you ever run out of ideas as to what your scope is or where to start the analysis?
hi! ofc-happy to help. answering your questions in order:
-it depends on the scope of the analysis, but i'd say 1 major analysis and 3-5 small analyses per month.
-not necessarily. my manager (and her manager) would usually come to me with high level/ambiguous business question, (i.e. why are we seeing user decline) and my job is to consolidate data-driven insights to help inform business strategies. they aren't involved in the data discovery, more on the 'so what' side of things. But after I send my analysis over, they will sometimes dig deeper or look at it from a diff pov . I personally love it bc that way I have the full autonomy on data but also get to learn how they leverage the data to drive biz decisions.
-when i first started yes, alot of times i'd feel lost in how to 'start' the analysis, i rmbr i'd ask my manager how he/she would break down the problem. (i.e. what type of info should i look for to understand user decline?) and then based on that, I'd speak to data scientist and see how they'd go about crunching that data. I think this comes down to time & exp on the job - 1 year in i knew both the business and the data really well, so now when i get an 'ambiguous' question, i can break down the question, structure a framework, crunch the data, consolidate the insights.
hope this helps and goodluck on your BA journey!
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Love this video! How did you make the intro? What font is it and how’d you put the TV glitch effect?
that's so cool to see someone go to international school in vietnam and working at such a big tech company! u make us proud! i went to international school in saigon (ssis)! where did you go?
i went there too ;)
Hi Lillian! Where did you get your iced latte cup? I always wanna get one like that. Thank you!
it's from pour cleveland! pourcleveland.com/collections/merchandise/products/pour-cleveland-drop-glass
Hi! I'm from Vietnam. Please continue this series @@@
Hi, Lillian. Thank you for making your vlog for us. Would you mind sharing tips on how native Mandarin speakers can improve their English speaking skills? Thank You, Lillian. ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you to ACTUALLY sharing some of the things you do. A lot of these "Day in the life" vids don't share any of the work and it makes it almost pointless when sharing their title.
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Pristine is black to gray
The comparison is top 4 group cost of purple to red pink with orange-yellow.
Awesome video! The video about how you make videos and gears would be great!
Your videos are super interesting! I watched them all :)
I start at Spotify in NYC on the 14th. These videos were great!
congratz and welcome to the band! ping me when you start!
在英文的頻道中發現是台灣人
有種莫名的驚喜🤩
have u ever made a vid about business analyst? if no, would you mind if I ask u to make one plz? like what was your major? and how you start a job as a business analyst and so on?
Now I know why I keep on using spotify. 🥰
I'm studying english. I liked your video. I understood
about 25% your speak. I will study much more. One day I will understand 100%
突然發現這個頻道！好喜歡💛 新年快樂🐯
新年快樂!
I just clicked here to admire your beauty