🎉 Sign up to enroll for a 7-day free trial with Coursera now 📚 Google Data Analytics Professional Certificate ➡︎ imp.i384100.net/googleDACert 📖 Google Advanced Data Analytics Professional Certificate ➡︎ imp.i384100.net/googleAdvDataCert
If I’m a manager looking for a Data Analyst and I see someone has a certificate from a course that was self-paced, in my mind that’s almost stronger than instructor-led, because they had to have the initiative and discipline to keep going back, stick with the course, and finish out on their own.
Collect Credentials Build Technical Skills Build Strong Portfolio Build a Great Resume Optimize Your LinkedIn Profile This is such a great video. Thanks!
This was an extremely helpful video, though I have a question from the position of someone just starting their journey into learning data analytics, I see videos outlining what the day to day of the job is, and how to work on technical skills etc. but it feels so overwhelming looking at it from the beginning of the climb. Did you feel the same way when you first started? I currently work as a labratory technician in CMT so its not necessarily a relivent field, I plan on following along Alex the analyst's course and completing the google analytics certificate, but im just wondering if you also felt overwhelmed when you started, or if maybe a lack of confidence is getting the better of me.
Just finished up your Postgresql tutorial ,I must say it was very insighful since i've just started my journey. Looking forward to starting the Tableau one and also doing the Tableau project.. Keep up the amazing work MO.
Hello Mo, I live in Germany with no experience in tech, Data analysis, or maths please how can I learn more about data analysis without maths? Please help me
@@mo-chen I posted it on TH-cam here, maybe TH-cam took it out. Sorry Mo. I also posted it on LinkedIn and tagged your name. Maybe the TH-cam algorithm took it out. It was the project I told you I way to show you in 2weeks. I also send you a my on your website
this is the most informative and constructive advice I've watched today. It didn't just cover tips around the subject matter, but you shared more than what I expected to get out of this video. I definitely had a lot of valuable insights taken away in just under 13 minutes. Thanks for sharing and looking forward to catch more of your content.
My background is digital marketing, thanks for your advice Mo. Very clear and useful! My tip: For coursera’s course, please apply financial aids for free. It’s not difficult!
Amazing video and very clear, thank you. As a former language professional I would very much like to get into machine learning but more specifically for NLP, or anything related to automatic translation or so, would you say that it is relevant to start off as a data analyst? I have heard some advice that data analyst is a good gateway to NLP jobs if you don't have a degree in this specific field. Also, do you recommend certificates over starting off a new bachelor? Keeping in mind that a bachelor part time would take 6 years to complete, I imagine the certifications are more worthy?
you think this job is still worth working for in a few years? im thinking about a career switch after my Master thesis, but its still 1.5 years from now. but since AI is taking over, i think data analyst will be replaced, no?
I'm in my sophomore year of college majoring in MIS and Business Analytics minor and Finance minor. Is 2.5 years a realistic time to learn and get an entry-level role?
Don't be afraid to accept roles adjacent to data analytics. I got hired as a SQL developer because of my abilities with SQL, and I got a promotion when I switched to my company's analytics team. Working in the SQL developer role helped me tremendously in understanding the kind of data I would be working with as a data analyst and it expanded my SQL skills significantly. I love the path I took to get where I am.
I am in the process of trying to get my first data analyst job after switching from another career field. This was super helpful. I have a relevant degree, and am doing the popular certs in order to augment my degree and build a portfolio. Thanks for making the perfect roadmap to getting a job, sometimes I get lost in all the things I am trying to do. I refer back to your videos a lot for guidance on how to plan my next steps.
Great info. So if I wanted to learn SQL through ZTM, if I heard you correctly I should just focus on the data analysis part and not so much the building of databases. Correc
What a video Man.. Thank you so much for such amazing advices and links. What do you think about The Business Data Analyst Career module on Codecademy? I’m curious to have your point of view. Many thanks again✨
Im have a mechanical design engineer background with more than 4 years of experience. I would.like to learn data science. How easy and hard to get job as fresher with different domain (mechanical). If i do all the course from online , what is the probability get placed?
Thanks for the vid. I'm in my mid 30's and am looking to either enhance my current career (sales) with Data Analysis or jump into a new Data Analysis career altogether. Is sales + data analysis a good combo? Would I be able to leverage my experience in sales (account executive and SDR roles) to land a good position relatively quickly? I'd be starting from scratch, with basically zero knowledge of data analysis or any programming knowledge, along with zero knowledge/experience with tableu, sql, etc.
To be completely honest, it'll be very hard to get a data analyst position quickly given you're starting from scratch. That said, if you're willing to put in the time and effort, it is certainly possible to transition into a DA role.
i am planning to get a macbook but second hand. do you think a macbook pro 16 inch 8 core intel I9 2.3 Ghz with 64 GB Ram will be good for using those softwares and work later on as a data analyst. Thank you
Yeah for sure. Getting 2nd hand is a good idea. I'm running my YT channel, editing videos etc on a 2nd hand base M1 Macbook Pro 14. Maybe look into M1 or M2 Macbook Airs - a bit newer and the Apple chips are really good.
Quick question when you say follow a guide or copy how does that show that you can use the software? I took a class where I had a project to do with tableau and never studied or anything and just followed a TH-cam video and got a 100/100. Isn’t that cheating?
If you can re-create something it at least shows that you have the technical understanding to do it. Whether you can actually apply the concepts to real-life problems on your own, that's another question that you'll get tested on during interviews for sure.
The video certainly is sponsored by Coursera. I mentioned 3 professional courses of which the IBM is not a Coursera one. It's also very good if you prefer that one 😄
🎉 Sign up to enroll for a 7-day free trial with Coursera now 📚 Google Data Analytics Professional Certificate ➡︎ imp.i384100.net/googleDACert 📖 Google Advanced Data Analytics Professional Certificate ➡︎ imp.i384100.net/googleAdvDataCert
If I’m a manager looking for a Data Analyst and I see someone has a certificate from a course that was self-paced, in my mind that’s almost stronger than instructor-led, because they had to have the initiative and discipline to keep going back, stick with the course, and finish out on their own.
You are, sir, absolutely correct.
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This is such a great video. Thanks!
This was an extremely helpful video, though I have a question from the position of someone just starting their journey into learning data analytics,
I see videos outlining what the day to day of the job is, and how to work on technical skills etc. but it feels so overwhelming looking at it from the beginning of the climb.
Did you feel the same way when you first started? I currently work as a labratory technician in CMT so its not necessarily a relivent field, I plan on following along Alex the analyst's course and completing the google analytics certificate, but im just wondering if you also felt overwhelmed when you started, or if maybe a lack of confidence is getting the better of me.
Just finished up your Postgresql tutorial ,I must say it was very insighful since i've just started my journey.
Looking forward to starting the Tableau one and also doing the Tableau project..
Keep up the amazing work MO.
I will try my best for sure! Great to have you here on the channel 😁
Absolutely helpful guide. Well guided and structured. Thankyou, Mo Chen ))
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Please share! Thanks a lot 😃
You worked for Kubrick? I’m just about to start with them and am super stoked. Why did you blur out the name?
Hello Mo, I live in Germany with no experience in tech, Data analysis, or maths please how can I learn more about data analysis without maths? Please help me
Is ats score mater for data analytics internship and how I can find it? and improve it?
Is VBA really necessary?
as a new learner in this field, in which tools should I put my efforts the most?
Excel, SQL, Tableau/PowerBi, Python/R. That's pretty much what most roles require, from what I understand
Agreed!
dope
dope it is!
I created a data project from Mo Chen previous coffee project. I keep posting it, he keeps removing it
Oh how so ?
@@TeliahTalksData I don't know why
I’ve never seen your project, let alone remove it. I have no idea what you’re referring to here.
@@mo-chen I posted it on TH-cam here, maybe TH-cam took it out. Sorry Mo.
I also posted it on LinkedIn and tagged your name.
Maybe the TH-cam algorithm took it out.
It was the project I told you I way to show you in 2weeks.
I also send you a my on your website
this is the most informative and constructive advice I've watched today. It didn't just cover tips around the subject matter, but you shared more than what I expected to get out of this video. I definitely had a lot of valuable insights taken away in just under 13 minutes. Thanks for sharing and looking forward to catch more of your content.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for the kind words 😃
Can i do work from home job in data analytics?
My background is digital marketing, thanks for your advice Mo. Very clear and useful!
My tip: For coursera’s course, please apply financial aids for free. It’s not difficult!
How i can apply for that please help me out.
How much does it cost?
How did you get financial aids please ?!
I am nearly 29 and without a degree learning from scartch all of this, without degree how much harder would this be?
Nothing is hard. You got this 👏🏼
Absolutely helpful guide. Well guided and structured. Thankyou, Mo!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you! I've never known the guided projects from Coursera. That's helpful.
Thank you for the tips, I just started the Google Data Analyst program and its good to know what else I need to do to succeed. You earned a Subscribe!
Amazing video and very clear, thank you. As a former language professional I would very much like to get into machine learning but more specifically for NLP, or anything related to automatic translation or so, would you say that it is relevant to start off as a data analyst? I have heard some advice that data analyst is a good gateway to NLP jobs if you don't have a degree in this specific field. Also, do you recommend certificates over starting off a new bachelor? Keeping in mind that a bachelor part time would take 6 years to complete, I imagine the certifications are more worthy?
So glad I found your video. Very detailed & helpful. Thank you!
I'm glad you liked it! Thanks a lot for watching 😁
I love you so much man! You helped me a lot on my career transition journey from engineering to data analytics. Thanks Mo!
I'm so glad to hear you found the content useful! Thanks a lot for watching 😁
How long would it realistically take the average person that is working a 9 to 5 job to achieve all of the steps in this video.
I alway have a question about if I just want learn the applied knowledge of SQL, how l can distinct the knowledge is applied or not
Great video as always Mo. Thanks again for your help last week and this video helped a lot as well. You're the best man!
Not sure the best, but thanks!
Pls do an advanced SQL course MO. it would be a great addition to your beginner and intermediate video
Great idea! Not sure when I'll get around to it in the near future 😅
you think this job is still worth working for in a few years? im thinking about a career switch after my Master thesis, but its still 1.5 years from now. but since AI is taking over, i think data analyst will be replaced, no?
I'm in my sophomore year of college majoring in MIS and Business Analytics minor and Finance minor. Is 2.5 years a realistic time to learn and get an entry-level role?
Yes, absolutely!
Don't be afraid to accept roles adjacent to data analytics. I got hired as a SQL developer because of my abilities with SQL, and I got a promotion when I switched to my company's analytics team. Working in the SQL developer role helped me tremendously in understanding the kind of data I would be working with as a data analyst and it expanded my SQL skills significantly. I love the path I took to get where I am.
Great video! please advise, can I start Google advanced course without taking Google beginners course first? no previous experience/knowledge.
I am in the process of trying to get my first data analyst job after switching from another career field. This was super helpful. I have a relevant degree, and am doing the popular certs in order to augment my degree and build a portfolio. Thanks for making the perfect roadmap to getting a job, sometimes I get lost in all the things I am trying to do. I refer back to your videos a lot for guidance on how to plan my next steps.
Awesome. Are you applying for gigs as a freelanceer or are you applying to companies for a full-time position in data analytics?
@@edmandell3064 I am trying to get a full time job
same here, very helpfull
Exactlyyy...doing the same..
Doing the same. Starting with the basics to have a full working knowledge before I get accredited certifications
Great info. So if I wanted to learn SQL through ZTM, if I heard you correctly I should just focus on the data analysis part and not so much the building of databases. Correc
What a video Man..
Thank you so much for such amazing advices and links.
What do you think about The Business Data Analyst Career module on Codecademy?
I’m curious to have your point of view.
Many thanks again✨
Great video. Very informative. Highly motivating. Thank you MO
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video! So clear and to the point, thanks mo!
Amen. Please pray for me, that this month of April will open new doors for me in my career and in my life.
Well they found out I was interested in data analytics and your video just happened to show up 😂 what are the odds😝
you are amazing thanks a lot
I try my best!
Thank you, Mo! I am definitely going to enroll in the advanced course through Google
Good luck with the course!
Im have a mechanical design engineer background with more than 4 years of experience. I would.like to learn data science. How easy and hard to get job as fresher with different domain (mechanical). If i do all the course from online , what is the probability get placed?
This is incredibly useful, I have my final hands on interview for a corporate finance business analyst in a week!!
Less words and more information about the subject...really helpful video rather than many fake videos on youtube.
Wonderful video... very informative relevant. Coursera is amazing!
Thank you Mo Chen, that's very helpful.
Very informative and helpful❤Thank you so much!
A+. hat do you think of the Online Master of Science in Analytics Georgia tech degree?
Thank you for the wealth of information. Happy New Year!
My man MO!!!
Thank you
How to do the google certification for data analyst for free?
Thanks for the vid. I'm in my mid 30's and am looking to either enhance my current career (sales) with Data Analysis or jump into a new Data Analysis career altogether. Is sales + data analysis a good combo? Would I be able to leverage my experience in sales (account executive and SDR roles) to land a good position relatively quickly?
I'd be starting from scratch, with basically zero knowledge of data analysis or any programming knowledge, along with zero knowledge/experience with tableu, sql, etc.
Pretty much my situation as well right now, though I've set a foot in the 40s.
To be completely honest, it'll be very hard to get a data analyst position quickly given you're starting from scratch. That said, if you're willing to put in the time and effort, it is certainly possible to transition into a DA role.
@@mo-chen Don't really have much else to do the next couple of years. Hopefully that will be enough time to get something going.
i am planning to get a macbook but second hand. do you think a macbook pro 16 inch 8 core intel I9 2.3 Ghz with 64 GB Ram will be good for using those softwares and work later on as a data analyst. Thank you
Yeah for sure. Getting 2nd hand is a good idea. I'm running my YT channel, editing videos etc on a 2nd hand base M1 Macbook Pro 14. Maybe look into M1 or M2 Macbook Airs - a bit newer and the Apple chips are really good.
Is the CompTIA Data+ cert well known?
This is the best video I’ve seen on how to break into the industry
first get a domain credential then add technical skills later
subarashi love it🔥🔥🔥
Quick question when you say follow a guide or copy how does that show that you can use the software? I took a class where I had a project to do with tableau and never studied or anything and just followed a TH-cam video and got a 100/100. Isn’t that cheating?
If you can re-create something it at least shows that you have the technical understanding to do it. Whether you can actually apply the concepts to real-life problems on your own, that's another question that you'll get tested on during interviews for sure.
very important video thanks
isn't it better to study oracle data analyst?
That was so helpful❤❤❤❤. Thankyou so much for guidance
Is a W3schools SQL Certificate worth it? Do recruiters recognize the certificate?
It's a good certificate but certainly not as recognized as the Google certificates.
Great vid! Saved to watch again later!
I'm glad you liked it! If you did watch it again, thanks a lot!
Thank You
Great video, very informative.
Is Google data analytics professional certification good for a beginner
Yes, absolutely. There's a link in the description box to the course or check out the data roadmap on my website at datawithmo.com/ 😁
Love your content. Taking these to heart.
Thanks for watching!
Hey Mo waiting for more Portfolio projects
Great one 🎉
Thanks ❤
I'm glad you liked it!
Is getting a excel certification like MO-201/211 worth it?
Please make a video on how to start as a freelancer data analyst
Thanks for sharing such content
I'm glad you liked it!
Amazing content as always!!
Thanks a lot for watching!
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Is this video sponsored by coursera? Because you only mentioned courses offered by coursera
The video certainly is sponsored by Coursera. I mentioned 3 professional courses of which the IBM is not a Coursera one. It's also very good if you prefer that one 😄
Thank you so much!
Thanks for watching!
Wonderful tips Mo.
Glad it was helpful!
I will follow all the steps... Step by Step..