Thank you, Mo for the great content! As a Junior DA transitioning into a BA role, I enjoyed your take on the differences. The BA role does require more stakeholder engagement and business acumen over technical skills such as EDA in Python. Although I employ BI tools like PowerBI and SQL, I do miss the technical and challenging aspects of data analysis.
I'm glad you liked the video! I agree, both roles have their own advantages and disadvantages depending on what you enjoy doing. Thanks a lot for watching 😁
Thank you Mo! I am currently in a retail analyst program finishing next summer! And I graduated last year in business administration! I am trying to land a analyst job, and your videos have been helping alot! Truly appreciate you!
This is a very insightful, informative video. Your content has greatly aided me on my journey from a teacher to a DA/BA. I've recently finished a 4 month bootcamp, using Python for data analysis and data science. Now, I'm upgrading my excel skills with some projects. Happy to say I've had some interest from companies for interviews. Long time coming! I always try to convey my communication skills as a teacher as well as my newfound data skills! Thanks again.
I have a interview for a Business Analyst position at the company I work for on Wednesday. I am so nervous because i have no idea what it actually is. I just randomly applied because I was so frustrated with my current position at the company. I have been at the bottom of the totem pole in customer service doing the typical stuff for 5 years. I dont know why my job actually went through with giving me a interview for this position but I am feeling very worried i am going to tank. On the other hand this can really change the trajectory of my life especially with no college degree.
Hey Mo! Love your channel so far. Was looking for some advice. I recently graduated with a B.S. in Marketing: my issue is that I didnt discover the beauty of data and analytics until around my last year so I was only able to get a minor. Ive been building my portfolio and taking courses since I graduated in May, so I feel like Ive built a decently strong foundation in SQL, Tableau, Excel, etc. But between my lack of a degree and professional experience I havent been able to land an entry level data or business analyst role. My plan was to keep working on certifications and stuff in your roadmap over the next year while saving to go get a M.S. in either Business Analytics and Information Systems or Applied Data Science. I feel like that combined with a Marketing degree could easily launch me into a career as a Business Analyst but I feel like my lack of professional experience would be concerning. Does this seem like a valid plan? Or do you think fighting to get an entry level analyst role right now and building experience from there is better? I’m in America if that changes anything.
In my opinion, experience beats other things, which is why landing your first job in data analytics is so hard. Going back to school for a relevant degree is a good option, or you could try and go for internships (paid or unpaid) to get relevant experience and work your way up. Thanks a lot for watching 😁
I have done 3 years polytechnic from IT branch, and now I am doing 4 months data science course from offline, but I want to take a degree from open university, so which degree should I do, BBA, BCA, BCOM or any other ? PLZ REPLY................
Im a 19 year old sophomore in college interested in data or business but all these words are too big for me to comprehend where do I REALLY start so In the next 3-4 years I can get a good job It’s hard understanding these terms as I’m only just starting out college thansk
im doing a 2 year CIS degree and im interested in BI , i have some electives i can take one being SQL, should i go for business communications and intro to business? or should i go for business communications and management information systems? thanks in advance! great video!
i dont understand why Business Analyst make a bigger salary than data analyst. Data analyst have more technical skills, it takes longer to collect data, the solutions you present require more critical thinking. do you know why this happens? or the page is a very simple reference. Its like BI analyst and Data Analyst, both are importante but you need more technical skills in data analyst. im really confused
Do more projects that showcase how you solved a problem that isn't a copy/pasta. Research ramping your LinkedIn up as marketing yourself. Look for jobs that get your foot in the door then prove yourself and move up into those roles. Just some suggestions.
Number one advice would be to keep applying and not give up. I've applied to hundreds of jobs in my life and I certainly didn't get most of them. Also feel free to check out the data roadmap I put together at datawithmo.com/. Thanks a lot for watching 😁
After having the good experience in business analyst and data analyst can we start our own business in this field? Can you make video on which business we can start if we have experience in business analyst and data analyst.
Awesome channel with high quality content! I am thinking of emigrating from Argentina to Europe, I have a Bachelor's degree in business administration, 8 years of experience (4 in data analytics and app development) and I work mainly with Microsoft Power Platform (PL-900 certification soon). Any advice for my profile?
Just apply to as many jobs as possible 😃 You already have some really good experience so highlight that and go for as many roles as you can. Good luck!
Hello Mo I loved your video but i want an insight or you could say an advice regarding what i should take for my masters, coming from a marketing major. Please share your insight as it would give me the boost i need, I understood the requirements and everything that is needed for both subjects yet i want to have your advice.
Hi Mo, how do you call a person who analyze revenue and cost to improve performance? Because from your video I understand that a Business Analyst is not that different from a functional analyst
People who look at costs and revenue would be analysts within the Finance department usually or some central department that oversees the operations of the entire organization, COO for example.
@@shimayobibusiness analysts elicit requirements from stakeholders and then translate them to solution requirements. Whether these solutions are part of a capability or function being added or fixed, this is also why they are called functional or capability analysts. Business analysis in general is a practice of making changes in response to a need. Changes can be a software product, business process flow, capability or function.
Not really. A project manager is someone who as the name says manages projects. They'd be making sure that people stick to the timelines and that things get done.
Hey ! I want to start my career as a data analyst, can I know what websites and apps you have used to be a better data analyst! How do you analyse data ! Can u provide some examples on how you analyse using a real time data
Coursera has a few courses you can take for free or get certified as a skill learned. I’m currently on a business analytics course teaching the excel functions now. I’m not getting certified I just wanted to learn the skill.
I made a video on how I'd become a data analyst if I had to do it all over again. Check it out here th-cam.com/video/d_2fGS6QVDo/w-d-xo.html. Hope this helps 😁
Hey Brother i need some help regarding a portfolio of best projects i need to apply for a job can you make some project from All phases the data taken from kaggle or any other sources
I made a video on 10 project ideas here th-cam.com/video/wObV_hwu2QM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9B1SuzY3qhNZkqEy. I also have lots of end to end portfolio projects on my channel, check them out 😁
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Thank you, Mo for the great content! As a Junior DA transitioning into a BA role, I enjoyed your take on the differences. The BA role does require more stakeholder engagement and business acumen over technical skills such as EDA in Python. Although I employ BI tools like PowerBI and SQL, I do miss the technical and challenging aspects of data analysis.
I'm glad you liked the video! I agree, both roles have their own advantages and disadvantages depending on what you enjoy doing. Thanks a lot for watching 😁
Thank you Mo! I am currently in a retail analyst program finishing next summer! And I graduated last year in business administration! I am trying to land a analyst job, and your videos have been helping alot! Truly appreciate you!
I'm so glad to hear you find the content useful! I hope you land that job soon 😁
This is a very insightful, informative video. Your content has greatly aided me on my journey from a teacher to a DA/BA. I've recently finished a 4 month bootcamp, using Python for data analysis and data science. Now, I'm upgrading my excel skills with some projects. Happy to say I've had some interest from companies for interviews. Long time coming! I always try to convey my communication skills as a teacher as well as my newfound data skills!
Thanks again.
I’m glad to hear you find the content useful! All the best with your BA/DA journey 😃
Wow Mo, going nuts with the content recently, we love it!
I feel you have the potential to dominate the data analyst education niche, keep it up!
Thanks so much for the kind words! Let's hope so 😁
Great video, very timely for me. I reckon I'll be better at being a BA. Thanks for this!!
Thanks for being here on the channel! I'm glad you liked the content 😁
I have a interview for a Business Analyst position at the company I work for on Wednesday. I am so nervous because i have no idea what it actually is. I just randomly applied because I was so frustrated with my current position at the company. I have been at the bottom of the totem pole in customer service doing the typical stuff for 5 years. I dont know why my job actually went through with giving me a interview for this position but I am feeling very worried i am going to tank. On the other hand this can really change the trajectory of my life especially with no college degree.
I hope the interview goes well 😃 Good luck!
how'd it go?
Great video mate! Very clear and helpful, keep up the good work 💪
Congrats on 50k, Mo!
Thanks a lot!
Thanks for the explanation Mo! Very helpful 😊
I'm glad you liked it, thanks a lot for watching 😄
Hey Mo! Love your channel so far. Was looking for some advice. I recently graduated with a B.S. in Marketing: my issue is that I didnt discover the beauty of data and analytics until around my last year so I was only able to get a minor. Ive been building my portfolio and taking courses since I graduated in May, so I feel like Ive built a decently strong foundation in SQL, Tableau, Excel, etc. But between my lack of a degree and professional experience I havent been able to land an entry level data or business analyst role.
My plan was to keep working on certifications and stuff in your roadmap over the next year while saving to go get a M.S. in either Business Analytics and Information Systems or Applied Data Science. I feel like that combined with a Marketing degree could easily launch me into a career as a Business Analyst but I feel like my lack of professional experience would be concerning.
Does this seem like a valid plan? Or do you think fighting to get an entry level analyst role right now and building experience from there is better?
I’m in America if that changes anything.
In my opinion, experience beats other things, which is why landing your first job in data analytics is so hard. Going back to school for a relevant degree is a good option, or you could try and go for internships (paid or unpaid) to get relevant experience and work your way up. Thanks a lot for watching 😁
@@mo-chen appreciate it man! keep up the good work
Great content mate. Keep up the good work
Thanks alot 😇
Thank you for watching 😁
I have done 3 years polytechnic from IT branch, and now I am doing 4 months data science course from offline, but I want to take a degree from open university, so which degree should I do, BBA, BCA, BCOM or any other ? PLZ REPLY................
Hi there 👋 As long as you take something along the lines of data ananlytics / data science / computer science, you should be fine 😁
i am confused in degree cource , IS BBA IS GOOD FOR ME OR NOT ?
thank you that was insightful
Glad it was helpful! Thanks a lot for watching 😁
Thank you! It was very helpful!
Glad it helped! Thanks a lot for watching 😁
Im a 19 year old sophomore in college interested in data or business but all these words are too big for me to comprehend where do I REALLY start so In the next 3-4 years I can get a good job It’s hard understanding these terms as I’m only just starting out college thansk
im doing a 2 year CIS degree and im interested in BI , i have some electives i can take one being SQL, should i go for business communications and intro to business? or should i go for business communications and management information systems?
thanks in advance! great video!
Mo, great video, but i missed the duck under the camera at the end
Haha reorganised my space so no need to duck anymore 😄
i dont understand why Business Analyst make a bigger salary than data analyst. Data analyst have more technical skills, it takes longer to collect data, the solutions you present require more critical thinking. do you know why this happens? or the page is a very simple reference. Its like BI analyst and Data Analyst, both are importante but you need more technical skills in data analyst. im really confused
mo is an incredible guy
I try my best, thank you 😁
Hey Mo, great video. I've got a question, do you believe it would be possible to do one of this jobs remotely, if yes, which one? Thank you in advance
Thank you Mo
Thanks for watching!
Hey Mo! Thanks for the video.
I’ve been struggling with finding junior data/business analyst jobs as a new self-taught analyst.
What’s your advice?
Do more projects that showcase how you solved a problem that isn't a copy/pasta. Research ramping your LinkedIn up as marketing yourself. Look for jobs that get your foot in the door then prove yourself and move up into those roles. Just some suggestions.
@@KnowUhh Thanks! It just feels hard finding open entry positions because they all require at least 2-3+ years of experience haha.
Number one advice would be to keep applying and not give up. I've applied to hundreds of jobs in my life and I certainly didn't get most of them. Also feel free to check out the data roadmap I put together at datawithmo.com/. Thanks a lot for watching 😁
@@mo-chen Thank you!
Pls which I.t courses are saturated now ?
Nice Explanation !!! What Skills are are needed to be a Data Scientist ?? Could you please make a Video on this Topic.
I have a video coming out soon comparing the job roles of data engineers vs data analysts vs data scientists. Keep an eye out 😁
@@mo-chen Sure, Will wait. Thank you :)
After having the good experience in business analyst and data analyst can we start our own business in this field? Can you make video on which business we can start if we have experience in business analyst and data analyst.
Starting a business and being an entrepreneur is very different from being analysts working for companies. You could literally start any business😅
Awesome channel with high quality content! I am thinking of emigrating from Argentina to Europe, I have a Bachelor's degree in business administration, 8 years of experience (4 in data analytics and app development) and I work mainly with Microsoft Power Platform (PL-900 certification soon). Any advice for my profile?
Just apply to as many jobs as possible 😃 You already have some really good experience so highlight that and go for as many roles as you can. Good luck!
Hello Mo
I loved your video but i want an insight or you could say an advice regarding what i should take for my masters, coming from a marketing major.
Please share your insight as it would give me the boost i need, I understood the requirements and everything that is needed for both subjects yet i want to have your advice.
Marketing analytics would be a good one, or anything along those lines!
Hi Mo, how do you call a person who analyze revenue and cost to improve performance?
Because from your video I understand that a Business Analyst is not that different from a functional analyst
People who look at costs and revenue would be analysts within the Finance department usually or some central department that oversees the operations of the entire organization, COO for example.
@@mo-chen I see. So with the job title Business Analyst we mean a person who follows the projects and simplifies business requirements
@@shimayobibusiness analysts elicit requirements from stakeholders and then translate them to solution requirements. Whether these solutions are part of a capability or function being added or fixed, this is also why they are called functional or capability analysts. Business analysis in general is a practice of making changes in response to a need. Changes can be a software product, business process flow, capability or function.
Thanks..how will we achieve attracting the attention of companies
You can build your brand in numerous ways. LinkedIn, website, portfolio, networking... Just some ideas 😁
@@mo-chen what AI helper tool would you recommend for data analysts that is more private than chatGPT?
Are Business Analyst and Project Manager the same??
Not really. A project manager is someone who as the name says manages projects. They'd be making sure that people stick to the timelines and that things get done.
I'm a BA and I do project management skills a lot, but I'm not a project manager and I never want to be one.
Your channel is lit
Thanks! I try my best 😁
Business analysts make a bigger salary
Do you have plan to launch to startup
Not right now 😁 Thanks a lot for watching!
Is there a CV archetype that you trust and can share with us
I made a video on how to write a resume that'll get you a job. Check it out here th-cam.com/video/Syn7TTk4tR8/w-d-xo.html 😁
I feel BA are more generalist/SME that bridges the gap between IT and business = excel monkey wearing many hats😂
Hey ! I want to start my career as a data analyst, can I know what websites and apps you have used to be a better data analyst! How do you analyse data ! Can u provide some examples on how you analyse using a real time data
Coursera has a few courses you can take for free or get certified as a skill learned. I’m currently on a business analytics course teaching the excel functions now. I’m not getting certified I just wanted to learn the skill.
I made a video on how I'd become a data analyst if I had to do it all over again. Check it out here th-cam.com/video/d_2fGS6QVDo/w-d-xo.html. Hope this helps 😁
Hey Brother i need some help regarding a portfolio of best projects i need to apply for a job can you make some project from All phases the data taken from kaggle or any other sources
I made a video on 10 project ideas here th-cam.com/video/wObV_hwu2QM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9B1SuzY3qhNZkqEy. I also have lots of end to end portfolio projects on my channel, check them out 😁