Just finished my probation period as a data analyst and was confirmed officially as a full employee. This video has given me the direction I was looking for❤
Congratulations. I am also leaving my current job and starting probation period in data science next month to pursue a career in data science. Do you have any tips for me?
This is by far the best "A day in a life of Data Analyst" video I've ever seen on TH-cam. This video gave the proper insight of how a day look like in business. Great work and thank you for sharing, loved it!
As a Data Analyst my self i can confirm that this is pretty much about what I do. Usually the tasks are not as clean cut as shown here. E.g. do you sometimes realize a problem in the data while creating a report and go back to the datatransformation. But this shows perfectly what the general tasks of a Data Analyst are!
I’m in the process of deciding if I want to move forward with a Data Analytics certification and wowwwwwww I had no clue it included all of this. Not very sure I can handle the coding and math lol. Thanks for the details!
Now THIS is the Day in the Life video I was looking for!!!! This definitely gave me much more insight on what it entails. I knew some of what was mentioned, but definitely didn't know all of this. Extremely helpful and much appreciated!
Best ‘day in the life’ video of any career ever. For a job that usually involves confidentiality so you can’t actually show what you’re working on therefore you need to explain it concisely, this was great! I’m not even a Data Analyst (yet) and I 100% understood what day to day work would look like. Thanks
I think that data analysis is one of the best careers right now, personally I love the combination of subjects that make it unique, the problem that I am encountering after almost a year as a data analysis trainee is the job search, I am from Peru
Thank you for this video! Always nice to see Data Analysts/Data Scientists doing their job. I'm actually dedicating a lot of time and effort in order to learn as much as possible to become a Data Scientist myself in the near future. Such inspiring professions.
I'm a year into my bachelor's program for Data Analytics. This was such an insightful video! I'm learning python, sql, and statistics, and it's so cool to see I can continue learning and staying on top of new techniques. I can't wait to become a Data Analyst!
Thank you for providing a proper 'day in the life of'! Other videos never go into what they actually do, work-wise, this was really great and insightful.
Failed to comment like that because I thought I would be labeled.. Am glad am not alone.. I have been busy singing about this career option but not knowing what is really involved is actually complex.
As I'm an introvert, one thing that I'm worried about is the communicantion skill. I heard many data analysts mentioned that it is so important to have a *strong communication *. Yeah!! It's truth that a word of strong makes me nervous. In addition , as English is not my first language, and I'm not the one who can or likes using a high level words like business terms or talking sound like a professional. Therefore, how can I overcome this kind of thoughts before I graduate ?
Just take a deep breath, meditate and just tell yourself u can do this because u really can. Also, and just be confident and smile. I feel like smiling just helps eliminate the anxiety u have and helps u be more confident. Hope this helps and congrats on almost graduating u got this!
1) Practice. I feel your pain, but this is necessary. You won't know if your communication level is good enough if you don't talk to people. 2) When you speak, focus on getting your point across as best as you can and don't criticise yourself in the process. Don't know big words? Use the ones you know to explain what you mean. This is a skill too. The goal is to not get stuck. For me, I get stuck when I start judging my grammar or pronunciation, trying to speak perfect English. 3) Add 'English conversation' to your skill list. Treat it as just another skill, like SQL or python, that you have to improve in order to land a job or progress in your career. That's all it is! You can absolutely have strong communication skills as an introvert. I think you can practice in your native language too - being concise, unambiguous, respectful, all that stuff.
i have been trying to transition into tech and making choice of career path has been difficult, but after watching watching this video, i think i am going for data analytics. i hope i find a good job soon and develop myself
I've paused the video to say, this is the BEST day in the life video I've seen on TH-cam! I'm actually getting into project management so would love a PM one like this but I can't find any good ones from PM professionals in the UK
Thank you, these videos of yours are awesome and informative! 😊 What percentage of coding would you say is generally involved in data analysis? Or about how often do you do it? 🤔
Great video showing what you do in detail. I will be honest I almost turned it off when you said "latte with oat milk" but I gritted my teeth and pushed on through. I am glad I did.
Got a question for ya. Do you think companies would hire someone new to the data analytics field, if all they had was a certification? I’m going through a massive career shift from education to data analytics. And I’m currently enrolled in the Google Analytics program. So, do you think simply understanding basics at beginner levels such as simple SQL, queries, spreadsheets, and basic coding functions and formulas could land you a junior position?
I'm leaving education for data analytics too! From what I've heard (online & from data analysts I've met in person) is you definitely need to know Excel, a good deal of SQL, and then one way of showing visuals of what you've learned -- Power BI, Tableau, R, etc. The thing they care about is seeing what you can do. So before you apply put together a project showing your skills. You don't need to know everything, but they need to see you've got a good foundation to learn for whatever role you're going to fill.
@@hs63 Thank you! I’ve been trying to figure out what to do in terms of sending out resumes and applications once I get done with my certification. I’ve been taking time to learn SQL, I’m about to start learning R and Python, and then I’ll be getting into visualization. My mentality is teach myself as much as I can and get a company to give me a shot and help me learn more.
I'm also going through a career change and I'm new to the Data Analytics world also. I'm sure we will all be able to get jobs once we learn the skills mentioned above. Python, SQL, Tableu, R, etc. I'm excited for us all to begin our new careers! Best wishes to all! Let's do this
@@CharIieStar Awesome! And Congratulations! I’m Almost done with my certification and I’m looking to start applying by the beginning of the new year. Just practicing my skills and keeps making projects! I wish you all the best of luck on your transition and career path! Wish I could see everyone’s growth along the way but all I can do is wish you the best.
@@frothylube491 I think by now you already received the certificate right? If yes, congrats 🎉. Btw may I know, did you succeed on landing a job as data analyst?
We have the same coffee preference, which I will take as a sign that my decision to transition from mechanical engineering to data analytics is the right one :D
This is very helpful! I'm a math teacher whos considering this field of work. Not worried about the math part at all, but a bit worried about the Coding part. I coded a bit in college but nothing crazy; its C++ and MatLab, and two other programs I used for Stats classes (do not recall the names). So I guess its time to learn a new Code language
I loved the details in this video and these best practices! It’s giving me some inspiration to structure my job. Your day seems much calmer than mine though… I feel like I’m frantically bouncing around multiple projects and requests daily… no chill. Is that normal or is my company just a little crazy?
Currently taking "Bachelor of Science in Information Systems", this video really gave me a detailed insight of what I am pursuing now. Any tips for a Freshmen like me?, thanks in Advance, it will help me a lot through my journey.
Excellent video, this is by far best version of "working day life". One important question - what is up with laptop keyboard? Signs of experience there. 🙌
A question for te People Who is already a data analyst. I come for the market research industry where I desing reports for clients. Does my background would be helpful to start as a data analyst?
Hi I was just curious is a Laptop or Desktop a requirement for this line of work? Or is one able to do this job from an iPhone or Tablet and use SQL, Excel and various other programs in the forms of apps?
I went to college to learn OOP game programming in C#. This field seems interesting but the coding really scares me off. I see a lot of people in programming industries being like "Yeah google is my best friend", well what if google doesn't have the answer, my anxiety could never
Dont know why I am addicted to watching day in the life of videos. I know this is a video to entertain more then actual avg day, but after watching several of these day in the life of data analyst videos can't help but wonder how long do actual data projects take on avg? I imagine a week maybe more? Otherwise if data projects are just 1-2 days that is close to 100-200ish projects a year. Which is a lot
Can you just talk Normal as a data analyst? It seems like you guys speak in a way that is unnecessarily complicated. Things I would like to know tho is what is an example of the process? The business ask you what? Like do they ask “how many sales we had in October and what’s the age range?”. And you use your skill to find that out in python? What is the meaning of using these programs? Why must you use code? Why aren’t there wysiwyg programs where the business can input the data already? I’m tryna understand the reasoning.
You are in the wrong video. Days in the life videos, are anything BUT day in the life, you can see it in all of them: fullstack, front/back, data - they all come down to: Wake up, coffee, meetings, some stretching, eating, bed. They are all the same bs.
You can find an article on our blog which covers all programs and their advantages - you can find it here: careerfoundry.com/en/blog/ux-design/best-ux-design-certification-programs/ We've also got our own free data analytics short course which is amazing to get a flavor of the profession - here's the link to sign up: bit.ly/DataAnalyticsShortCourse
I can manage storyteller and business consultant because I work as copywriter in consulting company. My problem lies in math and coding. I wonder how deep we have to master these two?
I'm just finishing up my studies for accountancy and always thought being a data analyst would be a perfect career based on my personal traits and skills. although remembering code and digital formulas is not my strongest skill, of course I can improve but how important is this?
✨Check out our latest release on your ultimate companion in the world of data analysis - Advanced Data Analysis tool (formerly known as Code Interpreter). Get ready for a hands-on exploration of its intuitive features and real-world applications! 🧑💻👉th-cam.com/video/Xr-Tpr3foBc/w-d-xo.html Interested to learn more about data analytics? Are there specific tasks in this video you want a deeper dive on? Let us know! 👇 🔎 Looking to start your own data analytics journey? Take your first steps with CareerFoundry's free data analytics short course, sign up at the following link: bit.ly/DataAnalyticsShortCourse
I've knowledge of both Pandas and SQL but am still confused as to which of the above tools would be suitable for Data Analyst. Could you kindly recommend a tool to use? Thanks
Thanks! Appreciate your kind words! The idea of this video was to showcase the day of a data analyst and inspire everyone interested in the field to go for it since it's such an amazing career!
If i have a bachelors in supply chain management, should i go to a bootcamp for data analysis to learn python/sql? I want to get an entry level role for data analysis, but dont know if i need to be a full on computer engineer
This is the life. I have got to be data analyst at least for starters. Does anyone have a link for an entry role into data analyst role, I badly need support into an entry role?
Do you think someone who has zero experience in data analytics can become a data analyst? Asking because I’m interested in “data” and I’m looking to jump industries
Just finished my probation period as a data analyst and was confirmed officially as a full employee. This video has given me the direction I was looking for❤
Congratulations. I am also leaving my current job and starting probation period in data science next month to pursue a career in data science. Do you have any tips for me?
Congratulations! All the best :)
Congrats, Dude!
Congratulations sir....
I'm civil engineer and looking to learn something new in tech industry....... Any suggestions or tips or advice please 😇
I just saw ur last video I think I am in the right field
This is by far the best "A day in a life of Data Analyst" video I've ever seen on TH-cam. This video gave the proper insight of how a day look like in business. Great work and thank you for sharing, loved it!
Thank you so much Aryan, that's great praise indeed and very kind. Glad you enjoyed it!
I agree!!! By far the best. Thank you
I thought the same. This video had enough details to get a good feel for what type of work it is.
I knew I'd find this comment and it's 100% spot on.
Zero BS and thank God 50% of the video wasn't spent making coffee or exercising at the gym
As a Data Analyst my self i can confirm that this is pretty much about what I do.
Usually the tasks are not as clean cut as shown here. E.g. do you sometimes realize a problem in the data while creating a report and go back to the datatransformation.
But this shows perfectly what the general tasks of a Data Analyst are!
Hey i an 16 how much time would it take for me to be data analysist
Did you go to college? And if so was it an easy transition from college work load to your actual job work load or was it different?
@@anupkunwar1520 few months to 1 year, depends how much time do you spend on it daily :)
Sounds like something I'd like
I’m in the process of deciding if I want to move forward with a Data Analytics certification and wowwwwwww I had no clue it included all of this. Not very sure I can handle the coding and math lol. Thanks for the details!
Now THIS is the Day in the Life video I was looking for!!!! This definitely gave me much more insight on what it entails. I knew some of what was mentioned, but definitely didn't know all of this. Extremely helpful and much appreciated!
Best ‘day in the life’ video of any career ever. For a job that usually involves confidentiality so you can’t actually show what you’re working on therefore you need to explain it concisely, this was great! I’m not even a Data Analyst (yet) and I 100% understood what day to day work would look like. Thanks
Struggling to get into the industry as a Data Analyst, looking for a mentorship and good opportunity. This is encouraging for real. Thanks alot.
As others have commented, this is one of the best, if not the best, day in the life videos I’ve watched. Super helpful. Thank you!
This was perfect! So in-depth and detailed. As an aspiring Data Analyst, this motivated me. Thank you!
I think that data analysis is one of the best careers right now, personally I love the combination of subjects that make it unique, the problem that I am encountering after almost a year as a data analysis trainee is the job search, I am from Peru
Thank you for this video! Always nice to see Data Analysts/Data Scientists doing their job. I'm actually dedicating a lot of time and effort in order to learn as much as possible to become a Data Scientist myself in the near future. Such inspiring professions.
You're welcome! It's always great to hear inspiring stories like this. Keep it up and stay tuned for more data analytics content very soon!
Best of luck to you on your journey, Caetano!
I’m an aspiring data analyst, and I find this video insightful
This is by far the most simple and straightforward video i have seen about a data analyst day. I am motivated by it. Thank yiou.
I'm a year into my bachelor's program for Data Analytics. This was such an insightful video! I'm learning python, sql, and statistics, and it's so cool to see I can continue learning and staying on top of new techniques. I can't wait to become a Data Analyst!
Thank you for providing a proper 'day in the life of'! Other videos never go into what they actually do, work-wise, this was really great and insightful.
This has to be the most accurate "day in the life" of video for Data analytics I've seen.
Thank you for this information on your day in the life!!! I've decided that this would not be the most ideal role for me!
Failed to comment like that because I thought I would be labeled.. Am glad am not alone.. I have been busy singing about this career option but not knowing what is really involved is actually complex.
@@EricTrysla glad you were enlightened as I was 🙏🏽
Thank you for being so thorough with this. It has helped me determine this in not the career for me.
These videos are such good quality. Love this 🎉
As I'm an introvert, one thing that I'm worried about is the communicantion skill. I heard many data analysts mentioned that it is so important to have a *strong communication *. Yeah!! It's truth that a word of strong makes me nervous. In addition , as English is not my first language, and I'm not the one who can or likes using a high level words like business terms or talking sound like a professional. Therefore, how can I overcome this kind of thoughts before I graduate ?
Just take a deep breath, meditate and just tell yourself u can do this because u really can. Also, and just be confident and smile. I feel like smiling just helps eliminate the anxiety u have and helps u be more confident. Hope this helps and congrats on almost graduating u got this!
I was one too, just start talking to people. Could just be random stuff on your head, in time you’ll be comfortable enough
1) Practice. I feel your pain, but this is necessary. You won't know if your communication level is good enough if you don't talk to people.
2) When you speak, focus on getting your point across as best as you can and don't criticise yourself in the process. Don't know big words? Use the ones you know to explain what you mean. This is a skill too. The goal is to not get stuck. For me, I get stuck when I start judging my grammar or pronunciation, trying to speak perfect English.
3) Add 'English conversation' to your skill list. Treat it as just another skill, like SQL or python, that you have to improve in order to land a job or progress in your career. That's all it is!
You can absolutely have strong communication skills as an introvert. I think you can practice in your native language too - being concise, unambiguous, respectful, all that stuff.
i have been trying to transition into tech and making choice of career path has been difficult, but after watching watching this video, i think i am going for data analytics. i hope i find a good job soon and develop myself
The best “A day in life” I’ve ever seen! Super helpful, thanks a lot ❤️
Thank You! whats most useful to learn dashboarding as an aspiring data analyst, Tableeau, power BI, or Looker?
I've paused the video to say, this is the BEST day in the life video I've seen on TH-cam! I'm actually getting into project management so would love a PM one like this but I can't find any good ones from PM professionals in the UK
This is the video I’ve been looking for!! Thank you for this.
As soon as am done with the LSS BB am coming for Data Analyst then go back and do my LSS MBB
thank you for the detailed guide, it helped me install this soft
Thank you so much 🙏for your contents on social media!
I like that you are reviewing math used for analytics and boldly say it is something to keep reviewing. I will be reviewing math if I go this way too.
Thank you, these videos of yours are awesome and informative! 😊
What percentage of coding would you say is generally involved in data analysis? Or about how often do you do it? 🤔
Great video showing what you do in detail. I will be honest I almost turned it off when you said "latte with oat milk" but I gritted my teeth and pushed on through. I am glad I did.
Hey Carl, thanks for the kind feedback, glad you stuck with it. Oat milk isn't for everyone!
9-5 with a lunch break 😮 🎉 Nice!
This is the best version❤Loved the video!
Got a question for ya. Do you think companies would hire someone new to the data analytics field, if all they had was a certification? I’m going through a massive career shift from education to data analytics. And I’m currently enrolled in the Google Analytics program. So, do you think simply understanding basics at beginner levels such as simple SQL, queries, spreadsheets, and basic coding functions and formulas could land you a junior position?
I'm leaving education for data analytics too! From what I've heard (online & from data analysts I've met in person) is you definitely need to know Excel, a good deal of SQL, and then one way of showing visuals of what you've learned -- Power BI, Tableau, R, etc. The thing they care about is seeing what you can do. So before you apply put together a project showing your skills. You don't need to know everything, but they need to see you've got a good foundation to learn for whatever role you're going to fill.
@@hs63 Thank you! I’ve been trying to figure out what to do in terms of sending out resumes and applications once I get done with my certification. I’ve been taking time to learn SQL, I’m about to start learning R and Python, and then I’ll be getting into visualization.
My mentality is teach myself as much as I can and get a company to give me a shot and help me learn more.
I'm also going through a career change and I'm new to the Data Analytics world also. I'm sure we will all be able to get jobs once we learn the skills mentioned above. Python, SQL, Tableu, R, etc. I'm excited for us all to begin our new careers! Best wishes to all! Let's do this
@@CharIieStar Awesome! And Congratulations! I’m
Almost done with my certification and I’m looking to start applying by the beginning of the new year. Just practicing my skills and keeps making projects!
I wish you all the best of luck on your transition and career path! Wish I could see everyone’s growth along the way but all I can do is wish you the best.
@@frothylube491 I think by now you already received the certificate right? If yes, congrats 🎉. Btw may I know, did you succeed on landing a job as data analyst?
You have by far given the best definition of a Data Analyst👍
this is the best "A Day in the Life of a Data Analyst" video
Thanks a lot Tamires! Very kind feedback, we're glad you enjoyed it!
i really love this video. the more detail u put, make this video different from the other. so turn on notification on this awesome channel
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed this video and stay tuned for more data analytics videos coming very soon!
thank you such for your information , with this video total clarity what to do next and brother thanks so much sharing all things .thank you☺☺☺☺☺☺☺
We have the same coffee preference, which I will take as a sign that my decision to transition from mechanical engineering to data analytics is the right one :D
It would be great practical learning platform for new people like me who are exploring resources in joining this profession. Keep it up!
Absolutely! Thanks for the the feedback, we have several hands on / tutorial videos around data analytics in the works! Thanks!
Perfect video. Straight to the point
Thank you, glad you liked the video!
I love it, your beste day in the life, thanks for share
Thank you so much! This was super helpful and definitely cleared up a lot of questions I had on what you’d actually be doing
This is perfect in every way possible
I feel motivated. Thank you
This is very helpful!
I'm a math teacher whos considering this field of work. Not worried about the math part at all, but a bit worried about the Coding part. I coded a bit in college but nothing crazy; its C++ and MatLab, and two other programs I used for Stats classes (do not recall the names). So I guess its time to learn a new Code language
Beautifully put. Thank you for sharing this!
Daamn! This is more like an ad for data analysts. Looks sooo easy, so chill and without any chaos that i have as a developer.
Thanks for the detailed insights!
I want to double like this. Thank you for this video.
Thank you. This is really a helpful video👍🏻
This was detailed. Thank you
I loved the details in this video and these best practices! It’s giving me some inspiration to structure my job. Your day seems much calmer than mine though… I feel like I’m frantically bouncing around multiple projects and requests daily… no chill. Is that normal or is my company just a little crazy?
Very useful information
Thank you very much
Nice Video, very professional and REAL. Thanks
Currently taking "Bachelor of Science in Information Systems", this video really gave me a detailed insight of what I am pursuing now.
Any tips for a Freshmen like me?, thanks in Advance, it will help me a lot through my journey.
Thank for your sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Excellent video, this is by far best version of "working day life". One important question - what is up with laptop keyboard? Signs of experience there. 🙌
I'm pretty sure it's a silicone cover, to protect the keyboard... His is just bunched up for some reason
Thanks for sharing , nice explanation
A question for te People Who is already a data analyst. I come for the market research industry where I desing reports for clients. Does my background would be helpful to start as a data analyst?
Hi I was just curious is a Laptop or Desktop a requirement for this line of work? Or is one able to do this job from an iPhone or Tablet and use SQL, Excel and various other programs in the forms of apps?
That was the best insight!😊
Thank you for explaining this thoroughly!
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Excellent video 👍 Thank you
I went to college to learn OOP game programming in C#. This field seems interesting but the coding really scares me off. I see a lot of people in programming industries being like "Yeah google is my best friend", well what if google doesn't have the answer, my anxiety could never
Dont know why I am addicted to watching day in the life of videos. I know this is a video to entertain more then actual avg day, but after watching several of these day in the life of data analyst videos can't help but wonder how long do actual data projects take on avg? I imagine a week maybe more? Otherwise if data projects are just 1-2 days that is close to 100-200ish projects a year. Which is a lot
This video is the reason why I suscribed
Thanks, glad you enjoyed this video!
sir, I work well on the Power query. Do I need to learn the M language as well? I am preparing for data analyst job.
I’m trying to switch to DA and your videos have been hella helpful
Great video. Love the video a lot of insight, hope to see more of this CF
Can you just talk Normal as a data analyst? It seems like you guys speak in a way that is unnecessarily complicated. Things I would like to know tho is what is an example of the process? The business ask you what? Like do they ask “how many sales we had in October and what’s the age range?”. And you use your skill to find that out in python? What is the meaning of using these programs? Why must you use code? Why aren’t there wysiwyg programs where the business can input the data already? I’m tryna understand the reasoning.
You are in the wrong video.
Days in the life videos, are anything BUT day in the life, you can see it in all of them: fullstack, front/back, data - they all come down to:
Wake up, coffee, meetings, some stretching, eating, bed.
They are all the same bs.
I like this direct questions
Very helpful.Thanks.
Thanks for the video.
Great video. My question, where'd you get that button down shirt? I want one or two.
your videos are my favorites ❤
Glad you like them!
I wanted to get some feedback on the Google certificate programs. Just looking to try something new. Thanks.
You can find an article on our blog which covers all programs and their advantages - you can find it here: careerfoundry.com/en/blog/ux-design/best-ux-design-certification-programs/
We've also got our own free data analytics short course which is amazing to get a flavor of the profession - here's the link to sign up: bit.ly/DataAnalyticsShortCourse
@@careerfoundry thank you!
This has been great. Thank you!
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed the content!
very informative video, love it.
Great video, super interesting and insightful! And those dumplings look amazing! 🎉 👏 📈
Thanks a lot Calum, glad you enjoyed the video! Also, the dumplings were delicious, highly recommended!
I can manage storyteller and business consultant because I work as copywriter in consulting company. My problem lies in math and coding. I wonder how deep we have to master these two?
Thank you for making such an interesting video Sir 🔰
Was always curios to know about a normal day in a life of a data analyst 😃
I'm just finishing up my studies for accountancy and always thought being a data analyst would be a perfect career based on my personal traits and skills. although remembering code and digital formulas is not my strongest skill, of course I can improve but how important is this?
✨Check out our latest release on your ultimate companion in the world of data analysis - Advanced Data Analysis tool (formerly known as Code Interpreter). Get ready for a hands-on exploration of its intuitive features and real-world applications! 🧑💻👉th-cam.com/video/Xr-Tpr3foBc/w-d-xo.html
Interested to learn more about data analytics? Are there specific tasks in this video you want a deeper dive on? Let us know! 👇
🔎 Looking to start your own data analytics journey? Take your first steps with CareerFoundry's free data analytics short course, sign up at the following link: bit.ly/DataAnalyticsShortCourse
Please how does one get to learn data analysis and data science for free and get a credible highly recognized certification after learning ??? 😥😥😥
Deeper dive on coding
@@michaelessien2626CV
@@michaelessien2626for free?
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Thanks so much. Thank you! Thanks!!!!!!
This is helpful!
the meetings happens by the Data Analyst invitation or the team?
That keyboard at 5:20 has definitely seen a load of keystrokes!! 😆
Came here looking for this comment. What's up with the keyboard?
It's a protective cover lol! I had one. They're supposed to lie flat, but over time can stretch and bunch up.
Your videos are incredibly helpful!
I've knowledge of both Pandas and SQL but am still confused as to which of the above tools would be suitable for Data Analyst. Could you kindly recommend a tool to use?
Thanks
Waooo how I like this video , you’re an inspiration to many
Thanks! Appreciate your kind words! The idea of this video was to showcase the day of a data analyst and inspire everyone interested in the field to go for it since it's such an amazing career!
Hello do you recommend Masterschool for someone who has no experience in Data?
How do you work on power bi in your macbook?
I'm kind of like thee most important person in the company 🤩👍
If i have a bachelors in supply chain management, should i go to a bootcamp for data analysis to learn python/sql? I want to get an entry level role for data analysis, but dont know if i need to be a full on computer engineer
Best video so far
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!
And when you quit f-in around at the office, you go home eat and sign on your computer and work until 3am
Thank u 👍
This is the life. I have got to be data analyst at least for starters. Does anyone have a link for an entry role into data analyst role, I badly need support into an entry role?
thanks for the video
Do you think someone who has zero experience in data analytics can become a data analyst? Asking because I’m interested in “data” and I’m looking to jump industries