RSQLPython:


Are you open to consulting jobs? I am looking for smart data scientists or analysts to work in my new consultancy company. It will be a contract position and compensation is going to be on a project by project basis and dependent on the difficulty of the task. Let me know.

Jp96:


Go to udemy and search power bi free

TheManOfTheYear:
Oh, they were remote internships I did during the pandemic in 2020.

One lasted for three months, the other for six. I did them almost concurrently.

There are so many internship these days.
You can always check twitter tech communities for updates on them

TheManOfTheYear:
Something interesting just happened guys.
So the US based start-up which I applied to, it turns out that I applied to TWO front-end developer roles advertised by the startup.
One was for their subsidiary company, while the other was for the main company itself.

And I already scaled to the 2nd stage of the former. Which is a technical interview.

Hello, please can I send a Dm for the technical writing websites please

I just received a mail, with a task from the latter, meaning they've proceeded with my application.

The recruiter recognized my name and told me I applied for two roles (I been don forget aswear). She asked whether she should remove me from one, in order to focus on the other. I said NO!!!

I wanna play my cards on both roles. But this second test na die!!!

Now I have a technical interview and a rugged task to prepare for and work on respectively.

Guys, do not let anyone deceive you. Getting into tech is HARD!!!.
You have to be rugged enough to break in. The only ones who broke in easily, are those who had college internships with those big FAANG companies and big startups, and afterwards transitioned into full time workers after their graduation from Computer Science.


Me, coming from a non-technical background, means I have to prove more than just my CV. Everything is possible if we put our minds to it.

Note that.

obalala:
Dm . Will gladly share

jackcanfield:

I think " Learning Python the Hard way by Zed Shaw" is a good book if you have the time and you plan to use python beyond data science ... The YouTube video might be sometime confusing , I know M**h gave me headache at a point in his course.

Olaps:
Update:

The Data Analytics learning group was created on Saturday 18/12/2021.
There are 23 wonderful participants ready to learn.

We started with the "Introduction to Data Analytics" course which most participants got certificates already.

Now, we're learning our first course on SQL.

For now, I feel we're making progress...

Theunderman:
Hello Nairalanders, I know 2022 is already here and most people are already making out plans for it. So one of my plan is to get into data analysis as I here is a selling skill.
I am working on myself, as I will need a guide to begin data analysis.
I need assistance in terms of a tutor who can teach me basis, at least for an affordable price, and if there is any course people learn it from.
Thanks as I expect good replies from you

Olaps:
Update:

I appreciate everyone's interest and comments.
We created a group on WhatsApp already and I think we already have a good number of people.

So, we'll giving updates as regards our learning.

Thank you.

arantess:

Search for " mike Dane SQL" on youtube

haryomikun:

I’m still on lesson 2 for Excelisfun.

Can you please send a link to the start of the advanced part of his videos? I assumed I’d only stop after the 27 basic lessons for Excel 2013 then move to MYSQL

lymelyte:
thanks. But can you advice on how to learn effectively? Because I went to the channel on YouTube but the knowledge isn't in order... I am having challenges on that. If you can help.

lymelyte:
bro, what materials did you use?

trojan84:


Check kaggle.com