seglabsy:
ur location pls?

Hinokami:


I started learning excel on the side before an internal opportunity within my organisation opened up. I was able to convince them plus my enthusiasm for upskilling gave me the job during the interview.

Since then I've learnt sql, power bi, tableau and python. I hate python but I have to learn it because I need it to venture into data engineering.

For projects ensure that you work on unique project. Not just capstone projects or the ones that everyone is doing making copy and paste easy. Work on projects you are able to talk about keenly.

Coursera, YouTube and Udacity have been my lifesavers
Excel
SQL
Visualisation tool
Python
In that order.

Also analytics isn't just about following the process of gathering data, cleaning it and propping out some visuals
Ask questions, know the data in depth to see if it can solve your problems. What insights can you glean from the data that can guide decision making of the stakeholders
Presentation skills, narrative visuals and data storytelling are important skills too.

Hope this helps

Sarsam:


Contact Sarsam Farm on 08107779790

fortunez1:
Is it electrical

mecuries:
Pizza maker or Crepe maker?