Data Analyst here - no degree. Came straight from the military with ZERO technical background. Learned everything online. For those looking to get into this career here’s a high level plan I used: - Become an expert at Excel / Sheets and start learning to automate calculations and reports. Familiarize yourself with pivot tables as I find that a good transition to Tableau. - Learn a BI Tool - Tableau is a good foundation - Be proficient at SQL (Simple Joins, Subqueries and CREATE should suffice) - Be proficient at Python (Know the Pandas and NumPy library inside and out but no need to memorize everything - documentation exist for a reason) And finally most importantly - be able to tell a story with the data!
@@Stefanovic92 fortunately for me I live in the Silicon Valley and contract opportunities are in abundance. 3 contracts later and I finally shot for a FTE position and got it. I can 1000% confirm what you said about LinkedIn as well. A lot of opportunities out there and sometimes we just gotta treat them as OJT (On the job training) lol. Respects to you to brotha - your story is quite amazing.
Inspiriing ive been in a hole lately when i see every job require a degree and stuff like that , so thank you so much you dont know how much it means to me right now .
@@jaeb4743 i live in silicon valley too, what city? I live in Santa Clara and my parents work at Google, and they want to work as data analyst, do you think its worth ot?
I changed to Data Analysis from Chemistry just with a SQL course and a Python course. Then I just started doing interviews with startups until one gave me a chance. After 1.5 years at that startup I stated to get a lof of offers in LinkedIn so I moved to my current job. I more than doubled my income in the last 2 years. With 2 years experience as a Data Analyst I am making more than double of what I was making with 7 years of experience in Research Chemistry.
Great video, always pushing me to find my peace as full time freelance, currently having 2 jobs one full time and the other as Data Scientist consultant. As always your videos motivates me. Keep it up Stef. 🙌🏻
Almost 40 here and just started taking online courses about Data Analysis. Your video inspires me. And yes, your videos are really good. It's informative and entertaining. Good luck on your plan. I'm also on my way out of Europe and back to South East Asia.
as someone who is wanting to maybe pursue the data analyst life, this does kinda help knowing that it can be easy but annoying at some points but its also something different everyday. i just dont want to be stuck in a job working every hour of my life so im glad to see that you can actually get out and live a life
Hi Stefan.. I'm 50+ years old.. I just started become love in Data Analyst last couple of months.. This not really about money but about satisfaction and valuable the knowledge. I'm not IT men as well.. My spirit goes up when i managed built one of important report and interactive dashboard in my department including automation from data source update.. Thanks you for view about Data Analyst. I also encourage my son to do Data Analyst.
I love your end clips, your videos are usually beautiful and well though out. Adding the parts where you’re not perfect is so encouraging too. You just got a new subscriber ❤️
The backpacking in South East Asia story reminded me of that time when I was backpacking through western Europe and I was just outside Barcelona hiking in the foothills of Mount Tibidabo
Thank you very much. Very informative for me as I’m trying to transit my career from life science academic into data analysis industrial. Just started learning data analysis, videos like this keep me motivation. Cheers
Super glad I found your channel man. I kind of feel like I'm on the same road as you but a little further behind as I am looking into studying Data Analysis for a job right now. I'll be following your journey for sure brother. Hope for nothing but the best.
I started going back to school so i can get my degree. Im even taking a certification course this summer to fill up my resume. I already had an interest in the field and you just inspired me to go for it. Thank you for the recommendations and I hope your journey has been well!
You are the torch for me in the unknown path… I am really very happy that you make such videos and I watch them…I will try to personally meet you but when I succeed
Cant wait!! I just enrolled in the google certificate program! Even though I dont have a college degree, will I still be able to land a job as a Data Analyst after I get my certificate if I have a strong portfolio?
Loved this video. I am currently taking the Google course for data analytics in coursera. The course is great! This video is a nice timeline and, syllabus if you will, and gives a bit more comfort about moving forward. You're easy on the eyes which also helps haha
I studied industrial engineering and I think that helped me develop my analytical way of thinking. Mixing industrial engineering with data is the sexiest career in the world.
Dude this video has got me motivated, I'm a graduated student in geology but I'm not comfortable with this career and I am falling in love with data science. Now that I watched this video I am more excited than ever to become a data analyst/scientist data.
I have studied the same degree as you in Spain and now I am about to sell my businness. I want to start a career in data analysis and I ve found your video really inspiring. Thank you
Hola Adrian, soy ingeniero de datos, podria empezar con BV para que veas un poco de programacion. No es importante pero te ayuda hacer mas agil y comprender los programas de analisis mas rapido.
Great video Stef. I would like to share a few words, since for some of you might be useful. I landed my first job as a data analyst a few months before. My previous degree and working experience was irrelevant. I had an "administrative" job, I knew that this was not for me. I started learning python. Everyday after working hours, I was booting my pc on to study python. I got hooked, especially with personal projects. Then I focused on the data analysis/science libraries (numpy/pandas etc). Simultaneously i was refreshiny my stats and maths. Eventually i dicided to pursue a MSc in Data Science. Did it worth it ? I guess yes, but i believe i could had landed a job even without it. For those want to start with python i recommend you to check the Automate the boring stuff with python.
Agreed. Same position I’m in trying to transition from an Analyst to a Scientist or Data Engineer as I find my Analyst position a little ‘boring’ and not as technical as I thought. Don’t want to pull a student loan so ima take the risk and just continue learning on my own until I feel comfortable I can do the role
Great video Stef. You need to "analyse" on how great adventure you are starting, when quit 9-5. As you became Data Analyst I'm sure you will do the same with your channel.
Hi Stefan, it's nice to see your video. I'm currently doing a course on Data Analytics and planning to switch my carrier into that. It gave me some insights about the industry and job profile that I want to join. Thanks for the well explained overview. I would love to hear more about it. Please let me know the way to connect with you. I hope to hear from you soon. Cheers.
I got a bachelor's degree in business management and administration. ended up working mostly in sales and branch management for around 3 years now, little did I know, most jobs in this area require heavy upselling. personally, i hate being that pushy sales guy but i did help improve my communications skills. now I'm looking to move into a more analytical role which i enjoy. looking to get Data analyst certification through google to learn the ropes and then go from there. I'm just grinding through my current job.
Did you end up doing it? How is it going? I am auditing the google certificate and I find it pretty basic so far (3.5/8 courses in) so I'm really wondering if it teaches you enough.
I am also pursuing an industrial engineering degree and a data analytics enthusiast. But I want to sort of combine the two. I love industrial engineering and for me in simple words as an industrial engineer i am called to make things better of course with an emphasis of generating more profit. So the way I see it is that for you to make things better you need to make decisions and to make good decisions you need to get the right information (data), analyse it and transform it into meaningful information upon which you can base yourself to make decision. So yeah I am pursing my industrial engineering degree and building my data analytics skills on the side.
Thank you for sharing your experience as a data analyst and I've been motivated by your words. I was applying for that position and eager to learn/curious on how it works. Though I don't have much that experience, hopefully my familiarization on the tools like excel and SQL would be my advantage. Wish me luck =)
Thanks for this great video. I really needed something like this to have a better view of how to approach the data analysis world. As you, I also studied business, but now after 11 years of working in the same things, I got tired, but aware that I really need a change in my life.
Thank you so much. Currently, i'm doing my transitioning career from law sector to data analytics. It's a challenge sector that you need to study a lot to get an analytical mindset. Loving your videos and now following your journey!
Thank you very much for this Stefan. I’m in Finance trying to shift to Data /Business Analysis. Let’s see how it goes at the moment I’m learning excel.
I know this is an old video. But I subed just because you are pursuing your true passion and risking it all to chase that. I love that shit. Keep it up
New Subbie here. I have enrolled in a Python/data analytics course at my local community college. Your channel is very engaging and informative. Thank you.
IE is related to data analyst jobs. You take a bit of CS, stats, optimization, and business. it's the perfect degree for data analysis after statistics/computer science double major.
This is inspiring. Thanks for sharing your journey. I can relate really well being an investment data analyst at the moment. Especially coming from an unrelated background. Keep doing the good work in breaking barriers!
Thanks you, you are incredible, I told you that I ´m Industrial engineer too, but i didn´t tell you that i study Data science and learn english too, you are myself at the future, thank you for exists!!
Your video quality is improving so much... I've subscribed your CZcams channel when you had 200 subscribers, and it looks like your channel is going viral soon
Industrial engineer from Argentina. The same feeling you had back then i am having it now. Thank you for your insights, i am starting my path on Data analysis and this give me hope. Sorry for my english!
Uaho amazing Stefanovic, I would really like to congratulate you, you are amazing and a very disciplined and determined guy, I really admire you, I am going through some career transition my self and hope to become a succesful data business/financial analyst, I have worked as a financial analyst several years but I have gotten back with the business analytical tools which now I am learning, Thanks so much for the videos you are making and I wish you lots of sucess in your new ventures, God bless you, JL
@@Stefanovic92 yes! Have had a similar journey: already know Excel, then learned Power bi, and now I'm learning SQL. Next step will be learning Python thanks to you. 💯🥷
What a great content! I just saw your video on my youtube homepage and i love it. I'm already working as a data analyst, but I'm still at the beginning, I hope I can get more from you :)
I am used to work with SPSS and I reall really hate excel for statistics! But I have to admit the visualizations are nice. What I like on SPSS is that you can modify the syntax and create "unique" caldulations. :) I also like R and S-Plus but as I am not the programmer-type I have difficulties in the lack of WYSIWYG ... although the new interface of R is pretty much ok. I love doing data analysis but I am afraid, that my abilities are not sufficient for real big datasets. I have helped many many PhD and Master Students in Medicine, Social Science, Psychology, Psychotherapy and Economics with their analysis but usually they come with data of poor quality due to bad study-design. I usually say that I want to see the design first and maybe adapt it a bit, so the data has more information. I, myself, am a Psychology Doc, and I studied one year statistics but well.. that´s another story. I just want to say: I LOVE to work with data, but I feel "unworthy" because my brain is not even close to yours concerning programming ......and probably other mathematical stuff too.
Hey dude! Thank you for the essential information. I think you have never quit your job. You have just switched the way you are doing the job and simply left the company you worked for.
you inspired me as well! Much thanks, your content made my future life choices are easier. I had same background as you are I lost after graduation of university from industrial engineer major and double major in business administration and went to trip 5 months to find want I want but I think now I found the one. Note: keep me up I will update my journey here. I will firstly focus on improving my data analytics skills. Then....
😃yo buddy, seriously i wanna join u to this journey, not only im kinda interested in this DA career, also coz of our shared value/lifestyle/etc. im gonna c how far i can make it, hopefully as far as i could lol bedankt
Data Analyst here - no degree. Came straight from the military with ZERO technical background. Learned everything online. For those looking to get into this career here’s a high level plan I used:
- Become an expert at Excel / Sheets and start learning to automate calculations and reports. Familiarize yourself with pivot tables as I find that a good transition to Tableau.
- Learn a BI Tool - Tableau is a good foundation
- Be proficient at SQL (Simple Joins, Subqueries and CREATE should suffice)
- Be proficient at Python (Know the Pandas and NumPy library inside and out but no need to memorize everything - documentation exist for a reason)
And finally most importantly - be able to tell a story with the data!
fcking legend. How did you land your first job without experience and a degree?
@@Stefanovic92 fortunately for me I live in the Silicon Valley and contract opportunities are in abundance. 3 contracts later and I finally shot for a FTE position and got it. I can 1000% confirm what you said about LinkedIn as well. A lot of opportunities out there and sometimes we just gotta treat them as OJT (On the job training) lol.
Respects to you to brotha - your story is quite amazing.
Inspiriing ive been in a hole lately when i see every job require a degree and stuff like that , so thank you so much you dont know how much it means to me right now .
Can u put me through
@@jaeb4743 i live in silicon valley too, what city? I live in Santa Clara and my parents work at Google, and they want to work as data analyst, do you think its worth ot?
My dude, love your story telling ability 🤙🏼 This is a must watch for any aspiring data analyst!
yea this was great
Agree!👍
Luke, I love the way you give props to other data analysts. It's healthy and lovely
Agreed. Your communication skills are top notch 👌
God damn! You "data nerds" are creating a Brotherhood or what? 👀
Keep it up!
I changed to Data Analysis from Chemistry just with a SQL course and a Python course. Then I just started doing interviews with startups until one gave me a chance. After 1.5 years at that startup I stated to get a lof of offers in LinkedIn so I moved to my current job.
I more than doubled my income in the last 2 years. With 2 years experience as a Data Analyst I am making more than double of what I was making with 7 years of experience in Research Chemistry.
Wow, coursera course?
@@Drummerkrislynmiller no, 2 courses of Udacity and one from Udemy. But I heard that courses in Coursera are very good too.
@@SantoRedentor Amazing, I will check it out, thank you
I m also Same from chemistry switching is planning
Great video, always pushing me to find my peace as full time freelance, currently having 2 jobs one full time and the other as Data Scientist consultant. As always your videos motivates me. Keep it up Stef. 🙌🏻
Do you render mentorship ?
this helps so much because i'm taking a data analyst course right now
I came across this channel when looking up about data analysis. Absolute gem of a find
As an industrial engineer focusing on industrial data analytics, I can relate to your story 😅. Keep up the good work man!
Almost 40 here and just started taking online courses about Data Analysis. Your video inspires me. And yes, your videos are really good. It's informative and entertaining. Good luck on your plan. I'm also on my way out of Europe and back to South East Asia.
So how is it going? I'd like to start learning myself.
as someone who is wanting to maybe pursue the data analyst life, this does kinda help knowing that it can be easy but annoying at some points but its also something different everyday. i just dont want to be stuck in a job working every hour of my life so im glad to see that you can actually get out and live a life
What a legend! Cheers for the honestly and transparency, very inspiring…
I subbed instantly after completing the video
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поздрав и свако добро
Dude you’re videos are so enjoyable to watch, they’re edited very well with butt-loads of info.
Hi Stefan.. I'm 50+ years old.. I just started become love in Data Analyst last couple of months.. This not really about money but about satisfaction and valuable the knowledge. I'm not IT men as well.. My spirit goes up when i managed built one of important report and interactive dashboard in my department including automation from data source update.. Thanks you for view about Data Analyst. I also encourage my son to do Data Analyst.
I love your end clips, your videos are usually beautiful and well though out. Adding the parts where you’re not perfect is so encouraging too.
You just got a new subscriber ❤️
Love your transparency on this with your plans for the future! Big things coming for this channel
Lets get it. Found your channel right when I am considering quiting my 9-5 to transition into Cyber Security. Thanks for the information!
Thank you soooo much for this!! Your help has pushed me to pursue "Data Analyst" my next career journey!! :)
The backpacking in South East Asia story reminded me of that time when I was backpacking through western Europe and I was just outside Barcelona hiking in the foothills of Mount Tibidabo
Thank you very much. Very informative for me as I’m trying to transit my career from life science academic into data analysis industrial. Just started learning data analysis, videos like this keep me motivation. Cheers
Super glad I found your channel man. I kind of feel like I'm on the same road as you but a little further behind as I am looking into studying Data Analysis for a job right now. I'll be following your journey for sure brother. Hope for nothing but the best.
update please
Any update on this journey!?
I started going back to school so i can get my degree. Im even taking a certification course this summer to fill up my resume. I already had an interest in the field and you just inspired me to go for it. Thank you for the recommendations and I hope your journey has been well!
heyy bud i too have interest in this field can you tell me which certification tool did you took
This video has a very good feeling to it. The music, the lighting, and the background.
This is the best, clearest, most succinct video on topic
I appreciate your grounded suggestions & helpful ideas. Wishing you the best on your new career- will follow that too !
Thank you for fueling my interest in Data analysis bro! 🙌
You are the torch for me in the unknown path… I am really very happy that you make such videos and I watch them…I will try to personally meet you but when I succeed
Hey Stefanovic, what a true inspiration. Regards from Malaysia
From one data analyst to another this was a great video mate!
🙌
Cant wait!! I just enrolled in the google certificate program! Even though I dont have a college degree, will I still be able to land a job as a Data Analyst after I get my certificate if I have a strong portfolio?
@@Legin24
how's going on now,dude!?
Loved this video. I am currently taking the Google course for data analytics in coursera. The course is great! This video is a nice timeline and, syllabus if you will, and gives a bit more comfort about moving forward. You're easy on the eyes which also helps haha
Nice video, very inspiring, cheers from south america.
Thank you for this. I feel like this is the career path I was meant to be on and your videos have been helping so much.
Very insightful for my current siutation right now! Love the journey you're on man and how you're putting yourself out there.
Thank you sir. This is the information I did not know I needed. Much blessings to you
I thought I am the only one who studied industrial engineering and later been a data analyst .❤️
Please can you mentor me?
I studied industrial engineering and I think that helped me develop my analytical way of thinking. Mixing industrial engineering with data is the sexiest career in the world.
@@JoseRojas-xz4fp same here chemical engineer, working on data
u r not alone. :)
Dude this video has got me motivated, I'm a graduated student in geology but I'm not comfortable with this career and I am falling in love with data science. Now that I watched this video I am more excited than ever to become a data analyst/scientist data.
I'm surprised by how similar the story is with mine (nothing - excel - power bi - python), hope I get to the same point you are :)
You have a great plan. Thanks for being so inspiring!
I have studied the same degree as you in Spain and now I am about to sell my businness. I want to start a career in data analysis and I ve found your video really inspiring. Thank you
Hola Adrian, soy ingeniero de datos, podria empezar con BV para que veas un poco de programacion. No es importante pero te ayuda hacer mas agil y comprender los programas de analisis mas rapido.
@@JoseRojas-xz4fp muchas gracias Jose, ya he tocado Python y SPSS en la uni, pero estoy abierto a sugerencias.
It helps me a lot! Expecting your journey and I really hope to follow and see what happens! Thanks~
I'm really loving your content. Thank you for sharing!
Great video Stef. I would like to share a few words, since for some of you might be useful. I landed my first job as a data analyst a few months before. My previous degree and working experience was irrelevant. I had an "administrative" job, I knew that this was not for me. I started learning python. Everyday after working hours, I was booting my pc on to study python. I got hooked, especially with personal projects. Then I focused on the data analysis/science libraries (numpy/pandas etc). Simultaneously i was refreshiny my stats and maths. Eventually i dicided to pursue a MSc in Data Science. Did it worth it ? I guess yes, but i believe i could had landed a job even without it. For those want to start with python i recommend you to check the Automate the boring stuff with python.
Thank you for sharing
Agreed. Same position I’m in trying to transition from an Analyst to a Scientist or Data Engineer as I find my Analyst position a little ‘boring’ and not as technical as I thought. Don’t want to pull a student loan so ima take the risk and just continue learning on my own until I feel comfortable I can do the role
I wish and have a sense you become successful in your new path and journey as well, which you pursuing right now. Much luck to you!
Great video Stef. You need to "analyse" on how great adventure you are starting, when quit 9-5. As you became Data Analyst I'm sure you will do the same with your channel.
The energy was enough for me to follow your journey! Success brother, from St. Maarten!
Hi Stefan, it's nice to see your video. I'm currently doing a course on Data Analytics and planning to switch my carrier into that. It gave me some insights about the industry and job profile that I want to join. Thanks for the well explained overview. I would love to hear more about it. Please let me know the way to connect with you. I hope to hear from you soon. Cheers.
Thanks for the kind words bro!
I got a bachelor's degree in business management and administration. ended up working mostly in sales and branch management for around 3 years now, little did I know, most jobs in this area require heavy upselling. personally, i hate being that pushy sales guy but i did help improve my communications skills. now I'm looking to move into a more analytical role which i enjoy. looking to get Data analyst certification through google to learn the ropes and then go from there. I'm just grinding through my current job.
Similar thing here bro. Wish you all the best man. Just don’t push it off.
Did you end up doing it? How is it going? I am auditing the google certificate and I find it pretty basic so far (3.5/8 courses in) so I'm really wondering if it teaches you enough.
Thanks Stefan. Great advice! I wish you all the best on the next chapter in your life.
You make it seem so easy.
I am also pursuing an industrial engineering degree and a data analytics enthusiast. But I want to sort of combine the two. I love industrial engineering and for me in simple words as an industrial engineer i am called to make things better of course with an emphasis of generating more profit. So the way I see it is that for you to make things better you need to make decisions and to make good decisions you need to get the right information (data), analyse it and transform it into meaningful information upon which you can base yourself to make decision. So yeah I am pursing my industrial engineering degree and building my data analytics skills on the side.
If you get good at both, you will become a deadly(in a good way) combo for any business!👊
I'm doing the same👍
@@francotalavera6946 Glad to see that I'm not the only one thinking that way
@@pacifiquenteta we are pretty similar, I can see my own thoughts in your words haha
a great tips stefanovic, thanks for this video, i will expectative learn data analysis
Gave video kerel, blijf zo doorgaan!
Years ago I learned how to play guitar just because it was the trend. Guess what I'll do next hahaha. Cheers on your journey Stefanovic!
Thank you for sharing your experience as a data analyst and I've been motivated by your words. I was applying for that position and eager to learn/curious on how it works. Though I don't have much that experience, hopefully my familiarization on the tools like excel and SQL would be my advantage. Wish me luck =)
I wish you luck brother
@@Stefanovic92 Thank you very much again! I've already subscribed to your channel and also looking forward on your videos.. =)
Have you build portfolio yet, mate?
Incredible. I was trying to learn python 3, suddenly I saw your video. Quality is awesome. Loved your videos so I wrote a comment down.
Thanks for this great video.
I really needed something like this to have a better view of how to approach the data analysis world. As you, I also studied business, but now after 11 years of working in the same things, I got tired, but aware that I really need a change in my life.
Thanks for your information brother
Bro, what i nice and good quality video. Thanks a lot!
Exactly what I needed to solidify my decision in leaving my dead end job and start learning data science.Thanks Stef. Greetings from Serbia
J'adore la vidéo; Et ça me motive d'avantage sue ma démarche en ce moment. Merci et bonne continuation à toi Stef
Thank you so much. Currently, i'm doing my transitioning career from law sector to data analytics. It's a challenge sector that you need to study a lot to get an analytical mindset. Loving your videos and now following your journey!
Thank you very much for this Stefan. I’m in Finance trying to shift to Data /Business Analysis. Let’s see how it goes at the moment I’m learning excel.
Thank You so much... I hope this is my sign🥰
Im an industrial engineer too and now im enrolled in data analysis training
I know this is an old video. But I subed just because you are pursuing your true passion and risking it all to chase that. I love that shit. Keep it up
Awesome Video! I'm just starting my career as a Data Analyst, you inspire me to keep pushing and keep learning!, Cheers ! From the Philippines
Great video Stefan. I'm a data analyst too. Pivoting to data engineering soon.
Awesome man good luck!
You are the best 🙏🏼
You're so inspirational,great video for all aspiring data analysts.
New Subbie here. I have enrolled in a Python/data analytics course at my local community college. Your channel is very engaging and informative. Thank you.
Great job man!
Love your A roll, it's sharp as a tack!
IE is related to data analyst jobs. You take a bit of CS, stats, optimization, and business. it's the perfect degree for data analysis after statistics/computer science double major.
This is inspiring. Thanks for sharing your journey. I can relate really well being an investment data analyst at the moment. Especially coming from an unrelated background. Keep doing the good work in breaking barriers!
Many thanks, your videos and your stories are very inspirational. They sound very natural and useful
Gonna ' Pimp it up ' real good! You got Story telling Nailed bra! Nice work
Thank you for sharing your life. I'm so happy I found your videos. I have similar career path and face similar problems, so it helps.
Really, Good guideline towards to Data Science.
Thank you man. You just gain a subscriber
Thanks you, you are incredible, I told you that I ´m Industrial engineer too, but i didn´t tell you that i study Data science and learn english too, you are myself at the future, thank you for exists!!
Really enjoyed your video :) , tks for the tips
Truth is you dont need to do whole lot to become a Data Analyst ... you just need to know excel
Your video quality is improving so much... I've subscribed your CZcams channel when you had 200 subscribers, and it looks like your channel is going viral soon
subbed and notifications on, love the no bullshit info only video!
Industrial engineer from Argentina. The same feeling you had back then i am having it now. Thank you for your insights, i am starting my path on Data analysis and this give me hope. Sorry for my english!
Honest and a fantastic video❣
Very inspiring and instructional. Thanks for the tips and for sharing your successful experiences.
Uaho amazing Stefanovic, I would really like to congratulate you, you are amazing and a very disciplined and determined guy, I really admire you, I am going through some career transition my self and hope to become a succesful data business/financial analyst, I have worked as a financial analyst several years but I have gotten back with the business analytical tools which now I am learning, Thanks so much for the videos you are making and I wish you lots of sucess in your new ventures, God bless you, JL
Love your channel. Very inspiring. Cheers!
Glad you enjoy it Fernando!
@@Stefanovic92 yes! Have had a similar journey: already know Excel, then learned Power bi, and now I'm learning SQL.
Next step will be learning Python thanks to you. 💯🥷
Really helpful. Thanks!
Your content is really good. You'll make it!
Awesome content!! The way you explain, you speak, everything was just perfect. Would love to watch your future journey. All the best Stefan🔥❤️
Gracias por el buen contenido, Saludos desde colombia. Hoy inicie mi curso de Analista de datos de google
What a great content! I just saw your video on my youtube homepage and i love it. I'm already working as a data analyst, but I'm still at the beginning, I hope I can get more from you :)
You sir as a Data Analyst, What can you start doing now that will ensure that your organization is doing Analytics for the good of society?
I am used to work with SPSS and I reall really hate excel for statistics! But I have to admit the visualizations are nice. What I like on SPSS is that you can modify the syntax and create "unique" caldulations. :) I also like R and S-Plus but as I am not the programmer-type I have difficulties in the lack of WYSIWYG ... although the new interface of R is pretty much ok. I love doing data analysis but I am afraid, that my abilities are not sufficient for real big datasets. I have helped many many PhD and Master Students in Medicine, Social Science, Psychology, Psychotherapy and Economics with their analysis but usually they come with data of poor quality due to bad study-design. I usually say that I want to see the design first and maybe adapt it a bit, so the data has more information. I, myself, am a Psychology Doc, and I studied one year statistics but well.. that´s another story. I just want to say: I LOVE to work with data, but I feel "unworthy" because my brain is not even close to yours concerning programming ......and probably other mathematical stuff too.
Hey dude! Thank you for the essential information. I think you have never quit your job. You have just switched the way you are doing the job and simply left the company you worked for.
you inspired me as well! Much thanks, your content made my future life choices are easier. I had same background as you are I lost after graduation of university from industrial engineer major and double major in business administration and went to trip 5 months to find want I want but I think now I found the one. Note: keep me up I will update my journey here. I will firstly focus on improving my data analytics skills. Then....
Thank you! Liked and subscribed!
This is such an inspiration💛
😃yo buddy, seriously i wanna join u to this journey, not only im kinda interested in this DA career, also coz of our shared value/lifestyle/etc. im gonna c how far i can make it, hopefully as far as i could lol bedankt
I like your video go ahead.
شكرا لك .💞