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00:00 How to actually become a data analyst?
01:21 Tip 1 Define a learning roadmap
02:04 Tip 2 Set aside time for learning and development
02:47 Tip 3 Enjoy the learning process
03:27 Skill 1 Technical skils
06:29 Skill 2 Soft skills
07:50 Skill 3 Analytical skills
09:19 Skill 4 Industry knowledge
10:34 How to apply and showcase your skills
11:56 Outro
Thanks so much for taking a little time out of your day to watch this!
I am 48 (semi retired) and have decided to study Google Data Analytics course to hopefully do something useful with my life. Thank you for the advice as I didn't know you could learn Python that's tailored for DA. I had problems understanding Python as some beginner lessons do not go the extra mile of clearly explaining things in more detail.
Hi Christopher, you're very welcome, thank YOU for watching : ) And yes, please do focus only on Python learning that's meant for data and analytics. Good luck!
freecodecamp has a course on Python for Data Analytics that should help you.
That’s amazing Christopher
@@babatundeeyinfunjowo2647 thank you 🙏🏻
Hey Christopher, I'm taking the course too, how are you finding it?
Hi, I’m a CPA looking to break into data analytics field. I’ve learned SQL, Python, Power BI in the past two months. I’m about to learn Tableau and start building my own portfolio. I came across your channel at a perfect timing. Thanks for creating high-quality videos. Your channel is new but will surely soar very soon.
Hi Sun, good luck with learning tableau and thanks a lot for watching!
@@mo-chen is it necessary to learn both tableau and power BI?
I thought they both perform similar tasks.? I’m just curious. Thanks for this wonderful video it explained everything I needed to know at this moment.
@@jhn9108 No, learning either should be enough! Once you know how to use one of them, you can really easily pick up the other! Thanks a lot for watching 😁
Pls where did you learn it from
Hello. I'm ACCA student and also looking to break into data analytics field. Maybe it will be helpful to exchange our experiences.
This video is very helpful and informative to me because I am a student majoring in finance rn and I have been learning SQL for the past weeks, and I also find your career path maybe exactly what I thought could happen to me once I graduate :)
Hi there, good luck with your studies! Thanks a lot for watching : )
I am watching this while at a toxic night shift job at a hospital laboratory, but this gave me hope while learning the basics from the google data analytics course. I have been so anxious about my career pivot but this has definitely made me feel better about it.
Hi G B 👋 I’m so glad to hear that this video is helping you! Thanks so much for watching and I wish you all the best 😃
Biggest tip is to code as much as you can and mess up but expect it, while having the book next to you. And just enjoy the journee
hey there, can you explain whats toxic about your hospital laboratory job
Hey I work in a horrible hospital lab too, how is this going for you? Do you think we can escape our hospital job 😅
@@knowledgebase9364hey I work in a hospital lab too
Not only do you work with things that are toxic, you can also work in labs like pathology where a lot of the staff get cancer from the fumes. Its a high stress job, if we make a mistake someone could die.
This video is all I needed. I've been learning python and was overwhelmed with what to focus on and what not to, thank you for being so precise. I've made my notes
I'm so glad you found the video useful! Thanks a lot for watching Anuj 😃
Seriously. This is perfection. I'm... older, working in data analytics in a niche market, but want to move to a different industry. This video is confirmation of the direction I'm going, and I REALLY appreciate it.
I'm so glad you liked the content, thanks a lot for watching 😁
This was a very well put together video . Thanks for you insight and knowledge. I’m gonna focus on sql and statistics for now
Hi Ty, thanks a lot for watching! I'm glad you found the video useful : )
Love your videos…they’re so calm and easy to listen to.
Thanks so much for watching!
Hi Mo! Just discovered your channel, I work in the energy industry focusing on manufacturing support and there is definitely a need for data science skills in my immediate job role. I am primarily looking for a career transition that will allow me to explore multiple industries over time, since I feel like I am slowing being pigeon-holed into my current job, and data science seems to be the best transferrable skill set in the market. I'm excited to learn! Thank you so much for this video.
Hi Veronica 👋 Great to have you here on the channel, thanks so much for watching! The skills of a data scientist are indeed very valuable and transferable 😁
This was really helpful! Specially the part when u mentioned to learn a programming language for a specific purpose. I spent 2-3 months learning python already, which included web development, etc. Thanks so much! Keep up the great content 😁
So glad to have you here on the channel James! Python is an absolute beast, tackling a specific area within that is certainly the way to go. Thanks so much for watching 😁
Python wanted to bite you 😂😂
This has to be one of the most needed video! Loved it! Thanks Mo
That's very kind of you to say Pranav! Thanks a lot for watching 😁
One of the best videos out there... precise, descriptive and informative.
Oh wow thanks so much for the kind words 😄
I was waiting for your background only to realize that we have exactly the same background. Economics as bachelors and masters as well. It’s so hard to see people in this field and this path way is definitely well defined. Thank you!
I’m glad you like the content and can relate to it 😃
That was a breath of fresh air! I'm one week away from finishing my career and I'm nervous, I was getting so much anxiety bc I doubt myself and don't know what to do next haha your video really help me to take one step at a time, and it's true, just enjoy the process!
Hi Miché, I'm very glad to hear that you liked the video! Just keep on working hard whilst trying to enjoy yourself as much as possible. Sooner or later your hard work will pay off 😁
I am in the very beginning of my data analyst learning journey so I’m super grateful for this. Thank you!
Thank you so much for watching Angelica and good luck with your journey 😁
Same here, good luck
This is great, Mo. I was skeptical but you're actually genuine and kind-hearted. I hope you are successful in everything you do and want to do. Cheers!
Thanks a lot for the kind words and for watching! I hope you succeed in everything you do as well 😃
You've given me hope on my career journey.. thanks so much, Mo! 💙
Thanks so much for your kind words, it's great to have you here on the channel!
Just stumbled upon your channel. I'm not disappointed at all. Great Content Mo!
Hi Jaswinder, I’m very glad I didn’t disappoint : ) Thanks a lot for watching!!
Thank you so much for simplifying what it takes to be a data analyst. I have no advance math background but your video is so motivating .. iam so passionate about data analysis as i have used advanced excel skills and Database SqL
It’s great to have you here on the channel! Thanks so much for watching 😃
Love your videos there are different and so helpful, I subscribed immediately. Thank you for putting time and effort into this!
Hi Jennifer, thank you so much for your kind words and for watching!
Hey Mo! I'm really glad I just found this channel. I've been bouncing around a bit for a few months in between different possible career paths, from front-end to GIS (majored in Geography at University) and now finally I've settled on Data Analysis and I feel really confident and excited about it. I'm really enjoying studying python and SQL, which I hope will make up the backbone of my skills. I'm learning with Codecademy Pro and a bunch of other random online resources and tutorials. Really looking forward to watching your videos in the future. Best of luck to everyone else here trying to land a job in the space with an unrelated degree!
Hi Graham 👋 It's great to have you here on the channel! I wish you all the best with your data analytics journey 😁
This is very insightful thank you for sharing 👍🏻 I’m currently an analyst in the finance industry and been researching about data analytics as a possible career route
I'm glad you liked it, thanks a lot for watching 😁
Is nice to hear your advices about this area, it helps me a lot!
I’m glad you like the content! Thanks a lot for watching 😄
Hey bro thank you for not putting an ad right at the beginning of the video and getting straight to the point
I’m glad you liked it, thanks a lot for watching 😃
Yeah, you're right, learning data analytics is a bit overwhelming. There are a lot of things that need to be learned, and it can also be a bit expensive, especially if you get serious and acquire some certificates. Hopefully, someday all of this will be able to bring me into the Data Analyst industry. Thanks for sharing your very insightful and encouraging videos, especially for someone like me who is dreaming to become a data analyst soon. Watching from the Philippines!
I hope your dream comes true 😃 Thanks a lot for watching!
I'm glad that you told us about the number of projects we should do to land a job, a lot of people only focus on the type and ideas but not the numbers we need. Thanks.
Hi Syaoran, I’m glad you found it useful! Thanks a lot for watching : )
How many do we need?
@@omaokanu2124 5-10
Hi Mo, thanks for your video. This is really helpful! Clear and straight forward.
I’m glad you liked the content! Thanks for watching 😄
Amazing video! It is best one I have watched so far! Thanks for sharing all of it with us!
Hi Karina, I'm very glad to hear you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for watching : )
This is a great video for somebody like me looking to switch my career fields and finally figure out what I should learn to become a data analyst the quickest since im 32 already.
I'm very glad you found the video useful! Thanks a lot for watching 😁
I'm thinking of switching career paths from PR & Communications to Data Analysis, but am very anxious about making the switch to a drastically different (that's how I view it anyway) field. Came across this video while researching - thanks for sharing your insights and tips, Mo!
They are very different but if you never try you'll never know! Thanks a lot for watching 😃
Very comprehensive video! Congrats Mo
I’m glad you liked it, thanks a lot for watching!
Thank you for the insightful tips, Mo.
Hi Sherly, I’m glad you found them useful! Thank you so much for watching : )
I am new to the idea of becoming a Data Analyst. My dear friend just recently landed a entry-level position with Accenture, after being a (paid) intern for a year. He was making 48K with no prior experience and no degree; only having a certificate from the General Assembly bootcamp. Now, in his current position, of just one year, he is making more than 75K in Chicago! He loves his job and works remotely, 90% of the time. He learned CSS, HTML, JavaScript, jQuery, React, MongoDB, Express, Ruby, Ruby on Rails and Fullstack applications. He believes I have the aptitude for this field. However, I know he's tech savvy and me, not so much...he's 41 and I am 52. We both have had major struggles in life trying to find out what we want to do in our careers. We both have had jobs in car sales/finance, dance and health industries and various odd jobs. I recently became a Flight Attendant, love the free flying benefits but hate having to be away from home so much...I'm so torn. I don't know if my brain is capable of retaining all the vast, complex information and/or if I'm talented enough for this ever changing, competitive industry.
You never know until you give it a try 😄 I'm not saying it'll be easy but if you're willing to put in the time and effort, I don't see why wouldn't be able to succeed. If it was easy, everyone would do it! I recently made a video on How I'd Learn Python for Data Analysis, where I shared my failures and struggles of learning it. I actually failed the first time I attempted it.
There are many people doing what you want to do that are smarter than you, but there are also a lot of people doing it that might not be as smart. The real difference is how much they believed in themselves. Go for it, if you think it’s something you will enjoy then you’ll definitely be successful.
I am 33 and also cant decide to commit to Data analytic. And still not sure what to pursue. So hearing people who are around my age or over my age makes me feel like I am not alone.
You have to use your brain to make it more capable. It is the regrets hurt the most; while failures are opportunities of learning. Go ahead, I am sure you’ll succeed.
Im 106 and have done this about 70 years ago, no need to move backwards
Thanks Mo for this great video. I'm so glad I came across your channel today.
I'm currently on a journey to become a data analyst, this video is the ideal motivation I need right now.
Just like you said in the video, if you can do it, anyone can do it too. Yea, I won't relent until I get it done too.
You inspire me so much Mo. Thank you. Love all the way from Africa❤.
All the best to you 😁
This was an amazing breakdown. Thank you!
Thanks a lot for watching Rich 😄
Thank you so much for this video, I am 30 years old and my degree is in Criminal Justice and I just had this urge to take a dive in Data Analytics. Your video is very informative and i’m also very excited to learn.
Hey Kevin 👋 So good to have you here on the channel! Thanks a lot for watching 😃
I've begun devoting most of my free time to learning the skills and I've watched several creators ideas of what to do in what order etc.
I've been feeling a bit scatterbrained and a little overwhelmed in the last few days, but this is the most excellently summarized content I've seen and it really brought my back down to solid ground.
Thank you!
I'm very glad this video helped you! Thanks so much for watching Emile 😁
Very insightful stuff ! Thank you so much 🙏🏻🔥
Thanks a lot for watching 😃
Thank you for this insight!
You’re very welcome, thank you for watching!
I'm starting my Journey with excel and statistics. For me learning statistics it's the real skill to nail. Everything else are not skills are tools! Great video bro!!
Hi Juan Carlos, statistics is indeed quite hard to learn if you want to study it to an advanced extent. Thanks so much for watching!
I really love this!
Thank you so much ❤
Thanks so much for watching Joshua 😃
Thank you so much for this video :) I found it very helpful and use the tips you mentioned in this video
I'm glad you liked it, thanks a lot for watching 😁
I love the way you explained everything, 100% clear !
Thank you so much for this video, I subscribed and I'll definitely watch more.
I'm 26 and my goal is to change my profession from 3D art to data analytics. Hope it's something manageable without a degree.
Hi Lior, I'm glad it was easy to understand. Yes, it's absolutely manageable without a degree. Thanks so much for watching and subscribing : )
Hi @Lior Borok. I am also turning 26 in 2 months and planning to change my profession to data analytics can we be friends and probably walk this journey together?
Cant agree more, for technical part, i had exactly the same path when i started my data career 5ys ago, glad that i had built the good path to go and become the current “me”
Hi Raizel , that’s great to hear! Thanks a lot for watching : )
Thank you sooooo much for all these info!
Hi pa t, I'm glad you liked it! Thanks a lot for watching : )
thank you for your mapping journey, im a newbie in this field and find this very helpful
I'm glad you found the video useful! Thanks a lot for watching 😃
Thanks Mo! This is a really helpful video. I am 24 and hoping to break into a new career.
Hi SB, I’m glad you liked the video! Thank you so much for watching : )
I just started learning after years of seeing "data analyst" jobs but having no idea what it actually was 😅. I'm hitting my mid-life crisis phase. I've had a lot of unexpected things happen in life, so I need to start over. I'm a little nervous about the coding, math, and spreadsheets, but thank you for these tips.
I've started the Google program and also another certification program. We'll see where I am after a couple of months!
Hi Danielle 👋 Keep up the good work, be patient and don't be too hard on yourself! Your hard work will pay off sooner or later, just keep on going 😃 I wish you all the best!
You got it. Statistics is fun and so are spreadsheets!
How's your journey going? I'm considering switching to data analytics
@@nothing88240 it's a little slow going honestly 😅.
Right now I'm looking for data entry/virtual assistant jobs so I can start getting my foot in the door when I do finish. Taking a statistics course now too
I'd like to switch careers too but I'm kinda afraid I won't be able to grasp the coding and math. lol. How's your program so far?
Thank you, Sir. Such a sophisticated and concise video.
Many thanks for your kind words and for watching 😃
i'm a fresh grad from economics and have been interested in taking on the data analyst role (without having that much experience as of now), so watching this video came at a right time and place. really insightful video and can't wait to learn more along the way
Great to have you here on the channel, thanks a lot for watching 😁
Articulated brilliantly :)
You will go pretty far
Post more 😀
Hi Jay, thanks a lot for watching! I will certainly try my best : )
Actually I’m not already graduated but I’m in my first year of big data master’s degree, as we all know that handling data is so intersecting nowadays but it takes a lot of efforts to master it ! So i say yes to make adventures in Data’s world ! Who’s like me ?
Hey Chaz_life, love the enthusiasm : )
Solid video, keep it up Mo.
Thanks a lot for watching, I will for sure 😃
Great video thanks man!
Thanks a lot for watching!
@@mo-chen dude you responded. You’re a good CZcamsr ;)
I’m passionate about becoming a data analyst and I’m starting off with mastering sql
Hi Kodi, strong SQL skills will give you such a solid foundation as a data analyst. Good luck on your journey!
Nice! I’m starting with Python 🐍
@@mrhiggles6426 Nice one, wish you all the best!
Me too I'm actually working on sql
@@eric_deumo how is it going??
Excellent work, Mo!
Thank you for your insightful comments.
I am also a self-taught data analyst with an engineering background and a master's degree in strategic marketing.
Hi Melis, you're very welcome, thanks for watching : ) What a nice, diverse background you have!
Hi Melis, Please share your road map to becoming a Data Analyst in 2023
Fantastic video - thank you for this
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks a lot for watching 😁
This is also just as awesome. Thank you!
I'm very glad you liked this one as well, thanks again for watching 😄
why is he handsome, smart and married. respectfully im upset😭 Mrs. Mo taking nothing but dubs
Hi Quiana, haha please don’t be upset! Hope you find the content useful and thanks a lot for watching!
Is not fair right 😅😅
Haha, I hate to admit I was thinking the same thing 😅. Oh well, that's how it goes isn't it.
😂
The thirst is REAL
Hi Mo- thanks for this content. Can you talk more about the journey and how long it took you to land your first data analyst job? I think that information is crucial as well to let people understand the realistic expectations and the process of landing a job. I know they vary from case to case, but the process is pretty difficult and challenging.
Also- I agree to focus on one programming language, however, I am realizing that data analysts focus on excel and sql more in their day to day jobs with the exception of Python and BI tool here and there for deeper project analysis ( depending on the company and it’s dataset velocity )
Hello, great question! It took me just under 4 years to get my first proper data analyst job. I have however been in roles that involved working with data ever since I began my career in the Financial Services Industry. My job title now if officially Data & Analytics Analyst, but I've been handling lots of financial data long before I got my current role. Even when you're a DA, knowing the business context matterrs. But like you said, it can be very different for everyone. Say for example within Finance, we have model developers (people who develop, test and implement financial models that drive lending / strategic / business decisisons) - they're not data analysts by their title, but they'd certainly have the skills to do the job as they need to understand the maths, know the Banking industry and be able to code. Which tools / languages you use on a daily basis will be completely dependent on what role you're doing and for whom. One thing for sure, Excel will never go away wherever you are. No matter how good you're coding skills are, people will always ask you this question: 'Can I get this in Excel?'. Thanks a lot for watching : )
Excellent video. It was so well organized, clear, and full of valuable information. Thank you Mo! 🙏
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching 😁
Awesome video! Not a marketing of products nor beating around the bush type of video... clean and concise.. Thanks!
I'm glad you liked the content! I did create this channel with the aim of making a no nonsense data analyst channel - so I'm very happy that comes through the video 😄 Thanks a lot for watching!
I am currently on my Master's Degree in Data Science and this video helped me to pursue this dream more. (because I am doubting myself if I can finish this. lol) thank you for the advice!
Doubting yourself is completely normal, I used to do it too! Data science is not an easy thing to learn, but I’m sure if you put in the effort and the time, you’ll succeed 😃 Thanks a lot for watching!
I am currently a freshman at Mizzou studying finance and I am working on my google data analytics certification.
Hi Allen, that's great! The Google Data Analytics Certification is probably one of the best out there. Good luck on your journey and many thanks for watching : )
Am glad to have found your channel,when am about starting up
I'm glad to have you here on the channel Aju 😄
Absolutely amazing, clear and inspiring . My mind just completely focused listening to this expert
I’m glad you liked it, thanks so much for watching 😃
Pretty good video! I've been trying to change career into data analytics for a few months now, and I am in the process of sending CVs to companies. I have recently followed a master so I could eventually update myself with the basics of Python for Data Science, MySQL and Tableau.
As I am probably guilty of sticking to much with Python for data analysis and visualization (for some reason I find it more fun), I just wanted to know how to apply SQL on a project.
As I understand, SQL should be ideal for organizing data and for relating data, but how do you integrate SQL to Python for instance? I'd like to get some help onto that, as I so far have used quite few Kaggle datasets and did everything strictly through Python, kinda setting Excel and SQL aside (which you both suggest being the 'house foundation' for a data analyst).
Thank you very much!
Hi 69nukee, it's great to hear that you're already very proficient coding in Python. You can integrate postgresql, mysql or sqlite into Python very easily. Say for postgresql, you can install the psycopg2 library to connect to your sql database and query whatever you wish. I have a data modelling project in Python using SQL here github.com/mochen862/data-engineering-projects/tree/main/data-modelling-with-postgres. Hope this helps, and thanks a lot for watching!
Hi Chaz_life, you're correct. You can integrate postgresql, mysql or sqlite very easily, using libraries such as psycopg2 for example. Thanks a lot for watching!
@@mo-chen thanks a lot Mo, much appreciated! I will duly check it 💪
You're the most attractive Data Analyst I ever seen. okay bye.
Thanks a lot for watching JN 😁
This is so clear and concise 🙌🔥
Great work man...
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching 😄
Thank you for the advice 👍🏿
No problem at all : ) Happy to help!
Great information, I'm pursuing my bachelor's degree in supply chain, transportation, and Logistics Management. Which master's degree would you suggest to get into data analyst. Industrial and systems engineering vs supply chain analytical. Thanks for your input in advance. 👍
Hi Kourtney, I don't know too much about either master's you suggested, but based on some quick research I did - it seems like the suppy chain analytics is the one more focused on data. You definitely can't go wrong whichever you choose - having a master's degree for sure can only add to your skills.
I've finally made up my mind to start my journey from the scratch. For the sole purpose of bettering my life and learning data analytics, I've bought new laptop since the old one was very faulty and slow and I'm planning to genuinely start from zero. Yes, motivation goes away sometimes especially if you're alone or doing this at home so it will be really great if someone also wants to join me on this journey....if there's someone just starting out and also want someone to be constantly reminded of the progress...i think by sharing progress and telling each other what it needs to be done, we will progress faster than average. So let me know when anyone is interested.... It would be faster to learn together, maybe in a group and sharing useful information
I wish you all the best 😃 Really hope you get to connect and learn together with someone here!
This is absolutely helpful. Thank you!
I'm glad you liked it Smokei Grey 😄Thanks for watching!
Great Video.. ❤️.
I am someone with a master's degree in structural engineering but planning on transitioning to data science field. For the last 6 months I have been studying Microsoft SQL server,excel, Power BI and EDA using Numpy,Pandas libraries in Python.
So, my query is how many portfolio projects I need to get a job as Data Analyst.Thanks in advance.
Hi Abhijeet, anywhere between 5-10 projects is ideal. Make sure your projects showcase a variety of skills (i.e. all the great things that you've been learning over the past 6 months). You could say for example find an interesting dataset (or multiple datasets) on Kaggle, clean and manipulate the data as you see fit using numpy and pandas (and any other relevant libraries), and create visualisations using matplotlib / seaborn or build dynamic, user-friendly dashboards in Tableau / Power BI. And many many thanks for watching the video!
@@mo-chen thank you very much for your response.Much appreciated 👍
Hi Mo, I enjoyed the video and the way you explained everything. I am 25 years old and I live in a country where coding or data analyst is not common at all so I feel lost about how to start this path. I currently work from home (call center) and I want to pursue a career in something related to coding that can help me improve my income, currently, I have been reading and practicing HTML. I have watched videos about data analyst, coding, etc but I just don't know where to start as with more information I find I feel like I should be learning something different. I don't have any experience at all, any input will be highly appreciated. Thank you!
Hi Ashley, first of all thank you so much for watching : ) I'd say start by identifying what kind of coding you want to learn. If you want to become a software engineer, the coding skills needed will be very different from that of a data analyst. But, if you'd like to become a data analyst, I'd highly suggest starting with working with data in Excel, then moving onto SQL and BI tools (e.g. Power BI, Tableau) and then some coding language (I prefer Python). I hope this helps and please feel free to ask more questions here : )
Alex the analyst on CZcams has a free coding camp all on CZcams. That be a good starting point
Great video sir! Thank you for the insight.
I'm glad you liked it CozyProfessor! Thanks for watching 😁
almost the same background! Really helpful
I’m glad you liked it, thanks a lot for watching!
Can you please be more specific about statistics and math needed for data analytics? Or direct us to a good course that illuminates extra studying that’s not required for data analytics
Hi E F, czcams.com/video/xxpc-HPKN28/video.html&ab_channel=freeCodeCamp.org. Check this one out!
@@mo-chen thank you so much , I promise you that your videos were the best of what I have seen so far. One mare question please do you think Google data analytics and IBM is a good starting point for a job in data analytics? Also can you direct me to a good course for GitHub ? Thanks again
@@ef7496 No problem at all, thanks a lot for watching : ) Yes, those are absolutely good starting points. Check this free course out on Github czcams.com/video/RGOj5yH7evk/video.html&ab_channel=freeCodeCamp.org
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Hi dogcatdogable, thanks a lot for watching!
Me too, and becoz I am gay
Great job!!! Thank you!
Thanks for watching 😁
Thank you so much... everything I needed at the moment
Fantastic, I'm glad you liked it 😁
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Hi DoxieTheDark, thank you for watching!
@@mo-chen thank you for being hot
It was funny🐸
Thanks for this ,quite useful for me as I venture into this field
Thanks a lot for watching 😃
Thank you for making this video. Subscribed.
Hi G, thank you so much for watching and subscribing : )
Hi Mo. This video is really helpful. I'm planning to start my learning journey on Data Analytics and this is an excellent beginner's guide. Thank you. 😃
I’m very glad you liked the content. I have a website with more learning and development materials here datawithmo.com/. Hope this helps as well 😄
Congrats great video. Thank you!
Thanks for watching Animalclub 😄
Thank you for sharing Mo
I’m glad you liked it, thanks a lot for watching 😃
this is really helpful, thanks
I'm glad you liked it, thanks a lot for watching 😁
Hi Brother,
I was looking for the person who has real time experiences in data analysis field to guide me at the perfect time, I got to see your video by suggestion. From 0 to constant learning you have explained crystal clear the way to build ourselves.
Thanks for being valuable one more solider added to you.
Thanks so much for your kind words! Great to have you here on the channel 😃
Helpful .. thanks for the Video. :)
Thanks for watching Ankur 😃
This is awesome! Great video! Thank you for your insight! Currently I am pursuing my degree in cybersecurity but eventually I want to have a minor in something else. I have been thinking about choosing data management and analytics as my concentration for awhile now. I already learned excel and python during school so far. I am thinking about being a data analyst during my time getting my degree. This definitely helped me a lot more regarding my research to become a data analyst.
I’m glad you liked the video! It seems like you’re on the right path learning some very useful things man 😃
Such an amazing tips, thank's
Hi Cesar, I'm glad you found the video useful! Thanks a lot for watching : )
You are so charismatic that just makes you extra special.
Thanks for the kind words and for watching 😁
Your delivery is so spot on
I’m glad you liked it Natascha 😄 Thanks a lot for watching!
Excellent video. Thank you.
Hey David, thank you so much for watching!
Thank you brother for these tips. I have a bachelor's in industrial engineering, however, I had chosen a different path and work currently as an account manager at a multinational IT company. I am considering switching back to a more technical job and data science made sense the most.
I'm glad you liked the video! Good luck with switching back to something more technical, I wish you all the best 😃
Currently finishing a certification in IT support from google and will begin my BS in programming and data analytics. I’m familiar with python but your advice makes perfect sense in that I need to focus on learning code that is relevant to my needs and future endeavors.
Thanks a bunch dude❤️
Thanks a lot for watching 😃
This is the best video on data science, clearly explained no bullshit
Hi NEFION, thanks a lot for watching! I’m glad you liked the video 😁