Fastest Path to Your First Data Analyst Job

Nope, won't be easy but you don't have many options.

[thedatajanitor]

*My students are learning the right skills? Are you? (No, You aren't)*

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[brendanchamberlain]

No bullshit. Extremely refreshing, thank you for your honesty and conciseness

[enigma]

Dropping an extra comment to boost your channel, thank you for your work.

[HorseEngine]

I can't thank you enough for your guidance.

[madtic]

quick, simple, straight to the point. Gooood fking content.

[kaustubh]

Omg. Thank god I discovered this video before I enrolled at institute of data for data science which is priced at $17, 000 AUD!! Bloody hell

[ochidonope]

So we take the fundamentals of transact sqls for mle -> Must know SQL Interviwe questions for data roles-> Microsoft BI pl-300 esam simulator -> administering relational databases on MA exam simulator?

[chaoukibk]

The Microsoft certification is focused on database administration, not database development. In your previous videos, it was mentioned that a data analyst should focus on the development side of SQL, rather than the administrative side.
Can you explain further ?

[gngrbllsthwall]

So, I just signed up for logicbot and I'm looking at my dashboard and feeling confused. Which class am I supposed to start with? It sounds like I'm supposed to start by learning SQL, but I don't see a "learn SQL" course. I see a "must know SQL questions for interviews" but no "learn SQL" course.

[Anashwar-shzp]

Best video with no sugarcoat, can u tell me how to get into da in 2024, and is Excel needed?

[reynardtcloete]

I know this is a year late. But I really appreciate your 'to the point' videos. But I have to ask if all this advice will still be relevant for someone who wants to become an analyst, considering the inevitable integration of AI into the tools we use? It's hard to imagine what the future of tech looks like when you don't have experience in tech. No frame of reference. Thanks man.

[prico]

Can you follow logicbot with zero i.t or c.s knowledge or do you need to come in with foundations?

[ksanjaykumar]

Let's I'm someone who has chosen a path in ML, may be my goal is to be a ML engineer (obsly starting from data analyst).
Do you think in any sense in my path, Data structure and algorithms would play an important role in interviews??

[GuruprakashAcademy]

Your videos are really nice and to the point. I am looking to transition in data science in the near future and working towards Tableau and Power BI certifications. Do you have any idea of volunteer opportunities for a few months as i etc. nternships

[nandiniduggal]

Hi there! amazing video, I’ve always been interested in the data science field, and working full time as a data analyst. But I have a few questions about the same. It would mean so much to me if I could have just 5 minutes of your time and discuss the same!

And again, thanks for the great content 😊

[adamsaraya]

you said we don't need python but what about webscraping, getting the frequency of a word in a novel for example, Real-time Insights from Social Media Data....?

[Omar-Asim]

What about "Microsoft Certified: Azure Enterprise Data Analyst Associate"

[sugeknight]

Hey Mike, you're videos have been so helpful, but i have a question in regards to certs. Do i need to get a SQL cert, or can I instead have both PBI and Tableau data analysts certs? And also, what are your thoughts on also adding a portfolio to my resume with projects based on SQL, PBI/Tableau, and Python? I have no experience whatsoever (recent engineering grad) so I was wondering if this could be helpful in giving me some sort of an edge on competition.

[codewithbrogs]

Mike can you make a video on XGBoost hyperparameter tuning?

[ricardomendes]

Hi Mike. Thanks for the video. I have worked as a developer and created a lot of databases, stored procedures, SQL Server jobs, and all that stuff for 14 years. Still, I was never a data analyst or data engineer. So, when companies ask for data engineers with 3 years of experience, and I apply because I have so many years working with SQL, I am ignored. Could you please give me some direction on the best way to get a data engineer role?

Thank you so much for your very objective, instructive, and sincere videos.