I followed all of Alex's tips and got my first data job 4 months ago, fully remote paying $25 an hour. Not much but I'm proud! I don't have a college degree at all, just hard work and proving to people that I can do the work. What really set me apart was my python skills, my employer knew this was a valuable skill and with this I was able to automate an entire week's worth of data entry in just 3 hours with Selenium. Alex is totally right when he says that projects and working with a recruiter is what will help you land that first data job. If it weren't for me creating projects and showcasing them during my interview and not working with a recruiter I would not have obtained this job. Those who are working towards a data job, don't give up and continuously improve your skills especially SQL and Python. Thanks Alex!
I needed to see this video. I was in a bit of a slump after losing an opportunity to an internal hire,but im going to use everything I can to get my first analyst role this year.
External recruiters cost your future employer to bring you on board. Your future employer's internal recruiters couldn't fill your future position and now they have to pay someone to find you. Just follow the money and you will see. I worked in Accounting, I saw how the dollars would flow for hiring engineers.
My question is do you sometimes have to be training any machine learning algorithms imported from Python libraries such Scikit-learn, Tensorflow,Pytorch and any other machine learning or deep learning libraries during your job as a data analyst or data analytics manager?
hi alex, can i ask why i cant import excel data to ssms? it said microsoft oledb not register on local machine and i cant open sql import & export. please help me
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I followed all of Alex's tips and got my first data job 4 months ago, fully remote paying $25 an hour.
Not much but I'm proud! I don't have a college degree at all, just hard work and proving to people that I can do the work. What really set me apart was my python skills, my employer knew this was a valuable skill and with this I was able to automate an entire week's worth of data entry in just 3 hours with Selenium.
Alex is totally right when he says that projects and working with a recruiter is what will help you land that first data job. If it weren't for me creating projects and showcasing them during my interview and not working with a recruiter I would not have obtained this job.
Those who are working towards a data job, don't give up and continuously improve your skills especially SQL and Python. Thanks Alex!
Wow! Congratulations! Thanks for sharing your story it’s really inspiring! You are right need to stay focused on the goal 😊
I appreciate your enthusiasm
Congratulations!! How exciting! I hope to be where you’re at soon!
Congrats.
congrats :o could you give an example of what your projects were like? I feel like mine might not be good enough, not getting any responses
I needed to see this video. I was in a bit of a slump after losing an opportunity to an internal hire,but im going to use everything I can to get my first analyst role this year.
External recruiters cost your future employer to bring you on board. Your future employer's internal recruiters couldn't fill your future position and now they have to pay someone to find you. Just follow the money and you will see. I worked in Accounting, I saw how the dollars would flow for hiring engineers.
Can you explain this to me? My brain is fried from python
I think he’s basically saying… YOU are the prize. They were desperate enough to use an external recruiter to find you.
🏃🏾♀️me running to this video. Thank you Alex!
Great tips Alex mate! I am getting more and more involved in the world of AI and Data
My question is do you sometimes have to be training any machine learning algorithms imported from Python libraries such Scikit-learn, Tensorflow,Pytorch and any other machine learning or deep learning libraries during your job as a data analyst or data analytics manager?
Thanks for the helpful and friendly video
Awesome tips Alex, thank you! Question for you, how important do you think having a cover letter is when applying? I’ve heard mixed things.
If they ask for one, provide one
Thanks alex its very helpful for me pkz make vedio on resume building of experience of 3 year
I love your videos Alex, keep them coming, and analyst builder, I hight recommend it !!!, are you gonna be putting up a tutoral on tableau on AB? 🤞
Can we do data analytics as a freelance career ...?
Sir when are you launching machine learning with python !! eagerly waiting
hi alex, can i ask why i cant import excel data to ssms? it said microsoft oledb not register on local machine and i cant open sql import & export. please help me
Sir please how do I use the CONCAT and LOWER function together
Hey Please make a video on data sources for personal projects
Hi alex i am your student we need a video from you
End to End project for Data Analyst please consider about it...
I agree with everything you said, however i do believe you missed a very important subject in the interview process
from where we get to start on soft skilla?? any body knows??
Good tips overall but the LinkedIn part is debatable. Especially for students without any full time experience
How do you find good recruiters though?
man i hate networking... uhhhhhhhhh
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Please can somebody summarize this video, I'm happy for you though, or sorry that happened.
Please sir, how can I use the CONCAT and LOWER function together