Is the Google Data Analytics Certificate WORTH IT??????
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
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Welcome back to my channel. Today I am finally reviewing the Google Data Analytics Certification Course. This course isnt what I expected it to be. If you've taken it, please share your thoughts below. Please check the links below if you're interested in watching the videos shown in the course.
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Ma'am it's sounding to me like you'd be s GREAT candidate for designing a Data Analytics course. There are folks who did it for a year & are now selling courses. But your breakdown is nothing like theirs. You CLEARLY have more experience & thus the ability to develop a more effective strategy.
I 100% agree with this comment. The way she explained how the course should’ve have gone would’ve been SO MUCH more helpful. I actually started doing some courses on LinkedIn Learning because there were actual walk throughs and it made more sense certification wise. I’d DEFINITELY invest in a course by her though.
@@se_ashaywhich courses on LinkedIn did you take to help you?
Spot on. I am at Capstone part of course and def don’t feel ready to work as a DA. Overall, a good intro to the field and exposed me tools like SQL and Tableau which I enjoyed using but didn’t provide much in-depth instruction. Did a lot of google searches when confronted with issues. You’re right! Working with a dataset from beginning of program would’ve helped.
Glad you don't have an affiliate link in your bio. Makes your review more credible unlike a lot of other youtubers.
The thing is that it looks good on your cv, and when it says "google certificate" recruiters will take interest. It's nice to have on your cv, and a booster in terms of
getting attention from recruiters, but like most jobs, you're more likely to actually learn on the job once you get a foot inside the door.
I've been doing this for over 15 years, and I think this course is good for someone who is not sure if data analyst is the route they want to go. It's a high-level overview where you get a taste of everything to see if it's for you without a big $$ investment. Or, alternatively, if you've been away from working with data on the regular, maybe as a refresher. Those are the two uses cases where I see it being useful.
Agreed
So, what do you think is a good next step?
@@taletheathompsoni would like to know as well
@taletheathompson Do projects. Create 3-5 excel dashboards. If you don't like the work, you'll know after the first few. If you like the work, move on to SQL and Power BI OR Tableau. Tableau has a higher learning curve and is expensive. Try Maven Analytics or Data Camp
@NakyaSherrell, what online and in-person courses and certificates would you recommend for aspiring junior analysts?
I've been looking for a video like this for a while from someone in the field, thank you so much for your insights!
You're welcome
Im just starting to learn the data analyst world, so i won't even pretend to know more than you about anything related. Thank you for your feedback about the certificate... To be fare to the course, it's only a certificate. Also, as you stated, it's a beginner level certificate course. So i wouldn't imagine that this course alone would prepare you for an actual job as an analyst. I'm sure it's just meant to be a stepping stone.
This is truthfully the best review I have watched about the google analytics certificate. You answered my questions if it is graded and if you need help.
Love this video. I'm taking a Data Analytics course via my employer. What you described, is what I'm dealing with...a very high-level course. I feel like I'm getting exposure to various tools (tools my team don't even use), but am I learning anything, I don't think so. I was thinking the same thing you said, why not start a project with the basics, and build on that? Maybe these courses wouldn't feel so "choppy". I am thinking about taking the Google course to see what all the hype is about, but I'll keep it to a month.
I spoke with a recruiter yesterday and I said to her, it seems like employers want applicants to come to the table already knowing the role? When in the world did that happen? If I'm applying for a role, and I know every bullet point in the job description, don't you think a person will be bored in 3 months?
Here's to job searching in 2024!
I agree with you. It felt like a training to me. I wish they had stuck to one data set and one project throughout the course especially since this is directed towards newbies. If you take the course and figure out the hype please let me know because I still dont get it. Also, with the jobs and job descriptions I agree they need to disclose properly if you want someone with 3-5yrs experience say that. Makes no sense how you list no experience required yet thats what you want.
I've been working in the field for about 10 years, first as a data analyst, then as a data engineer. I got my first analyst position right out of college. That position didn't necessarily require a degree or certification, but certainly required skills in excel and SQL. In my estimation, over the whole of a bachelors degree in computer science with multiple minors, the initial analyst position used the contents from about 4-ish college courses.
The reason I took this certificate is that it's cheap, doesn't expire, and has introductions both to Tableau and R, both of which aren't covered in most college curriculums, and which I'd never used in my career, but which lots of jobs do ask about.
As discussed in this video, the estimated time of completion for the course is based on doing one module per week. The time estimated for tasks is much more than necessary (20 minutes for a short reading, 1 hour for a short optional assignment, etc). In my experience, you can do each module in an hour or two, and complete each course in a full work day, meaning you could do the entire certification in about a week if you've got the time, or easily a month if you're doing it with just your spare time.
Given the time requirements to do it, the entire certification feels more comparable to a single college course, except that it's much cheaper, and it's much easier to pass.
The total required workload for the certificate is 28 graded quizzes approximately one for each major module or 4 for each course, each having about 10 multiple choice questions. You need an 80% to pass, but can retake them up to 3 times per day.
Based on what you're learning, you're probably getting about 25% of what you'd need in order to actually jump into an introductory job in the field, but my biggest worry is that you're just learning it the wrong way.
The certification is split into 7 courses plus a capstone, but in my opinion the balance and structure of the courses is misguided, and the questions on the tests are often irrelevant to what you actually need to know. Instead of basing each course on a technical skill you need to be familiar with, each one is based on one step of the analysis model that you're presented with in the introduction. That means there's an entire 7th of the content and test questions dedicated to asking questions to clarify a project before even getting the data, and only a single 7th focusing on doing analysis.
In theory, there are 3-4 courses about using spreadsheets and SQL, one about using Tableau, and one about using R, but because of the structure of the courses, none of them get as deep into those skills as they should, and while they cover a lot of great material, the multiple-choice nature of the graded quizzes mean that they're often fill-in-the-blank questions about definitions and weirdly-worded single-sentence explanations of things than actually testing your ability to actually do any of the skills you were taught.
The whole thing comes off as feeling like you got a couple courses that touch on what you need to be an introductory analyst, a couple courses that introduce you to things you'll need later in your career if you move into BI or engineering, and probably 40% that feels really irrelevant altogether.
All that said, it still feels like you're getting a couple thousand dollars worth of educational material for $40-60, so it's a no-brainer in terms of value.
Which online course is impactful for a begginner to top their skills as a data analyst?
I agree!! Im in my last module and I’ve realized that I have to take many other classes that specialize in Python-Tableau etc. it’s more like an intro into what Data Analytics is…but definitely not enough knowledge to actually get hired with only this certification. Thanks for your honest review
Are you serious? im on the 2nd course :(
I think it's a great fundamentals course, It may not do a lot in preparing you to do the actual work but the terms and information provided allows you to at least sound like you are aware and understand the basics.
Thank you for taking the time to share your experiences with us. I found this very honest and helpful compared to other videos I previously watched. 🙏🏻
I have just finished the course and I completely agree with you. The topics that cover on this course are very basic and really doesn't''t dive deep on SQL, Tableau, Python, or R.
Yo I watched the whole video but I loved the spoiler alert. Thank you for keeping it a buck with us. I'm thinking about going into data analytics and really appreciate this video.
You're welcome. Glad I could help
I liked your candid review of the course.
As far as I know, Data Analysts use SQL+Visualisation tool(PowerBI or Tableau).
I expect any Data Analytics course/certification/bootcamp to focus solely on the skills mentioned in the previous line.
Please make your own tutorial, based on your experience in the industry.
Great video Nakya!! 👏🏼
I think the only thing missing is your recommendation on what group of certifications, courses, boot camp, etc one should take as a whole… to actually have an opportunity to get a job as a data analyst… as a beginner or someone wanting to get into this field.
i completely agree with the timing.... i did the whole thing in 6 weeks, if you do atleast 2hours every day, you can but there were weekends where i did nothing because i was ahead of the recommended 6 months timing.
Love this video. It's great to see an honest review versus a sponsored review.
Thank you
Would you ever be interested in making a course? It sounds like you know what is truly required for a person to get into an entry level position and I personally really enjoy how to explain things. ❤
I would be interested in consulting on a course being developed in the future. Also, I really appreciate you saying you understand how I explain things. Sometimes I feel like I'm confusing everyone.
I would like to know what is good course to complete for data analysis
I’m taking this course and on the foundations. Currently I would say I’m loving it. I don’t know how the future courses would be like but let’s see how it goes. Nice review!
Any update?
@@thepinkkush I'm done with the second module which is more of asking questions, writing the statement of work, and engaging stakeholders while working. Overall I think it's pretty good for anyone who wants to start out.
@@kmktheavatar thanks
I have to say that I completely agree with your review. I had actually purchased the course & ended up just ending my subscription for now because, though I was getting a lot of verbal/theoretical information I wasn't getting the level hands-on coding practice I needed to wrap my head around it. So I signed up for SEQL/Python tutorial. Once I'm done with that I may come back to the certificate. We'll see. Thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks for sharing your experience. I agree that it shouldve been more hands on. Although, I liked that they talked a lot about how data analysts think. Thats a piece I feel that people would skip over though because there wasn't much hands on experience to show me why you think that way.
@@NakyaSherrell Exactly! Well said.
This is the most in-depth review on this course that I've found. Thank you!
Your review pretty much summed up my thoughts on this course! This is not a real certification, this only gives you a "certificate of completion" and not an actual certificate (in the traditional sense). If you want a real Data Analyst certification you can do the Microsoft Power BI (P-300) or Tableau's Data Analyst course which is an actual industry standard cert. Only downside is that it costs hundreds of dollars
If I am not mistaken, the certificate you get at the end is "Certification of Completion", it doesn't make you a certified analyst. And love the log fire in the background
Although, I am currently taking the Advanced version. Will share my experience at the end of the program. Thank you for such detailed review.
Yes, please let us know when you're done.
How was the advanced?
Thank you! I truly appreciate your POV!
thank you so much for telling the truth because it was so hard to find information about whether this course was worth it or not and idk it was annoying so thank you so much!
I couldn't agree more! If there were a data set to go through, I would have understood MUCH better.
As a former analyst looking to brush up on skills, the most helpful part of the course was to recenter you in the thought process of an analyst, not really the skills to become one. As a decision maker, I think many analysts would benefit from the theory side if it was condensed down.
Love your videos! I’m with you on the spreadsheets, I’m going to school for data analytics and one of the required classes is getting familiar with all the Microsoft products (excel, word, power bi etc…) and Google Suite, so I automatically assumed spreadsheets are a given in the field. Definitely a great starting point for wanting to continue learning the field.
The level of dis-interest that hit me when I seen alot of the material hovered around spreadsheets lol😂 It all just feels like review alongside the other classes I’m taking at my uni.
Having the cert can only do me good 🙏🏽
Lol, I felt like they would never stop talking about spreadsheets. But definitely something thats used on a daily basis at work.
I would say that this is a good beginner course..It focus more on theory part than on the practical part..So you should do a course that would compliment this course that focus more on a practical side of data analytics..I am currently doing this course but I will definitely complete it..Excel,SQL and Tableau are the most important skills that you should learn..
I'm glad somebody in your position reviewed this. I felt the same way and I'm not even an analyst (YET). I feel like this course is only good for the soft skills it provides, and as somebody who had minimal Excel skills before the course, I will say improving those was the only benefit for me. As far as the hard skills, I'm like you there is no outside accountability whatsoever which is why most employers really won't and don't see this cert as valuable. Also, introducing R to somebody brand new to coding is insane 🤣🤣especially when most employers want Python anyway. I was able to grasp the concepts of SQL pretty well though, But I still feel like it doesn't prepare you for the real world enough. This is one of the main reasons I'm back in school now. Overall I'm considering taking this off my resume, I feel like it does more harm than good.
Things they could've done better:
I would've liked for it to go into more depth on using Tableau, and more SQL
Lol, I wish they would've stuck with SQL and Tableau instead of trying to incorporate R. That was a huge miss IMO. Python would've been better but if we are just covering the basics then SQL and Tableau would've been great. I also agree about the accountability. The fact that no one is checking your knowledge or reviewing your capstone project is wild to me. Like, how is this a certification? Also, its not very realistic to what data analysts are being asked to do. Wishing you good luck in your classes and job search.
@@NakyaSherrell In all honesty any type of coding skill should be a whole separate course. But I loved your idea of having them do an assignment from the jump and the person following along in each step of the process. That’s honestly a capstone in itself
Exactly, when I got to the second course and we were still talking about spreadsheets and the data analysis process I was like there is no way they are going to go into as much detail as one would need. But yes a dedicated course or two for SQL or Python wouldve been great.
That was very helpful! honest opinion.
This was exactly the info I wanted to know before moving forward with this certification.
Nice came across your video. I finished the Google DA course. I finished the course withing 4 days. My prior employment with Gov't Admin. I was doing work that i didnt know it was DA. So when i was going through the course. i was like wait i already kinda knew how to do this. But didnt have schooling or cert for it. But everyone is different.
Great video as I was thinking about taking the course in addition to some bootcamps I have done. Side note, can we get your skin care routine becauseee… your skin is flawless
Great review. I signed up for this to update my skills/certs after a lay-off and realized this is the exact same process we had to follow when I had a grad level course on evaluating the effectiveness of educational initiatives. I think you're spot on about having the running project to help reinforce or help tie in the information to actual real-world work.
Love you perspective and how honest you were! Can you offer any courses or programs you would recommend for someone trying to break into Tech/DA? Really appreciate your opinion! Google has an advanced data analytics course I'm dying to know your thoughts on that!
thank you for your insight .. especially when mention if there any statistics on seeing this course would lead to any possible employment in this field. I if your unemployed some states have grants where it can fund courses like this and will be a decent addition to your resume. but personally, it's not worth the out-of-pocket expense.
I agree. I took the certification and I definitely think more domain knowledge is required.
Thank u for your honesty❤ God bless you!
Thank you! You too!
You 🔥 u❤❤
Thank you for your transparency!
No problem
Great review and insights on the google data analytics certifications. Thank you so much for posting this video.
In the past, I ran a business for 7 years and served as the CEO of a spa with a team of 14 employees. I have significant experience in the business sector. Currently, I am enrolled in this course and find it impressive. While I agree with your description of the course, I respectfully disagree with the notion that it is insufficient for starting a job as a data analyst. In my opinion, it is an excellent course for entry-level data analysts. I understand your frustration regarding the short duration of the course and the ease of obtaining a certificate, but I also believe that the college experience can be similar in terms of retaining knowledge. In fact, I believe it can be worse, as it often takes a long time to obtain a diploma and enter the field, resulting in the potential loss of acquired knowledge. Ultimately, I believe that success in this field is more dependent on professional experience rather than one's college background. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!❤
Hello, thanks for taking the time to comment. I agree that its a good starting point for those wanting to get into data analytics/complete beginners. However, I stand by my belief that I do not think this certificate alone is enough to land an entry level data analyst job - meaning no domain knowledge or relevant work experience. Once you've completed the course, please follow up and let us know if you were able to land a job as a data analyst with the certificate.
@@NakyaSherrell, I understand you may be upset about the course and doubt its authenticity. However, if you take the course seriously and put in the effort, it guarantees success. Finishing the course too quickly may indicate a failure to follow the prescribed steps and may not be enough to impress potential employers. As someone with experience as an entrepreneur and a hiring manager, I can discern and distinguish proactive individuals during in-person interviews and testing. This course can be an ideal starting point for a career in an entry-level position. It is important to consider everyone's perspective. I am taking this course to advance my career and expand my knowledge in this field. In my opinion, Google is a highly reputable company; therefore, I believe the course is trustworthy. On another note, I want to clarify that I am not getting paid for writing this.☺ And I agree with the other comments; you’re really good as an influencer. Thanks for replying.🌸
What do you mean by "domain knowledge"? You make reference to this severally. I have no IT background @NakyaSherrell
What do you mean by "domain knowledge"? You make reference to this severally. I have no IT background @NakyaSherrell
I have a GIS background and looking to take this course to boot my skill cert especially with manipulating data or to test the waters with data analytics. This has been very informative
Instead of Google Certification, let's say a person with no prior experience studies and gets an Oracle SQL expert certification, a Tableau certification and Power BI certification. With these three certifications on a resume (plus Python skills) does this person have a chance of getting hired for a Data Analyst job? I'm aware that there are a lot of other factors that determine if a hiring manager will consider you, but do you think that these certifications are enough for a newbie to land the first job?
I havent taken the Oracle SQL certification so I cannot speak to that. But in my opinion I think you'd have a better chance with the Tableau certification and Power BI - the Power BI certification I'm referring to is the one through Udemy (I'm currently taking this). I know that Coursera has one as well but I havent taken that one. Those certifications go into more detail than the Google data analytics one from coursera. In my Power BI certification so far we've been using the same data set so thats a plus for me.
Thanks for your review. Great to hear an opinion from a real professional in the industry. For someone who’s looking to shift careers coming from a business background, how would you recommend someone get into data analytics, acquire the right skills & break into a beginner role?
Appreciate any info you share!
Thank you for reviewing this certification program. I started this program earlier this month new to data analytics, but I can already tell that this course won’t be enough to land a job as a data analyst. I agree that the courses are repetitive and they don’t explore as much as I wished. Do you have any alternatives that you would recommend?
I agree that this particular certification didnt go into as much detail as I had hoped. I dont have any alternatives that I would recommend at this time. I only want to recommend something that I've taken or have reviewed to ensure its going to get you guys the skills you want/need. I plan to take more in the future so I can have something to recommend.
I genuinely appreciate this review. I'm currently taking the course to brush up on some skills for my data science internship and I feel the same about being advertised to. Hoping to take something from it by the end.
Omg I love this video is is calling it all out for what it is
thank you ! i learned this the hard way by taking this course i wish i hear this before taking this course , and when i reached the capstone project i feel lost !
Thank you so much for sharing your opinion! I’m planning to do a career change.
Thank you so much for your POV. Can you please recommend some boot camps, or additional certifications that someone should take to be ready for day 1 as a Data Analyst (transitioning from another field)?
Thank you! It's so highly recommended and when I started it I was ??? Like... I didn't jump into the Advanced because of SQL and R, everything else is just so basic - way too much reading like you said, not enough practice. Granted, I am working in a DA related role, so there's little value for me in a beginning course, I intend to sprint through it. I just wanted to see what the online hype was all about and to be confident I'm not missing any context for the advanced. One point I sort of disagree is that there's no one to ask - they have some community forum and keep asking you to engage in it through the course. It's not like an instructor will join to respond to you, but there are plenty of people that can try to help you
Thanks for your response. While there is a community post throughout the course I was speaking more so in reference to an instructor or someone from Google to support you. If you think about it, one would expect most of the people in the community to be beginners as well so how can they really help you as they are more likely than not learning this information for the first time as well.
Thank you so, so much for taking the time to produce this and for giving your pro opinion! BTW I bet you are a great teacher? Maybe put together your own course, getting students would be pretty easy here on RUclips?
just my 2¢
cheers!
ron:)
They made some money off of me because it took me almost 8 months to finish 😅 I paced myself so that I made sure that I understood the concepts and processes. Although the last 2 months I slowed down even more because I became a little discouraged and a a lot distracted lol. I agree that there should have been a set up of where the same dataset would be worked through each course. For one thing, I had trouble ( and still do) tying it all together in my capstone. I agree that it would have been great to receive feedback for our work. For that reason, I’m looking into boot camps or graduate school. But I’m only doing graduate school if I get funding for it lol
Oh wow, I understand you wanting to take your time to make sure you understood the concepts. For the content they provided and the lack of support available I think you overpaid. While it is realistic that you will be working with several different data sets, even within a day, I dont think it was the right place to start people off there that are brand new. I havent taken any graduate courses; however, I have taken some undergrad (online) data science classes and they mostly directed us to RUclips tutorials on Python or other videos to grasp the concepts. I felt cheated watching free RUclips videos. lol
@@NakyaSherrell lol They made about the same amount of money off of me, due to a combination of me not keeping up with the courses for the first 5 months + pacing myself when I finally did continue them. In hindsight I should have just cancelled my subscription for the first couple of months that I wasn't using it. They claim to let you pick up where you left off if you re-subscribe after cancelling. I also understand (someone correct me if I'm wrong) that you can audit courses for free, so maybe people who need more time can do the audit first then move quickly through the paid version if they want the certificate.
I could see someone like you with a few years of professional experience being annoyed when you get directed to free materials! In my case, I wouldn't have known where to even look for the free stuff if the Google certificate didn't show me. I suspected it would do at least that for me (I already had a feeling there would be lots of links to outside materials). So it had value in that sense.
I'm 16yo, initially, I thought the confusion started because of my age but as I moved further, the entire thing got confusing. I'm at the capstone already and I feel so stuck. I had to register for free on Udemy. Thanks for your honest review tho
I don’t know why I’m just finding this video. I just started with the Data Analytics course. Now I decided this because there are points that my degrees won’t touch on. Overall, I’m cool with it.
Good unbiased review - appreciate your honesty and not being sponsored by Coursera like the other chumps .
Has to be true, finished the certification about 9 months back but am yet to even land an internship role, not to talk of a job, rejections letters everywhere.
That's really alarming. I saw a commercial where a person claimed they got a job with a data analytics certification.
I agree, I didn't learn much and after 3 months I dropped it and moved on to other stuff.
Hello Nakya, your review is very valuable for people like me who want to start working in the field of data analysis. Could you make a video advising from your experience and knowledge which courses you recommend taking after conccluding Google Data Analytics Certificate to achieve a level that an employer or manager could understand that the person has the skills and knowledge to give them a job at least as a junior data analyst? For example, a SQL and a Python course that upon completion we can have a Junior data analyst level, it will be very heplfull. Or please can you tell me in the comments.
Thanks mam for the video
thank u so mush 😇
Thank you for an honest review, now I know this is not worth my money. As a beginner, I really enjoyed Khan Academy for learning and practicing SQL. Now I'm looking for a course or something else to move forward. Any advice would be appreciated :)
This is why I chose the IBM Cert
Thanks for the video very helpful. I’m interested in transitioning to the field of Data analytics. I’m currently an HR professional and I feel like it’s time for a change. I’ve worked will HRIS and have some knowledge but I need more exposure to the different Data platforms. I think it would probably be best for me to take a Data Analyst boot camp or in depth certification training. Do you have any recommendations?
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
I recently enrolled in the Advanced course that you mention here. Did you ever take that one? If so, what were your thoughts? Please let me know-Thanks!!
Thank you so much for this review. I am actually wanting to get into data analytics and wanted to know how you got into the field. What route should I take? Any info. you can offer will be appreciated. Thanks.
What do you think about the advanced one, would you say that a person could be job-ready after the advanced certificate?
What tool out of spreadsheets, R, SQL, Tableau, etc. would you recommend we focus on to gain experience to get an opening DA position.
most people wanting to take this don't know spread sheets and it took YOU less then a month bc you already had knowledge of most of the course. I don't know how reliable this video is...
There is an advance data analyst certification please please review that one
Thank you very much for the information. So, wich certificate do you think worth it?
What would you recommend as an extra Google certification to have in order to be ready for a job?
I appreciate your honesty. I would indeed like you to provide a learning path that allows me to maximize my Coursera subscription. Would you recommend a learning path curated from within the platform itself
your honest.
Thanks
This a certificate not a certification, just to be clear. Thanks though! I was considering this plus a SQL cert and/or bootcamp. Currently a Scrum Master on a data analytics team.
Hi there! Thanks for sharing all this info. I've decided to take the coursera google course, but don't want to be charged so much in 6 months.
Do you get to go over the course for free once you complete it? If I were to complete it in say, one month??
This is directly from Coursera : you’ll have access to the same course content after completion that you did during the course, including reviewing assessments and downloading videos and transcripts.
I am looking to pivot careers to data analytics and I was going to take this course until I saw this video. Are there courses that you do recommend that would be more thorough for breaking into data analytics?
Would you start a video series or tutorial that extends the requirements you see as needed, based on the certificate using 1 raw data you recommended? Or could you recommend the additional courses or bootcamp plus this certification? Thank you Nakya.
This is the first certification course that I've taken outside of work so no courses to really recommend at this point. Once I am able to take more certifications or other courses I will definitely let you all know.
I started 3 days ago. I’m already on course 4. Too easy so far.
So what do you recommend to develop the skills to become a data analyst if this certification didn’t go into debt with what we need to know?
I’m looking for a new career in IT. What course or certification would you suggest? I am at the beginner level. Please and thank you 😊
Please take the advance course and let us know 😀
I plan to but will probably be next year.
What do recommend after?
I came across a data analytics boot camp from springboard partnered with Microsoft I was thinking about
What question is: Do they help you find a job?
That’s my main concern!
From what I see they provide access to a portal where you can search for jobs. I haven’t seen anything where they offer job placement assistance.
Can you please review the advance data analytics certification by google?
I am happy not to have taken it then. I think IBM data analyst is preferable
Did you read? There are ways to get your questions answered. I do appreciate your review and other videos. Thanks
Did I read what? I’m aware there are forums that can be used to ask questions and get answers. However, for this type of course that’s designed for beginners I think there should be a dedicated person that you can reach out to support as stated within the video.
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Could you recommend any places were I could learn Data Analytics for job readiness?
Yes, I was going to ask the same thing. It’s good to hear from someone that’s actually in the roll that we’re interested in getting into.
How would you recommend somebody shifts careers & moves into a data analyst role?
what courser do you actually recommend?
Let me state I appreciate your candor; but for you to give the course 3/10. After everything you stated demonstrates that you are a pessimist. Nothing, wrong with that, I encourage your viewers to check out other videos before making up their minds.
do you know any reputable bootcamps? if so what are they?
So what data analyst training do you recommend???