Build Data Analyst Portfolio from Scratch In 3 Days (Job Ready)
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
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In this video, I'll show you how to build your first data analyst portfolio from scratch in just three days.
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Data analyst is my future job goal. Thanks for sharing..
You can do it! Thanks for watching
hey.. I am also pursuing data analysis as my future career.. can we connect?
So do you get something share some experience after 1 year bro
So ready. Always kinda been the data geek in my friend group. One of those things that doesn’t feel like work. Just learning and solving problems. Thanks & best wishes to you!
You and me both! You got this!
Very useful. Great videos. Thank you.
bro super applicable for beginners and also free and quick(as long as you have studied the skills for DA adequately), super useful video->sub
You didn’t show how to import the dashboard?
Adding a link to resume is not tricky
Can you show how to import the final EXCEL/Power BI/SQL/TABLEAU Dashboard?
Hey Lukas, I have the yearly subscription to coursera, do you think you can do a video on a couple other useful guided projects under 2 hours, they offer so many and I don’t want to get lost in the weeds when making my portfolio. I completed the HR dashboard with power BI and enjoyed the hands on.
Thanks in advance!
Hi Charlie, I’ll definitely look into it. I’ve got a portfolio video planned where I could include this, great suggestion!
Thank you very much for this video. Getting a lot of insight.
Glad it was helpful David! Any other things about data analysis that you would like to see on the channel?
Well, I would like to hear your opinion on somebody who wants to be a data analyst with a degree in a completely different field. Is it possible to navigate through? I'm thinking of a career switch.
@@davidomondi5823 Definitely. While a degree can help you become a data analyst if it's in a relevant field, it's not necessary. Get the basics skills and a cert, start with a few projects, create a powerful portfolio, and start applying. I'm working on a video that I think will help you a lot right now!
Hi Luke, superb video.
Do you think I can upload my project portfolio for a Master's program?
Thanks a bunch for this guidance.
As a beginner in Data Analyst (just started training) when is the right time to start building project - is it while learning or after learning?
Please 🙏 kindly respond
Glad I could help. I'd say start as soon as possible. It's a great way of learning too.
I tried using SQL in Kaggle notebook but it's not working. Do I need to learn python to start a project in Kaggle?
Thank you. Is there any way to get financial aid for Coursera projects?
Please made a video on how put portfolio on resume, i don't know what should i do after completing the project
I included a short part about that in my most recent video, I think you'll find it helpful!
Its been about 4 months pass from my certification yet I haven't got any job offer ...
If you are not in United States u won't get job
A certificate is not enough to get a job
Have you found a job now?
If I can ask, is a certificate or degree necessary to get a job or work as freelancer ? or just you need to learn, build a portfolio and showcase your experience? Thank you
It depends, but past work is especially important as a freelancer. A cert or course can be a great learning path thought
They all are the liars , nobody hire the data analyst in this salary package,only build the fan following just like make this type of video🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵
I’m 29 is it too late??
Absolutely not!
I'm 37, is that too late to get into tech?
Not at all