FASTEST Way to Become a Data Analyst - GUARANTEED Job
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- Опубликовано: 25 фев 2023
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In this video, I go over the easiest/fastest way to become a data analyst in 2023. You don't need a degree to get started, and you also don't need to spend months on RUclips or in online courses.
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😊 thanks for sharing
Being a quick learner is important, but also the ability to budget time across weeks and months is equally important. A few hours a day, even 30min a day, quickly ads up to a significant amount.
College drop out here! Dropping out of college was the best thing ever! I can now focus on the core skills of becoming a data analyst such as Python, Excel, SQL, and Tableau! My goal is to land a role by 2025, though I will have four or more portfolio projects by the end of this summer..
you can land one in about 6 weeks
if you live in America probably, if you are in Europe good luck with that lol. you need, at the very least, a Bachelors in an engineering something. and then you have like 100 people for 1 vacancy. Because of this, people with Masters have the priority, then experience etc etc.
@@rafael6693 not really, maybe it's just in your country
@@bambina5604 yes really, i am a data engineer working in Zürich so i know what i am talking about. But thanks for your comment
I’m doing the same things right now 6 weeks or months is not true
Instantly subbed. This is quality content. Thanks man!
I dropped my Finance bachelor to pursue my true passion in IT. Starting a Data Analytics with Python course soon which also teaches SQL and several visualization tools while directly working on practical cases and building a portfolio. Already dabbling in Python a bit to give myself a headstart and can't remember the last time I had this much fun learning, looking forward to the future :)
Good luck! You got this!
From where do you compliting the course
@@pratiktaware003 u should check alex the analyst he have free data analyst bootcamp with certificate
Check the description, I've put the video resources there.
@@learnwithlukasär du svensk??
You have phenomenal presentation skills. Thank you for your efforts. Every bit of this made sense as a newbie, and I am eager to finish my DA cert!
Thank you for the kind words, good luck on your data analysis journey
I would also suggest to get certified in a DATA Analytics tool and getting a cloud cert such as Power Bi, Tabluea, and/or AWS Data Analytics in addition to taking the Google/IBM data analyst certificate
That's great advice! I tried to include as much as I could in 5 quick minutes but that is definitely helpful too
Thank you I plan on doing that after I complete my two courses (1. Data Camp, 2. Coursera google cert)... then plan on getting a cloud professional cert in a few platforms like AWS, I found on cloud guru.
Thanks man! You’ve been of great help!
Thank you!! Happy to help
Currently working in sales, but I want to become a Data Scientist for an NBA team. Great video, I will definitely be taking these steps.
Just what I needed! Concise and easy to follow. Keep up the good work! Best wishes.
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching
Excellent content
Thanks for the video!!! I am learning data skills since the last year and I didn't know about the projects in Coursera. Thanks a million.
Happy to help, good luck on your data analysis journey!
Thanks for showing us this information. It really helps out alot especially the people who are getting into the space.
Glad it was helpful!
You are a life saver man. Explain a lot!
SUBBED!
Glad it helped!
Very very thanks for you job and efforts!!!
Thank you!!
Great video 📹
Thank you. This video is very informative and helpful.
Thank you for watching, glad it was helpful
quality content bro keep uploading , love your videos
Appreciate it
I started a role as a technical product owner last year and I basically do business analytics now as part of my role because people have questions about our data and I love diving into it. Thankfully this meant I had to learn SQL and then I paired that with Python. Now I'm taking this Google course to learn some R and later I'll learn Machine learning as well. My ultimate goal is Data Science but I think this is a step in the right direction.
Hey man that's what i want to get into, product owner or product manager at some point? any guidance?
@@ibizawavey8630 Truthfully, I'm just lucky to be in this position. I had no experience in this role prior, I just knew the business side of this industry and had technical skills from my own interests. I just happened to get a manager that saw my capacity to learn and gave me the chance.
With that being said, the things that have made my transitions easier were building close relationships with the developers, learning SQL and constantly asking questions in a way that lets others know I want to learn and be self-sufficient.
Building a relationship with the stakeholders is huge but thankfully I already had many of those relationships in place.
I had other Product Owners I could lean on for support, I read various books on the topic and continued to review how I wrote stories or prioritized the backlog to see if I can improve the process.
@@FrocketGaming Hey man, thanks for the message. I stayed up late last night doing research and I have a strategy. Let me know what you think.
1- Get a business analyst role in a high growth company 200 employees, no start ups (too chaotic)
2- Once I get my foot in the door, network like crazy, ask questions, maybe take some side projects
3- Learn the Product owner side of the business on the side and then approach managers to leverage those existing relationships for a role.
This is the best strategy I could come up with. Today i'm starting my journey to become a business analyst. Now that i'm writing this, it occurred to me to figure out who hires BA in the first place and cozy up to them.
Many thanks for this video.
Glad it was helpful!
Great info! You got a new subscriber :)
Thank you, glad you found it useful!
Thank you so much
fact: there’s no guarantee in life, just shear hard work and luck. Make a roadmap and keep hustling.
Thank you for this great information, I am beginning my journey to transition into DATA Analytics... trying to educate myself on proper steps, and steps to avoid, and common mistakes to avoid... I have begun a career course on DATA CAMP which so far I really like how interactive it is.. I plan to use DATA CAMP pretty intensely, then once I finish this course I plan on Doing the Google DATA Analytics course on Coursera... between data camp and coursera Google programs, I will have two different certificates of completion, then plan on taking exam to get PRO CERT, and have a few Projects in portfolio.. I feel like this is a reasonable plan to complete in the next year and be well on my way to a new career.
Thank you. This video is very informative and helpful. Unfortunately, data analytics is not my passion. 😅
You really deserve to have so many subscribers in a few days. Your contents are so great, well-delivering and to the point.
Thank you, I appreciate that! Working on another data analyst video right now :)
exactly
This was really amazing and straight to the point, my only question, there is any similar courses like the ones you mention but using Power BI? I really need some guidance with this tool and doing some projects could be really helpful
Thank you! I'm not sure, but I know that Coursera has projects that specifically use Power BI. You could also complete a specific Power BI for data analysts course. I've heard that Microsoft has a good one, but I'm sure that you'll find lots of options!
Bro woke up and chose to change lives!
Thank you for the great video!
Thank you so much!
HOLY FUCK I love you man I'm doing the Google course but I truly felt like it was watered down and made easier on purpose. I'm already on module 7 but I keep thinking "there's NO WAY it's just this". A lack of tests/quizzies really didn't help my progress too.
Glad I could help!! Yep, the Google cert is great but it's not really enough to get a job anymore. Good luck on your data analysis journey man, you got this!
I've worked on this EXACT DATASET! That's the fifa world cup goals.truly insightful!
That’s a pretty sick coincidence 😨 Good dataset tho!
Great video I was wondering if it was even possible to get a job as a high schooler or do we have to have a degreee
straight to the point, keep it short without BS. subscribed my man
That’s the goal! Thanks for watching
Thanks for sharing and not gatekeeping
Always! Thanks for watching
I was so lost after achieving the google data analytics certificate,
I was praying for a video like this
Thanks you and the youtube algorithm.
😄
Glad it was helpful!
Stop thanking non - intellectual non-aware non-conscious non-planning entities and thank the one that created them and created everything
@@datauniverses187 ... kay kay,
Special thanks to the engineers who design such lovely software and algorithms that recommend me what I need.
And also, special thanks to the AI models who ACTUALLY design these algorithms by creating and training bots with multiple datasets.
@@biggy7211 Bro that's why you will always be a slave to slaves, you thank the results that are non-aware! You yourself is a result, but you forgot to thank the creators of causes and manipulator.
I have found a way to pursue Data Analytics in the healthcare sector. I am feeling eager to learn more about it.
This is legit. To the point , precise, brilliantly done and effective. Thank you !!
Thank you.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching
could you please do the Data Scientist Full roadmap and the Recommended courses
Excel to SQL to Power BI... most roles require python 10-15% of time if that
Thanks Boss
Thanks for watching!
Having never worked in data analytics, I took your advice here and completed the Data Analysis in Python "project" on Coursera. It was my first time using Coursera, and what I got was a certificate of completion, but not really a project to show an employer. Suppose I include the link to my Coursera certificate on my resume...does that count as a "portfolio project?" It doesn't show my work to give someone a sense of how I code or think about a problem, so I'm curious if the certificate is something an employer wants to see, or do they need a project where they can actually see what I did?
I'm a bit confused when I see all these videos and titles. can you clarify a path for a computer science major who is going into the data analytics/science field? I know that data science doesn't stand on its own, it needs a domain like finance sector, health sector etc. you also have to have ideas about this sectors to know the problem you are trying to solve with data. for a computer science major, how can this gap be bridged or what domains can we apply our knowledge without having to study a whole course again?
what projects do you recommend ?
man you are awsome
it's not guaranteed, the job market is super saturated at entry level.
but atleast you got that YT click-through-rate with a catchy title and thumbnail 💀
Hey please make video on important topics of statistics for entry level data analyst position.
Great idea, I'll try to cover this in the future. Currently working on a lot of other videos, but I'll note this down!
There are some good courses on Udemy
Interested
Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Amazing video. Please let me know I have 7 years of experience in accounting ( US & Europe region) and Want to shift to Data Analyst job. Can Google certification help me?
Hi, I am currently working on a my final university paper that uses a fair amount of data that I have gathered as well as R studio coding. Would this university paper be a good example to use for my future portfolio?
Yes, absolutely. While I don't know all the details here, it sounds like a good plan. Just make sure to frame it well and demonstrate your skills through it.
I am learning data analyst currently, as someone who gets stuck often with questions .. I want to know if theres anything that have solutions for things like tableau and python.
Also if anyone can help me, I have created one project in excel can i put that in my project also?
Wait, I have a question that I really need answered. When you’re talking about going to Coursera do guided projects and you say you follow along on videos and stuff as you do it, is that actually portfolio ready?? I subscribed to a different data analysis learning tool (and even bought a lifetime sub on a huge discount cause I really really enjoyed the way it taught stuff) and it also has guided projects that you do. If you get stuck on the guided projects it has example code on how to do it. But I always told myself that I can’t use this on a portfolio because it’s someone else’s code. Like I can understand the code once I look at it, but I wasn’t able to do the project myself and then I tell myself I failed and get demotivated from doing other projects. But it seems like you’re saying it’s okay to put a guided project with guided code on your portfolio? Or am I misunderstanding? The portfolio and doing projects part is such a killer to me right now and so demotivating when I try to do one and get stuck. Sorry for the super long comment 😞
Thanks 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
@@learnwithlukas
I'm a mechanical engineer, and I would like to be a data analyst. Pls, can you tell me what do I do to be competitive?.
If possible can you make a video to show if I have a chance if I start now, and what will be my biggest challenges.
Have 15 projects on Kaggle (mostly made from scratch by myself) and nobody is interested in it as I can see..
Thank you Mr.chad
That's you, good luck on your data analysis journey.
A BS degree in economics with a focus on econometrics is a nice route if going to college. However, an AA degree in finance with the Google certificate is a lot cheaper.
May ask some clarification? I'm an IT student currently studying in university and I find data analysis interesting than software engr , web dev etc. Is it possible for me to pursue or take data analysis? Also I've heard that data analysis field need a degree like statistics, computer science etc.
your voice is awesome
Thank you!!
Thanks for the video! But I didn't understand how to do the free project on Coursera, can you please explain? 🙏
Hey, thanks for watching! There are no real free projects on Coursera, but in the video I also go through a great free alternative right after.
@@learnwithlukas ah ok the one with kaggle. Thanks for the answer!
I have friends that have graduate degrees in Data Science and hate the job market... its become very competitive...
Entry level jobs are tough!
Hey guys, i m from Lat Am. My English is ok. Where can i start learning of data analysis online, is there a good program from usa? Thanks
I'm actually studying data science through an expensive 10 month program. I feel confident with my Python and SQL skills and starting to study machine learning.
However: I'm Brazilian.
There are opportunities in my countries, but it would be perfect to get a job in a foreign company. Do you believe this is doable? I've asked some peers in Reddit and most of them unmotivated me. What is your opinion?
If the company has an office in brazil/recruiting there it’s of course available. You can also work as a freelancer, because it’s easier for the companies to hire you that way. It really depends on what you’re looking for.
@@learnwithlukas Thank you for the prompt response. Just saw 3 of your videos in a row, great content! How does the freelancing work in the area?
Thanks for the kind words!! Freelancing varies, but you could for example work as a contractor, either for a set period or “permanent”. This is pretty nice because you don’t have to juggle multiple gigs and can be work pretty much like a normal employee at the company
@@learnwithlukas this would be great. I'm currently looking for opportunities though LinkedIn but I've never seen any like this one. Where can I find an opportunity like that?
I'd recommend checking both normal job websites and also freelancing websites like Upwork.
Guided project is definitely not your way to your employer’s heart, you need to start your own project and be able to finish it with mostly your original ideas.
Do not do this to your resume! Yea sure it looks nice, but the ATS can't read them
What's ATS?
@@kingdomofisrael6486Applicant Tracking Software - essentially the void that you hurl your resumes into whenever you apply for any job over the Internet.
Do you have to do live in-person presentations to the clients?
There's no easy answer here, but it depends on the company and your responsibilities. No, all data analysts don't have to do that. In some situations, you might have to, but your stakeholders could be your boss, your team, etc.
@@learnwithlukas I’ve seen day in the lives of data analysts and some do that.
@@Applefanboy2012 Definitely! Responsibilities can vary between companies and are not static
Mostly Business analysts people do that, but you should know and learn story telling too.
i think its a easy job, the only thing is stopping you is data-driven questions!
I luv you Lukas
I have completed google data analytics certification. And I have added couple of basic projects in the kaggle as well. Created my own website to showcase the projects. But unfortunately I am not getting any calls from companies. I currently work as software engineer. Want to shift to data analysis I am struggling hard to get a job. Please suggest any solution. Thanks.
Focus. More projects, learn through them. Allow yourself to actually dig deeper into your projects and do the things that you find interesting, and allow yourself to spend time on the hard but useful skills.
Hey Nidhi..Do you searching for data analysis jobs in India? If yes than could you answer my question..I am chemical engineering graduate with 6 year gap after engineering as I was preparing for Upsc exam but couldn't get through it. Now I am thinking to do 6 months data analysis course provided by various private institutions, Is it advisable by you? Can I land a entry level job after course completion?
problem with this video is now i'm competing with 170,000 people who know how to do this.
True, more important than ever to do what you can to stand out.
Did anyone actually get a job from this persons advice?
A newbie here, can someone please tell me that what are the hard and soft skills needed to become a Data Analyst (especially in India) ?
Nobody likes newbies especially data analytics noobs
Why does the voice sound like Hamza?
I already have a post-degree, does it count as nothing as well? I think nothing should start from there.
Sorry, I don't understand the question
Im thinking to switch my career to data analytics. Is there still scope for these jobs?
Yes, but entry-level jobs are not the easiest to get for sure
And those tips to get course Projects access for free????
Isn't data analysis saturated, especially in this recession market?
I would say that the field is not saturated, but entry level jobs are very saturated in general. If you're able to get past that initial block, it will get much easier.
Really i could do this from the Netherlands
Yep!
are those jobs available in full remote please ? is it the norm ?
Depends on the company, but yes, you can work remotely as a data analyst.
I'll try to make a video about remote jobs in the future.
It's not the norm but there are remote positions, usually for people with more experience though
@@learnwithlukas how can learn these skills can you please suggest me roadmap to get into this field as I'm a biotechnology graduate have experience in IT support for 3+ years can I switch to this domain?
@@charankumar3206 Check the description :) I made one
1.5M enrolled, how many completed?
Hey I'm biotechnology graduate can I learn skills required for data science and get job?
Absolutely
@@learnwithlukas how to get skills can you please suggest me roadmap?
@@charankumar3206 check the description :)
What about web dev in 3 months ?
Hey, that sounds interesting. Can you elaborate?
I'm increbidle
Could use IT training
But I know yamnaya bring goodbye horses and timora moths
Can i work from home as Data Analyst ? 🤔
yes
Data analytics work field is saturated
I know python, sql, power BI and tablue
Very useful
I m diploma Mechanical holder can I do this course and get job in it field please reply
This course is a great start
Can I get job...?
No, it will likely not land you a job right away in data analysis. It's a good start for a beginner thought, and will get you far.
So what can I do for do job ??
Title...Then get replaced by an AI.
Which will be more helpful, doing Masters in Data Science and machine learning or doing more quality projects?
Both! A master's will be helpful just because companies look for that, so if you have the opportunity it might be worth it. Projects are always great, no matter what!
*promo sm*
Business Analytics MBA here, college is NOT worth it and will NOT help you land a job. No one cares about your education, courses, or certs. Projects and experience are the only things that matter.
Did you have experience prior to the MBA? Did you find the MBA material to be outdated or good? What's your current job?
@Learn with Lukas I have roughly 4 years of experience building retail analytics KPI dashboards mainly using SAP Analytics, Kepler, PowerBI, and Excel for various types of analysis for seasonality, inventory, etc. That, with several Microsoft Power Platform-related certs and the MBA, and still unable to land a data analyst role. At one point I was being considered for a BI role for Microsoft but the project was canned due to budget changes, unfortunately. Otherwise, I've now been unemployed for 7 months and counting.
One word:
AI
Less than one word - two letters.
My english so bad
Lmao this is flooded with bots
Thank you so much
You're most welcome, thanks for watching