How I'd Learn Data Analytics in 2024 (If I Had to Start Over)
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
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Looking to get started in Data Analytics in 2024? This is the video for you! In it, we share what you need to know and the steps you need to take to successfully become a data analyst in 2024!
Hosted by our own senior data scientist, Tom Gadsby, this video will guide you through the steps and requirements needed to transform you from complete beginner into a job-ready data analyst within a realistic timeframe. Tom analyzes the current market and considers what he would do differently if he started over in the field in 2024.
Quick disclaimer: This won’t be an “easy” task, and in terms of time allocation, if you follow these steps, you can expect this journey to take up to a year to complete.
Let us know in the comments which steps you’re most excited by! Are there any you would add in based on your own career-change journey?
In this guide, we’ll cover the following key points:
(00:00) Intro
(00:44) Changes in The Industry
(02:11) How Tom Started in Data
(02:38) “Less Upfront Learning, More On-the-Fly Learning”
(03:30) “Try an Online School”
(05:16) Portfolio Projects
(06:11) Soft/Hard Skills
(06:46) Lean/Minimal Roadmap
(06:57) 1. Working With Data
(07:26) 2. Learning a Tool
(07:37) 3. Statistics
(07:58) 4. Visualization and Storytelling
(08:14) 5. Finding an Interesting Area
(08:34) How Long Does It Take to Become a Data Analyst?
(08:51) “Define Your Own Personal Roadmap”
(09:36) “Have More Confidence in Yourself”
(09:58) How Much Math is Needed in Data Analytics?
(10:28) “Get Comfortable With the Tools”
(11:05) “Take Advantage of Available Free Tools”
(11:30) “Study Other People’s Work”
(11:54) “Network”
(12:30) BONUS: Useful Resources to Learn Data Analytics
(12:36) Resource #1
(12:46) Resource #2
(12:56) Resource #3
(13:06) Resource #4
(13:24) Outro
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How I Would Learn Data Analytics in 2024 (If I Had to Start Over)
• How I'd Learn Data Ana...
Im 33. Im taking a bootcamp. Im doing sql and python. I get feelings sometimes it might be too late but its my best shot. My best wishes to all who are working on it.
Easy; I'm 42, trying to change into Data Analysis, so it better not be too late for you.
Inspiring. 1am 37. I am plunging into it as well.
I'm also 37 and trying to get started. I'm about half way through the Google Data Analytics Certificate, and have explored a few other things online. I know it can feel discouraging sometimes when we're older, but we also come with experience in both life and work, maybe some domain knowledge of some kind, etc.. It's easy to feel ancient and left-behind when you see young people starting directly on the path you're interested in, but we all bring something to the table. If you want it, go get it. :)
@@Spathologist can you review the course for me? I'm thinking of enrolling in myself ,so your insights of the course might help.
I thought for a second "have I watched this video AND left a comment already?". Exactly my situation, but I find it very hard to work and study enough :(
I'm 36 massage therapist, never did well in math, statistics, etc... Not 100% sure what am I doing here but I need a change in careers😢. So blessed to have so much information nowadays. Wishing everyone the best of luck. We got this❤
So, how's it going? Data analytics is quite sofisticated compared to other areas in IT. For someone with minimal experience it'd take a lot of time to get a job, maybe years.
Im a 39 year old chef. just started this. Goodluck
I almost dropped a tear, your the best bro. Ever since may I decided to become a data analyst. I'm 40 years old and never got a chance to go to college just working alot of blue collar jobs until I got injured a year ago. I decided to try to go to school and it just wasn't working out. Then I enrolled in a online class which structured my learning. As I watched online videos alot of them would put online classes down and give some discouraging road map. Thankyou I didn't get none of that energy from you. I will be looking for a internship start of 2023, and your advice and video further encourages me that I will be a Data Analyst.
i am 42 have decided to embark on the journey of data science. No degree just high school pass out..
i m into construction business it aint doing well so thought to learn some new skills. dta science is a hot cake these days and kind of looks appealing. I wish you all the best.
@@tabish128 where do u live?
@@Rmrus karachi,Pakistan .
You got this bro, just build the strong portfolio as this is what will be looked at during interviews. Honestly, interviews for data analytics don't tend to be nearly as intense as something like data science or software engineering interviews.
🗣don’t look back you deciding to do this was the hard part, do your beat always✅
I enrolled in the Google Data Analytics program and I'm finding it to be very fascinating. So much data is being created daily and there's no limit with what you can do in this field.
Hi. Please can I wish to connect with you. I have more information to enquire of you concerning data analytics... Thanks.
How did you apply, I'm trying to apply for it , but find it difficult to.
@Jon W. So did I! I'm going through the same certification as well right now!
Hey, Jon. I'm new to Data analytics.
Please I need someone to guide me through.
Can you be of help.
@@eristonmansambu8225Hi.
I'm new to Data Analytics.
Please can you be of help to put me through.
I manage a team of analysts at a midsized financial institution, and this is one of the better videos I've seen on this topic. Good recommendations.
Hi there Benjamin. Can I ask for your advice? I am a single father of 3 teens. Been in the mortgage industry for 12 years originating loans and just got fired along with 600 of us Loan Officers. I AM DONE. How can I leverage my mortgage and financial experience and learn about DA, DS and even UX/UI and digital marketing in the mortgage or financial industry? My degree is in PSY lol. oh and I am 51 years old. LMAO
@@rapturefox7068 Train up, and start applying. Sell how you solved problems and, if you know it, industry data.
@@rapturefox7068 hey their! i am just about to begin with the data analyst career and what I'd like to tell you is that DA and DS are two different streams although they share a lot of similarities. i suggest that you should start by choosing whether you want to be a DS or DA and then learn the required skills to enter a career in DA OR DS in your favourite niche, in your case mortgage and financing and I am sure land job easily as a DA OR DS in these fields because of your prior experience in these fields.
@@darkseid2549 thank you. Good luck on your job!
After 30 years as a court reporter and 10 years as a closed captioner, my job is dwindling because of AI captions. For the last few years, I have captioned Microsoft tech events (as they pass off our live captions as their AI product) and through this have become interested in tech. I am 60 and do not have a college degree and just starting. I don't even know enough to know which direction to develop interests in! Here I go!
I am almost 60, too. Strap on a helmet and enjoy the ride!
Hi, I am curious about how the course goes? Do you have had your Career change?
You being a very good writer, one area to look at is documentation writer. Writing manuals, and guides, and self help online manuals, WYSIWYG manuals as well.
I'm joining you on the career change. Just quit to transition from Management to Developer. 6 month program and having spoke to several recruiters the outlook is good. I was advised to use Leetcode to prep for interviews and starting looking 3 months before finishing my training program. Leverage your current network everyone knows someone in IT. Good luck! 🎉
This is best intro to data analysis I've seen. It actually deals with the real skills you'll use.
Very insightful video wish I knew this a decade ago, but im currently a senior consultation analyst in my mid 30s now for a engineering company, but for sure learning/using python , Excel, Tableu and SQL in previous roles have helped a great deal in getting really good paying
This is exactly what I was looking for. I guess part of being an analyst is this ability to present your experience (aka data) in an easily digestible manner. Thank you:)
Thank you, this is very helpful! I am a highschool student considering to try in this field, so I have been searching for information related to data analysts. Perhaps I can learn something before I even go to university! Thank you so much for all the experience and resources you shared again!
Thank you so much, with your video you answered most of my questions on the subject and even gave me material where to start from🙏
Thank you for all your insights! I appreciate your vulnerability and honesty - as a person stepping into this new field, I have many questions and doubts, but watching your video motivates me to go for it. Good luck!
Thank you so much Tom!! Love the content. Thank you careerfoundry. Please keep maving many more such valuable and informative videos.
You're welcome! Stay tuned, there are a lot more videos like this planned in the near future!
Thank you so much! Just turned 27, have been practicing python daily and getting ready to tackle this journey!
You dont get to see a lot a video where you really enjoy the character of a person talking. Thank you for this.
Just the video I needed to see! Thank you so much for your well-defined, informative video☺️!
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Would you like us to go into more detail in any of the tips/stages? Which tip was your favorite, and why? Let us know! ⌨
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I would like for you to provide more tips on how to set up your resume, practice interview questions, and just general advice on what employers/career recruiters are looking for in this field.
hello there I really like your tips on following data analytics career path since I've started this journey your channel brings me a lot of insights about D.A. I want to know the mentioned resource after github on the video (hackers..?)
Can I work in middle east? I am a USA citizen. I have NO degree in data analytics but I have finished a DA bootcamp and am building good experience right now.
I like the way you can be able to choose based on your passion😊, that sounds nice 👍
i don't know if that's my problem. but the link isn't working:( could you please check that and thanks for the video. it helped!
Thank you so much, dude. You are the best of them all. You literally took me by the hand and took me on a fascinating tour around the beautiful world of data analysis. I wish you could be my personal coach. With you, I'm sure to hit my goal of becoming a skillful data analyst- just like you.
This video gave me lots of confidence. So comprehensive and goal-oriented. Thank you!
Thank you for your help-very encouraging to people starting out!
This is so helpful and gently done. Thank you!
So valuable, thanks Tom! Make more videos on data analytics please!!
Thanks! Stay tuned for more videos on data analytics in the coming weeks!
Great presentation! You make Data Analytics less intimidating. 💗
I appreciate your take on this! I can’t afford schooling and it’s just good to know that there are resources that can still help me get a good job. So thank you so much!!
So how did it go 6 months later? I'm just now starting.
I easily get bored watching this type of videos, but really Tom, I genuinely interested in how you brought all of this to our plate, great video! thank you for the all of the insights!
This video can be incredible useful for anyone in tech industry and not only in the Data Analytics field. Thank the author for such clear and useful coaching!
Great video, full of very valuable content and without wasting time. Thank you very much.
Really helpful content. Thanks a lot to you and your team.
Thanks for the presentation. It has generated confidence in me, I'll try it.
Thanks for your great video. Don't know how many times I've started, stopped, started again before realising I haven't really sat down and considered a lot of what you talk about here! Spot on and great advice for this middle aged fella looking to finally move into a field he has long been interested in!
The great thing about being in data analytics is that we possess the power to represent data in ways to push our agenda. To sway hearts an opinions in ways that we deem appropriate.
Great Video! I like the fact that CareerFoundry takes a serious and in depth approach to data analytics, without being too complex to figure out.
So you started AFTER obtaining a master's in computer science. That puts you extremely far ahead of most people. What would be good to know prior to starting to learn Python?
I'm looking into data analytics and this video explained so much, thanks Tom!
You're welcome, glad it was helpful!
Very insightful! Thank you for the advice.
9:40. Always have more confidence in yourself. Not having confidence will kill all your goals and dreams. Not to say you have some doubts or are afraid. But you should be more afraid of NOT failing, because ( I know it's clichy) failing is where you discover yourself and gain experience. I spent WAY too long not having confidence and wasted huge amounts of time compared to just plowing ahead, making mistakes, and learning on the fly.
Super effective video! Thank you very much
After 16+ years of software engineering, I’m exploring data analysis. It all sounds so wonderful!
Thanks for this video sir. You provided some great tips for beginners like me :)
Informative. Helpful. Thank you 😊
You are so good at explaining all i needed to know. Thanks
Hi! This is great! I am currently in the midst of changing career after 10+years in it. Currently trying to teach myself on an online platform while doing my full-time job. However, the path seems arduous since both are time-intensive. I was contemplating an online school with job placement, since it seems like the best & fastest way to get me in the field, esp with a steep learning curve. I was also getting disheartened as I keep seeing a mixture of jobs ads to get a feel of what employers are looking out for- most requesting for those with Bachelors/Masters in Computer Sci, etc with others requesting experience with relevant doable certifications. Thanks for your clear direction & insights! Cldn't come at a better time...
Glad you liked it! It's tough to juggle a career change with a full-time job. Around 90% of our career changers are balancing employment and their career change, so we're pretty accustomed to this. So if you're looking for that online school with job placement, we certainly might be able to help you out. Feel free to reach out for a chat; careerfoundry.com/en/connect/data-analytics-program-contact-advisor/ And if it's not to be, we wish you all the best for your career change. You'll make it!
@@careerfoundry is a bachelors in business data analytics worth it ( the program has machine learning business finance and a programming course aswell )or is something general like Econ or Computers better ? I wanna do a masters afterwards most probably in Computer science or IT is it possible after this bachelor's program there's also the social pressure to be a "graduate" and the university is 143 at Asian QS ranking not that expensive but it's a new program
Great Video Tom. Very Motivating! Thanks.
You have done amazing! Only 15 minutes but golden advice!I worked in IT for a long time, mostly as a business analyst and product manager and did some data analysis with a few things and worked on data projects. Your description, advice are spot on and very valuable! Helped me a lot for my next moves and goals too, very sound advice! Your delivery is amazing too, not too animated like some people do nor saying too much but not much. You chose your advice to generously help people, not appear like helping, not for clicks only. This is valuable!
How is the stress level as a business analyst?
Hi I’ll like you to help me through some tins on data analysis I’m a beginner
Thank you very much for sharing.
This is very helpful.
This video was so insightful as I’m researching to pivot into this field! Thank you!!
No pun intended right? 🤪
Thank you for this informational video!
Great video. Super clear and useful.
Amazing video, great advice. Thank you!
Thanks for all the resources!
Awesome, I am a Service Manager and would be studying data analytics this year to improve my analytical skills
Only video I need to watch to get started with data analytics
Great orientation content. Thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing this.
What a great, informative yet motivational video
Thank you very much.
You encouraged me to start small
So many resources out there however getting some direction from university or experienced instructors helps so much. I know the author here does not agree with university but it can help open doors for certain jobs. My tip would be to make sure you can explain your analysis to someone with no data background
Thank you. Very informative 😊
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This was a really helpful video, thank you!!
I’m working on my final project in my online course and the fact the video is telling me things the course, my mentor, and what I have learned on my free time makes me feel more confident that I’ll do good once I finally enter the field
What online course are you taking?
@@melanierodriguez7248 sorry for the long delay 😅 but I'm doing the Data Analytics course from Thinkful
@@ArtMares91 Hi can we keep in touch personally? Am a beginner too..Fcbk or insta handle?
Very helpful video. Might switch career soon. This video will definitely 😊come very handy.
Thank you, this video provides the foundation to be a expert as Data Analyst.
This video is beyond amazing!!!, SOOO CONCISE!!!
Hey I’m just starting off today and I feel excited to start the process.
So much information! It's helping me get over my Imposter Syndrome. Because I know most of these things and I really just need to get started and apply.
Have you finally started
Great and easy example to follow!
Thank you! We're glad you're enjoying our content!
Thanks for this vídeo!! Of course it helped a lot
Thank you sir.
Watching this video has helped me to clear my fears as a newbie in the Data Analytics world. I am in my 4th week of learning from an online platform and we are through with Excel now on Power BI. Following your roadmap to the letter will suit me. Thanks for the video.
Hie if you don't mind me asking, which online platform are you using to learn I also want to study the same. Thank you
I come from the cruise ship industry particularly in the food and beverage. I was a waiter. And im already 30 yo. But I'm planning to change careers to something i can do digitally and until i get old. And i think data analytics is a sustainable skill in the long term and is future proof.
I am overwhelmed with all the things i have to study and skills to acquire.
Im gonna start from zero!
Great vid, it gave me some self-confidence :)
Thank you so much for this awesome video. I have started a master degree in Data Science and completed one tutorial of CareerFoundry. Amazing content, very useful. I totally recommend.
Amazing content , thanks
You maanged to make a very technical topic sound simple. Im floored.
Hey Chevaughn, that's very kind of you to say, thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Great tips thank you
Awsome content brother.....Honest,& Clear strategy......respect from Bangalore.....
Full pack video!!
I dont have choice but to subscribe to this channel even as a student of CF in Australia
super helpful thanks
Great advice video 🎉🎉🎉
Medium is gold for DA ,s to find out the answers to unanswered mysterious insights
Awesome video 👍
Very insightful and encouraging video. Am 50, I want to start studying to be a Data analyst, Will really appreciate your help. Thanks
You go you bad-ass! Proud of you! You can and will make it and love it! Never give up and never surrender!! Learn Exel, Tableau to start...then SQL and maybe a IBM course with a certification...like SPSS. Good luck and so proud to see an intelligent 50+ old rockstar!
Thanks for this, very expository
As someone just getting into this field, this is wonderful information!
Thanks so much! Glad you found the video helpful - stay tuned for more valuable videos on data analytics just like this!
Thanks this will help my students
Hi. Thanks for the plug into the free course. There are security issues though, where my browser alerts me that the connection is not private.
Thank you VERRYYY MUCHCHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!
It is a very helpful video for a begginer programmist as I am Thank you
Thank you.
this is so useful!!
as far as an interest in math or a mastery; having a strong command of symbolic logic, the formal rules of login, will take you far in any discipline, especially data analysis
I’m currently in a university with a DANL concentration and every year there is a private event where recruiters come and hire us for internships so although I disagree with your take on not going to a university, it really differs depending on everyone’s situation & journey, which is the beauty of succeeding. But most importantly, if you want it bad enough, it’s yours.
Would you mind disclosing what university you attended?
Agreed on every point. At least here in the US, the only people who actually care about your degree are recruiters for government jobs.
As a data point: I bailed from my bachelor's degree halfway through. Worked at Blomberg for 2 years, then Reddit for 8 years and now am VP level.
★Edit: added my email to my bio. Happy to take time and chat with future/new data folks (so long as I'm allowed to email you later this year when I am trying to hire for Jr Data Analyst roles)
@@AnnaCummings_ he's obviously not telling you the truth. You took the bait 😂
Hi, what I struggle to understand a bit, is that a lot of people in the field are saying exactly the opposite "Don´t even try to make it without a degree" and when one looks at the job offers for positions they all mention a degree in the field. I don´t know what to think.
@@julienpuertas9253 let me tell you something from my actual experience. I went to a boot-camp to learn web development for 1 year and after we finished they put us in a program for job coaching which was absolutely waste of time the coach didn't know any technical skills He used to show up every time giving us a very generic information that I could have got simply from RUclips which what he was doing by the way he used to send us RUclips mock-up interviews and it was not that relevant because as a web developer you have to go through also technical interviews and we all lacked this part as students like we didn't know what to expect and didn't get any training regarding this. Now moving to the other issue when we applied to companies as junior web developers not all the companies but the majority of the companies were requesting to have a degree in computer science and every time I used to apply I used to get rejected, telling me that they have found someone more suitable which is of course someone with a degree will have a priority over someone who hasn't. Coming to a conclusion at the end I wish I would have self-taught myself and saved a lot of money and time.
Thank you!
Thanks 👍🙏
What a great Video, thank you so much
You're welcome! We're really glad you enjoyed this video!
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thank you very much