Are Online Tech Certifications Still Worth it?
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- In this video, I go over pitfalls to consider when taking online data courses.
I also suggest an alternative mindset as well as the types of courses that you should pursue long-term.
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That's me. I spent the last 10 months taking course after course without creating a single project. Today, I started developing a portfolio web with your guidance video. Thanks, Matt!
Love to hear that!! 👏🏻
I enjoyed this video because it confirmed that I am on the right path, and it is refreshing to know that you put out there the hard truth that no one talks about and that you are doing it for the benefit of others. Thank you!
Appreciate that! I'm glad this was helpful and refreshing.
In India there's a notable craze for enrolling in various courses with fresh graduates boasting about having 7 to 10 skill sets. the reality often falls short as many of them lack substantial knowledge in these areas despite the initial impression.
Great observation! Definitely difficult to have expertise in so many skills, especially as a fresh graduate.
Matt you are absolutely crushing it! Love the thumbnail! 😂
Thanks man! 😁
Thanks, Matt! This is great advice!
I'm glad this was helpful!
oh MAN, I can relate. I spend so much time just doing random courses (and honestly didn't even finish most of them).
This is clearly not the best method
I've definitely been guilty of the same!
Funny aside - that music guy... I've seen him in person! He's a feature of Virginia City, MT. :D
That's awesome!
thank you
You’re welcome!
Hey Matt,
I am just getting started on my Data Analyst journey. I am planning to (quickly) reach a ceiling on the online certificate courses.
I will be doing the Google Data Analytics first for overall learning and exposure.
Then I want to do single moderate-sized courses in this order for each: Excel, SQL, & PowerBI or Tableau.
I believe that ought to be the end of my course tunnel because as far as I can tell those are all I need to know for an entry-level job. BUT eventually I do want to pick up a Python course.
Glad you pointed out there is a proprietary certification for Excel as I will probably be the most interested in that.
I don't have any questions about side projects yet as I have barely started learning.
I think you've laid out a solid plan here! Best wishes as work through it!
Hey Matt love the content man big fan, I don't have a degree and I want to break into data. I got my google Cert already and I got all the courses you recommended in your video of how to become an analyst (currently doing the microsoft course) . I'm just having trouble finding a way to do projects that show the skills I learned. Can you a video about how to start a data project.
Thanks so much! It sounds like you're definitely on the right track! I can definitely line up a video on the topic. For now, I'd keep it simple by focusing on a single project per skill. For example, 1 Tableau project, 1 SQL project, 1 Excel project, etc. Eventually, you can consider overlapping skills in a single project. Focus on getting your reps in and improving.
@@MattMike can’t wait ! Thank you
Thanks a lot.
Mike can I get the job with only SQL and Tableau for entry position, I no have time for python it's really consuming a lot of time,I am 43 year old:)
And by the way in 43 I am afraid but companies looking for more youngest
You can definitely get a job with just SQL and Tableau! I've even seen roles that only require SQL and Excel. Or even just Excel and Tableau. Don't worry about Python for now.
Also, I've seen people in their 50s transition into data so don't let that stop you ;)
God bless you for your advice
Love this, I'm a victim of random courses, can you recommend where one can collaborate with others on building projects? Because I'm not sure I can build a project from start to finish on my own, maybe I'm not confident and I need to build that confidence with someone
Kedeisha Bryan on LinkedIn has a great community that supports this. Otherwise, it is a bit tough to find communities where you can build projects together.
Great information, really liking this channel. I'm also finished with my bachelor's degree in supply chain, transportation, and logistics management looking to be more data driven in the aerospace and defense industry. Any input would be helpful. Thanks in advance. 👍
Thanks! Glad to hear that.
That’s awesome. I’d focus on learning business intelligence with tools like Tableau or Power BI. Build out a portfolio of personal projects to demonstrate your abilities too.
@@MattMike appreciate it the information and quick response. I just became a lifelong subscriber. 👍
Hey Matt, does your coaching covers projects and portfolio? because at this point I need help
Hey Joy, it does! We cover projects, portfolio building, resume and LinkedIn optimization, as well as how to market yourself on LinkedIn (posting and networking).
Feel free to DM me on LinkedIn if you have any other questions about it :)
Hii Matt, is there a proprietary certification for SQL? Thanks :)
Not that I'm aware of unfortunately! Would be nice to see something like this come along eventually.
what do you think about google data analytics professional certificate?
I think it’s great! Serves as a good introduction into the world of data analytics. I would just follow it up by creating more projects and spending more time in any skill areas you want to improve.
I'm on 6th module, thinking about to start Microsoft BI Analysis after this one for certified professional certificate and right after it I plan to continue developing more skills in SQL + learning maybe python when im really advanced in Data Analysis@@MattMike