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About making Data Analytics portfolios!
What should I do if I feel lost in actually knowing programs I've gotten certificates to, but I don't know if I have retained the learning , mainly because I have a short term memory loss problem, What should I do instead? How should I write my portfolios, please tell me the steps?
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Hey Jimmy,
You don't need to rely solely on memory to excel in data analytics. You can develop a strategy that suits you best. Try creating a cheat sheet with things like Excel formulas or SQL commands that you can refer to often. Following a consistent workflow can help you build a repeatable process that engages other skills. For instance, you might follow steps like Question → Collect Data → Clean → Analyze → Visualize → Interpret → Recommend. Experiment to find what works for you, and you can apply it to other tasks or lessons. Personally, I find that writing down my thoughts, reading them, and editing helps me remember better because it uses all my senses and skills. This method may take a bit longer, but the repetition makes it stick, and it works well for me in healthcare. I hope this helps you too!
You don't need to rely solely on memory to excel in data analytics. You can develop a strategy that suits you best. Try creating a cheat sheet with things like Excel formulas or SQL commands that you can refer to often. Following a consistent workflow can help you build a repeatable process that engages other skills. For instance, you might follow steps like Question → Collect Data → Clean → Analyze → Visualize → Interpret → Recommend. Experiment to find what works for you, and you can apply it to other tasks or lessons. Personally, I find that writing down my thoughts, reading them, and editing helps me remember better because it uses all my senses and skills. This method may take a bit longer, but the repetition makes it stick, and it works well for me in healthcare. I hope this helps you too!
I'm excited to put your great advice to good use!
KING LUKE