Career questions tagged dataanalytics
Best certificates for Business Systems Analyst?
I'm currently working as a tax specialist while pursuing a degree in accounting. I'm interested in transitioning into a business systems analyst role and want to build the right skills. Are there specific certificates that would help prepare me for this kind of work? I'm especially interested in process improvement, connecting teams to solutions, and driving efficiency.
How to figure the career options for my masters ?
Hi, I would love your input. I have 2 masters in data analytics and business administartion . I dont like coding. I m wondering my career options that combines both and doesnt involve coding at all.
VLSI? or AI what in AI?
In a world increasingly powered by microchips, Very Large-Scale Integration (VLSI) is the bedrock of modern electronics. From smartphones and laptops to electric vehicles and AI-driven data centers, VLSI design enables the technology we rely on daily. Many countries in ASIA, like India, offer specialized training that costs a lot. Is the investment worth it? What is the ROI (Return on Investment) of VLSI training in today’s competitive market? Having done a bachelor's in information technology (IT) and specialized skill training in the US but I lack enough experience in IT, and this project-based teaching appeals to me. Despite all this training, I am jobless. I lean toward these on-the-job cohorts from LinkedIn, which costs a lot, and wonder if it's worth it? All offer placement guarantees, mock interviews, and show income projections too good to be true. The same goes for data analytics or cybersecurity. I am having difficulty understanding what to do and how best to approach it. Should I be more focused on AI or be specialized in other than AI things. any guidance is sincerely appreciated
Struggled with DSA as a Backend Developer — Considering a Switch to Data Analyst. Is This the Right Move?
I’ve been working as a backend web developer, and for the past year, I dedicated myself to learning Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA). Despite giving it my all, I couldn’t get a proper grasp of it — I genuinely struggled to understand the concepts. To add some context, I’m from a BCA not a engineering background, so DSA has been particularly tough for me to crack. Still, I didn’t give up easily — I tried for a whole year, but it just didn’t click. That said, I don’t want to stop growing in my career just because I failed at something. I’ve done some self-reflection and research, and I feel drawn toward the field of Data Analytics. Before getting into backend development, I worked in operations, where I used to interact with clients, gather requirements, and pass them on to the tech team. So, I already have some exposure to data and communication. Combining that with my coding background, I believe I can bring value as a Data Analyst. I know I failed with DSA, but I’m ready to give 100% again — this time in a field that aligns more with how I think and work. Does this career switch make sense? Has anyone here gone through something similar? I’d really appreciate any advice or honest thoughts.
About learning to be a data analyst!
I need to know if I'm doing what's right to become a data analyst, I've been writing down notes of the video tutorials, but I don't know if I'm progressing, please give me the right tools to make sure I become a data analyst, I've been using Udemy.com for training , please reply
What is the most rewarding thing about being a data analyst #Spring25?
I want my work to be meaningful and I also don't want AI taking over most, if not all, tech jobs.
Data Analyitcs Minor or Data Science Minor?
Hey! I recently got into the Global Public Health major at my school. I was wondering what the benefits of a minor in Data Science or Data Analytics are, and which one do you think would be more beneficial in order to work with Global health data and policy in the future? (p.s. Im also pre-med!)
What is the turnover rate for Finance major to Accounting majors?
About how many change majors from Finance to Accounting? what are the clear differences that would make someone who's unsure on finance change to accounting?
How can I find a coach for a Career in CS/GIS?
I envision a GeoSpatial Data analyst working for a private company in need of my skills in Computer spatial Data extraction, analytics, and visualization spatial statistics, data visualization, and programming in Python With my analytical MS Office and Design skills, I seek to develop predictive models and create interactive maps for retail and disaster management industries. I am a student at a 4-year college studying Information Technology. To accomplish this, I graduated with a BS in Information Technology and a second BS in Computer Science/GIs with GIS certification, but I have little to no experience yet. I am seeking a mentor/professional to guide me in coaching for a career in integrating Geography, Data analytics, and Computer Science. The general consensus is that I am best suited for work in Government or non-profit organizations, but that is not where I like to be. Maps and Data brainstorming have been my passion, not so much Mathematics or statistics.
what do I need to know as a data scientist?
I am an Msc student in data science and artificial intelligence. I had no previous background in programming hence I find it difficult to cope.
What exactly does a data analyst/data analytics professional do? Are they the same? How similar is it to a business intelligence analyst?
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Where can I get an internship for my intended major of Computer Science and Information?
I really want to pursue a career involving computer information science, specifically artificial intelligence and data analytics. The reason why i’m asking is due to a hard time finding internships I qualify for. #ArtificialIntelligence #ComputerScience #ComputerInformation #Data #DataAnalytics #Information #Interships