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What happened QueTeddy, folks have been waiting for your update 1 Like |
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Seeing all these responses gladdens my heart and I am very grateful to everyone. I'm quite short of words hearing folks getting to top positions just with this post. Gracias!! My DMs are open and will respond to all. The future is bright!!! 6 Likes |
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Jackofall:Responded |
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Finding how to triangulate what’s on my head but 85% of them are personal which is outside the scope of this topic. At this point, I would only be answering questions.. Much love to everyone on this thread and their contributions. I may not be able to attend to some questions on weekdays. But once I see a mention or tag, I will definitely respond on weekends. Just to chip in on someone’s advice here I would create a Q&A section. 1 Like |
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Kaycee54321:50% Engineering 50% Analytics 5 Likes 1 Share |
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73O9: ![]() ![]() There is datacamp too 2 Likes |
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Jackofall:No worries send me a PM |
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Kaycee54321:Can’t say much. It depends on what type of ERP you are using. It’s been ages since I touched Power BI, However if yours is dynamic or SAP,IBM or HANA that shouldn’t be an issue. If not, I would advice you stream the data to a better database(more like staging it) then connect to your BI 1 Like 1 Share |
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captaininiobong:You need to ask yourself what you need to do. My advice is for you to get your feet wet on SQL. Building fancy visuals with BI tools like Tableau or PowerBi is not Data Analysis. You need to understand logic around crunching the data for insight. 6 Likes |
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layzie:Any spec, These days, things are in the cloud and you can run any heavy computing task from the “sky” 1 Like 1 Share |
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To be sincere, this new opportunity was a great one for me. The journey started Q2 of this year. All I can say is His Grace propelled me beyond my thinking. Though it hasn't been that easy especially when you consider some factors. Aside from that, I was doing fine. Rewind--->> Back then in Nigeria, I worked as an analyst, my last experience really shaped my skillset, especially SQL. No one will tell you this. SQL currently remains the number 1 skill any data professional should have. Then in my previous company, we had like 5 analysts, each writing SQL queries that are always complex and from that output making use of BI tools or python to analyze and present the result. It was a great collaboration. From the growth I had, a series of thoughts started lingering if I should switch to data engineering since I already had good background knowledge in SQL, databases, and python. I just had to shelve it. Fast foward>>> The fact is that everyone has been applying to international countries and has been getting regret mail. I have been there too. In May I applied for a position. The 1st stage was a code challenge/analytics questions to test my skills. After passing the stage, I had 3 extra interviews( technical, non-technical, and work culture fit test). Mid-July, I got a mail that I was successful and that the immigration agency would reach out to me. Omoooo, thats how I jumped up oooo. I can't remember how many times I jumped. It was a big moment for me. If someone had earlier told me I was going to the UK this year I would just laughed at the person. Ending of july, that's how I got a mail from the company processing the immigration to enter my details. They got me my certificate of sponsorship in 2 weeks. The visa type is a skilled worker hence the need to get the sponsorship certificate. During the process, I had to get Medium of instruction, BSc certificate/transcript which puts me on level C1 of English proficiency. Early September, I applied for the Visa(Priority) which came out in a week. The biggest jump I had this year was when I got a call from DHL that someone is waiting outside. I already knew it was my passport. Getting downstairs, I saw the man. He gave me the parcel, that's how I quickly climb upstairs and opened the door. The next move was opening the package. As I opened my passport, it automatically opened in the middle and I saw the visa stamp. That's how I jumped up oo, I was jumping like a child. ....still writing.. 42 Likes 5 Shares |
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I should make my 1st post this weekend. My apologies for the wait.. 4 Likes |
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Transitioning to a bigger part of Data. Another thread loading!! 11 Likes |
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If you are a data analyst with more than 3yrs experience please contact me. There’s an opening with a fintech company. You must be good in SQL.( postgreSQL) 7 Likes 1 Share |
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I want to ask, do someone need a transit visa for connecting flights touching Ireland because most of the 2stops I'm seeing is dublin |
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LagosismyHome: its the 2stops thats driving me crazy |
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Saveourteen:Wakanow de add their own extra fee once it comes to booking. 1 Like |
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How una de book flights biko I’m seeing Qatar air : 1.2 M Virgin Atlantic no go area as it’s $4500 KLM, can’t risk Amsterdam as you would need Covid-19 test British Airways: $3600 & Lufthansa air requiring transit visa Funny thing is that I saw Qatar air at 264k last month thinking it will be like this month 1 Like |
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SavageBoy:I have another chronicles loading. Will gist you guys 1 Like |
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WetinUGain:please which URL link are you looking at because the last time I checked it was $4500 Omoooo Qatar air looks fully booked |
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My top priority before sex would be as follow: 1. Intelligence 2. Intelligence 3. Effective communication 4. Sex 2 Likes |
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cokeryusuf09:Why not go for RUST? |
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Everyone right now 18 Likes 2 Shares
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Visa2022:Must have skipped this… my bad. My advice is you pursue MBA.. it’s way higher and gives you more edge |
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Mimisboygreat:Writing complex queries. PostgreSQL support writing queries beyond MySQL. You wanna ball with the big boys in running common table expressions and advanced window functions then you would need postgreSQL. MySQL is good but not robust as postgreSQL. Many companies are already on this type of DB. All the firms I’ve worked plus the present all use PostgreSQL. I started with MySQL but when it comes to running CTEs, Window functions PostgreSQL is the king. Even sqlserver ain’t close 8 Likes |
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Threw a post on Twitter yesterday on a group. Will repost here. “””Anyone trying to scale up their SQL queries should visit Dune analytics or footprint analytics. You get tons of data to query.””” You learn by practicing and writing scripts. Also 14 Likes 5 Shares |
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IamBabsjnr:That’s a basic skill every analyst should have. Very basic.. Go deep on SQL especially postgreSQL 6 Likes |
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Just dropping this guide for anyone who want this path. 70% of what you need for data analytics is SQL! Infact pattern your SQL to postgreSQL. The rest can be other skills. For Data scientist you need python as you bread & tea. Doing data visualization is NOT data analytics!! 23 Likes 4 Shares |
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Apus:Thanks man…choosing the right poison is the case |
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Been wrapping my head around the union called marriage especially the cons & pro. Love my independent life but long to be United. Looks like a tug of war between two worlds. Just thinking who has been in this position before getting married and how’s life after marriage. 1 Like |
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