Hi all,
I graduated during Covid with a double major in business administration and business management with a minor in marketing and magically ended up in sales because I needed a job. I’m about to take a data analytics course to make an attempt to break into that field. I’m currently looking for a mentor to help guide me during this time. Also, if anyone is willing to look over my resume and give me tips on how to make it more presentable for recruiters in DA that would be very helpful. Thanks

Looking to connect with a recruiter (or anyone) that’s familiar with strategist / brand manager roles. I feel a bit lost and hoping for some advice on job search and feedback on my resume

Really wish I never purchased 'Ultimate CPA Exam Guide' through Bryan Kesler. Waste of $708. I've been completely duped. Stick with official CPA materials and NINJA. "UCEG" Method is practice & review

Is anyone else concerned about the direction the automotive world is heading in, and the overall bigger impact to society when no one can afford to own/have a car? I feel like there’s a perfect storm brewing and with the help of Covid and chip shortages and senseless forced adoption of EVs, in a few years common ppl won’t be able to afford a car and even those in upper income classes will be hard pressed. And when people can’t travel freely on their own, that will have downstream FX on society

Hi Everyone, Started my career in government 5 years ago working in an operational role, then focussed on HR for 3 years working my way up to a middle manager role in HR as a business partner and completed my Level 7 CIPD. I don’t think HR or government is for me anymore and looking to find something new, now 24 feel I have a lot of transferable skills and knowledge but worried about private companies in other professions taking me seriously. Grateful for any advice - thanks in advance!

I moved from FTE at a big brand tech company to a contract role in a smaller big tech with an aged brand. It's a good move because I'll learn a ton in the new org and now actually have better career prospects. Still, the brand and stigma for contracting are making me feel insecure :/

Has anyone here left their job due to burnout?

If yes, what are you doing now or what do you plan to do? How has the experience been?

Im interested in applying for the Barclays technology analyst summer internship role. However, the fear of being rejected is impeding me to actually go for it. I would really appreciate if someone from a similar role can have a look at my resume. It would be great if you could provide me with a referral too. Completely understand if that’s not in the scope :) any means of help is appreciated!

Im unable to attend interview for Infosys due to some personal reason..they are saying okay we ll schedule it for next drive..can anyone tell any tentative date..or something when can I expect next interview?Infosys

Folks that have gotten their AWS SAA, once you updated your LinkedIn, did you notice a new influx of recruiters reach out to you?

In the Process of Joining TIAA last Joining day is 13 Dec. Filled background verification on 1st Dec, from then no communication from company?, so what is the onboarding process?, I also have offer from EY Should i join there instead?

Was 25 hours into R courses and realized most firm projects are done in Python. Recommend starting over with Python and sticking with that? Will it be too confusing to try to learn both at once?

I work with a mid size nonprofit in rural Appalachia, currently I am trying to hire a bachelors level social worker but have had a hard time brining in applicants. Unfortunately we don’t have a ton of money to throw at the problem but was looking for other ways to make the job stick out compared to similar postings.

I just graduated with a Health Science Degree and couldn’t find a job that would be enough to pay my bills (I have rent, car payments and credit card loans)! I was wondering what other options will there be as a career for the mean time I’m off school before doing grad school?

Hello Fishes,

Will be joining PWC in a months time. Have another offer in hand too and hence need to make the right decision.

Can anyone please comment on the below points for PWC India:

+From which office in Mumbai does SAP practice take place?

+Yearly increment in terms of percentage

+Work life balance?

+Work culture?

+Learning curve(Rise with SAP

projects)and type of projects,Implementation or Support ?

+What are the additional Perks for a Manager and above post?

Request your response 🙏🙂

Hi guys,
Did anyone got offer letter from Bosch who completed interview last month

Anyone from BNY Mellon | Pershing ?
How's the Work from home policies now?
Are you started to work from office?

Pls also help me with company culture, tech and growth aspects

How much you can expect for 5+ yrs

Hi I am a 26 yr old patient account specialist making about 45k for a physical therapy company., that I have been with for 3 years. I’m now looking to for a 10-15k pay raise. Elevance is a company I’d like to get into for potential growth. My resume is available upon request, and any advice would be truly appreciated.

How are power bi projects availability over there?

SXSW cancelled. If there was ever a conference they should figure out how to do remotely....

Anyone ever heard of HRU? I need some reviews on this company

My confession is that I actually hate Target (I’m 27F). They got cute shit but it’s all overpriced and the quality is more often than not pretty terrible.

I was listening to a podcast for one of the courses I’m taking and thought I’d share some cool stuff about building habits:

- Willpower is not as effective in making a long term change compared to building habits

- Reduce friction (eg much more likely to go to gym if it’s 5 mins away vs 10)

- Take an existing habit and add your new habit onto it

- Use chaos and stressful times to rethink practical decisions

- To break bad habits, add friction (eg phone & charger away at night)

Is any opening for dynamics crm powerapps in morgan stanley?

What’s your fav benefit at Deloitte? Joining the firm soon as a consultant

Does anyone have any tips or insights on certifications or skill training I should invest in to help make me more recession-proof?

Healthcare Administrators!

I’m launching a podcast, and am looking for guests! The podcast is a very relaxed, unscripted, conversational show. We’d talk about all things healthcare. The good, bad, and ugly, and solutions!

This is a space to share your perspectives, experiences, knowledge, and insights! I want this to be a space to advocate for change, support others, and increase unity in the profession.

If interested please comment or message me!

Hello,

Anyone into healthcare market research here?

First time negotiating salary with multiple offers. I would appreciate if you can provide any advice on negotiation tactics. Do you disclose your other offers? Can they rescind their offer if I ask for higher compensation? I am trying not to come off as a newbie that they can lowball me

What is the average salary for an account manager in employee benefits at brokers firm? And what about a senior account manager salary? I have 7 years of experience in the health insurance industry. I want to see if I’m on track or if it would be out of line to ask for a raise.

This is a shot in the dark, anyone wanna trip on shrooms in the park this weekend? Thinking rock creek park or somewhere cool - DMV folks.

I’m so tired with work and need a break + new-ish to the area, just wanna trip, walk, and talk about life. 21M if you must know

Just saw “B,” the former GC/my predecessor (also my mentor) who is retired but still comes to our conferences. He told me what an amazing job I was doing, how far I’d moved us forward in contract scaling, revenue, and infosec, and how he looked forward to seeing what I do for the company next.

CEO told me last week that he’s letting me go from the company at the end of the year. Clearly B does not know yet.

Do I tell B I’m getting canned, or let the CEO tell him?

Hello, please help to enable DM

I started working at a real estate office about 2 weeks ago and my boss is demanding I give him access to my personal phone since it's the one I use for work. Is it me or is this an insane request?

Who has made the switch to Snapsheet as an estimator? How is the environment and culture?

I’ve got about 20 years cross channel experience in marketing, split between big brands and startups, and I’m considering pivoting into a data science/data analyst role. I know it will initially be a step back in comp but is it at all realistic for a person with certificate level experience in data analysis but a decent marketing management background to expect $150-200k comp or is that mostly for degreed candidates (or not realistic at all)? Any guidance here is greatly appreciated.

Just started a new Data Analyst position in which I have constant meetings with senior leadership and executives. I have a bad habit of giving too much background info and not getting straight to the point. I just feel like every little detail is important (even though that’s not always the case). Any tips for breaking this habit or just become more efficient with advising?

This bowl is crickets and I think we should make it much bigger. Anybody have any ideas how to get more people in his bowl?

Can anyone please share what salaries for Data Analysts are like in Bangalore, India for someone with about 2-4 years experience? Roughly how much per year can Data Analysts for large organizations expect to make?

What is the market like for entry level data scientists/ data analyst. I have a graduate certificate in data science and have spent the last 27 years as a mainframe dev so I have great SQL skills.

Hi there,
I’m a bit newer to data science and recently read through a few academic case studies on ethical fairness in ML/modeling. Would love to start a thread to hear some more from data scientist/ML perspective.
The most harmful example I came across was bias in ML for the criminal justice system.

Is anyone currently in a data science/ML position willing to share their thoughts/maybe an example based on experience? Thinking about how to actively prevent this kind of bias in future models

I’m doing my first ever take home data analysis case study and they asked me to present it. For those who have done these before, how do you present your findings? Is a PowerPoint presentation common, or do you have a word document with the questions/answers and visuals?

Im using tableau to create a dashboard with my findings, should I just present with that?

Can someone refer me to a DS position at their company if they’re hiring? I’m looking for a DS role in tech. YOE: 5+, located in Canada.

Here is my go-to interview question, "What is the difference between data science and data analytics?"

What questions does everyone else include when interviewing or is the best question you've been asked in an interview?

Looking for remote entry level data analyst roles that allow me to develop my PowerBi and SQL skills. Shoot me a DM if you have any leads.

Good morning, hope everyone is having a great week! Does anyone have any advice on breaking into an analyst role? I am currently a Senior Customer Success Manager, with a background in Operations/Process and Project Management as well. I have always enjoyed the analysis pieces of my roles and would love to expand my skills to show how qualified for a position in data analytics. Thank you in advance for the help!

I like to pursue in the data science field. I have business Analyst experience but to switch to data science field could you guide me on what should I learn? Where should I start?

I have 5 YOE in Analytics... always thought I wanted to be a DS, but every job (even the junior ones) required experience in ML development. Though I am part of the ML project, I'm not the person develop the model. And I have a hard time when the interviewer ask about how I develop the model and what hyperparameters I tuned. I know the thought process and stuff but 'I' wasn't the one who did that part in the project. How to convince them that I could do the job without taking credit of others.

I’ve been a data analyst for a little over a year for my current employer. I manage databases, input new information, solve issues utilizing root-cause analysis, and I maintain reports on a daily basis. The only thing I don’t do is work with coding such a SQL. I’m currently enrolled in Coursera Google Data Analytics Certification to learn more about SQL.
I want to get a job in data analytics that uses SQL. How do I show that I know SQL without having direct SQL related work experience?

Hello everyone!
What would you choose between P&G, pwC and a small consulting firm for a data science internship. The three positions are based in Paris and in data science, I have to take a decision this week and I'm completely lost :/
I don't have any clear idea about what I would like to do after (sometimes I think about a phd but others I prefer consulting...)
Thank you so much for your help