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Hello All, I'm new to this group. I currently work as a sales associate at an industrial tool company and want to make a career switch. After many assessments and research, I've settled on a career as a data analyst for the long term. Could anyone advise me on the ideal pathway to become a DA and what tech skills to learn and preferably any resources? I can't afford to go back to school full-time but I'm looking out for online courses and certifications. Any help is greatly appreciated. TIA

I’ve spent 5+ years working across healthcare technology, data analytics, and technical operations, most recently at Commure + Athelas. My experience includes EHR integrations, SQL-driven analysis, claims reconciliation, data validation, dashboards, and cross-functional troubleshooting with engineering and operations teams. I’m currently exploring new opportunities in data analytics, business operations, healthcare tech, or technical operations where I can continue to grow and contribute.

Hi All I bring over 8 years of professional experience advising organisations in North America and APAC region on market expansion, operational transformation and strategy implementation across complex industries such as manufacturing, engineering, infrastructure and automotive. I am now exploring opportunities in independent consulting and would sincerely appreciate any advice, introductions, or recommendations on how to get started with securing projects or collaborating on initiatives.

Hello All, I'm new to this group. I currently work as a sales associate at an industrial tool company and want to make a career switch. After many assessments and research, I've settled on a career as a data analyst for the long term. Could anyone advise me on the ideal pathway to become a DA and what tech skills to learn and preferably any resources? I can't afford to go back to school full-time but I'm looking out for online courses and certifications. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Hi all, recently passed interviews for the Data Center Technician II role at Google and am currently in the team-matching phase. I have over 2 years of experience in: • Installing, troubleshooting, and replacing data center hardware (servers, network devices, storage systems) • Running diagnostics and resolving hardware failures under strict SLAs • Managing hardware lifecycle from racking and cabling to decommissioning and recycling • Collaborating with network and server teams

Hi, I want to transition from tech support to data analysis/business analyst. I love helping people, Im ISTP-A. My passion storytelling. I want to blend tech+ storytelling and seems like data analysis is good option.I do need to do some basic cert like advance excel analysis and power BI to get my foot in door, but I want to know from 15+ years experience in tech support analyzing alot of basic stuff would help me without it? I am looking for a big bump on salary 70K+

Senior data engineer with deep expertise in big data, cloud platforms, and AI-driven systems. Skilled in architecting and scaling end-to-end data pipelines, optimizing workflows with tools like Databricks, Snowflake, dbt, and Airflow, and enabling advanced analytics and machine learning at enterprise scale. Proven track record of building enterprise data platforms and AI-powered products that drive business growth and personalized user experiences.

Hey y’all, I’m currently unemployed and looking for entry-level tech work in the Bay Area. I’ve done: - Data Entry - Quality Control - and Admin Support Most recently worked at Natera and Ripcord handling sensitive info, workflows, and high-volume data. Good with Microsoft Office and fast with learning new tools. Open to temp, contract, or full-time gigs. Thanks for any leads or advice! :)

I think my job could be done by a very simple SQL script. My company spent millions on an AI Strategy, but 90% of what I do is just cleaning messy spreadsheets and creating basic bar charts for execs. I feel like a massive fraud getting paid this much for what is essentially high-end data entry. Is Data Science in most companies just a fancy title for Business Analyst who knows some Python?