Courses from Maven Analytics taught me more skills than the Google Data Analytics Certificate.

have u ever used your mic brush for a makeup hahaha

Definitely see what the in-demand #s are now since AI launched to the public last year.

Please I need help I got completed the payment for data analytics course . When started learning please reply this answer

Thank you! I’m glad you like the review :)

Hey Google, have you seen the advanced very video? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLl_Y69ltZ6pYmw.html feel free to include it in your playlist.

Currently taking the course and just loving it!! Thanks Google & Coursera for the great job done..

Can we with google Data analytics certificate work?

Dam. You got Google itself liking you? Ok you're a boss. I'm listening 👍

thanks for sharing! I am sure anyone reading this would find it helpful. Cheers!

Hi hamza, i am thinking to take this course but confused, because i want to get a good job, if this is a right choice

have you landed a job you desire?

Did it help?

Did you get a job? Good luck! YOU got this.

Thanks for sharing!

I am sorry for you for being taking it… R or Python are not useful for starters. I also just finish a capstone as well, not much experience with data, but, yes, I only learned Python, R, SAS, but didn’t learn SQL or Power BI. Those are the only important things. Let’s run to get it. Don’t take Tableau if you have windows system. I would only recommend Tableau over Power BI if you cannot use Power BI in your system.

Where did you take your additional courses? For Python and etc.

​@@emoneytauriacCoursera

Hi @scottTX79 , do you recommend this over a bootcamp at a University ? I know they are more expensive and will possibly cover the same things with the difference that they are probably not self-paced like Coursera is? Please advise since I am currently trying to see which route to go and I need real advice. Thanks in advance !!

How did you enjoy it? I only have my BA in physics and found that the stuff was so mind numbingly boring and the quizzes were more a question of whether you could repeat verbatim from the glossary than have any understanding. I don't think I've learned anything new about analysing data and even the tool utilisation components are incredibly basic.

I have a B.B.A. in Corporate Finance, worked at a bank for 6 years after college in high-level operations, then decided I wanted a career change at 28. I took the Google Data Analytics course and the Business Analytics Specialization course for Wharton Business School Online. I am now a senior marketing analyst for a large corporation and make $42k more a year than what I was making in banking, and I am remote. The two certificates I aquired landed me a 6-figure, remote analyst job. Having my BBA in Finance and 6 years of operational and project managment experience obviously helped as well. But from the moment I decided to pursue data analytics, I passed the two courses and landed my new job within 1 year. No masters degree.

​@@Theultrazombiekiller omg that's really increidible your background and when you were looking for work, did you receive a lot of demand thanks to this certification? thank u and congratulation

Yes, this is true.

@@Theultrazombiekiller Same story, business degree with finance, with 3+ years of work experience, and completed the course two months ago in hopes of a career change, remote work and higher salary. If you have any advice on what finally helped land you a job, please share, as I haven't been able to even get an interview yet.

​@@Theultrazombiekillerhey can you share your linkedin id i have some questions that i need your help with

i think experience helps a lot!! i have a degree in Business informatics but it is kind hard to find a nice job for myself. May i ask how is course going? I just started my MSc in data science but i think it would be nice to start this course i think it would be interesting. How you like the course so far?

How does one become a Financial Crime Analyst without a degree if you don't mind me asking

@@GtZkInGz01 I worked in banking and did education in finance

@@86Disab any advice on starting out in the banking industry ?

@@GtZkInGz01 I started as a teller on the mobile support team which meant I traveled to several branches to support sick/vacation days. Then got hired at a branch as a teller at a branch that I liked and was close to home. Then got a position out of head office at their call center to get lots of experience quickly. Meanwhile I was working on education to become a financial planner. Never had positions as a financial advisor open up for 2 years, kept getting empty promises from the hiring manager. After doing the cross training program, had 6 months go by without any further communication about moving to the role. After a couple weeks shadowing the job, it wasn't really what I had in mind for becoming a financial planner. Spoke to my direct manager. We were working as an org at migrating our online banking to a new platform and app. During this I was brought on to lead a team to help members migrate to the new system. Through that experience I got to rub shoulders with members of the corporate security team and come up with authentication process and then create a flowchart for the new staff to authenticate people over the phone quickly etc.. essentially I solved a lot of problems for the organization in my time during the migration process which got me recommendations from the call centre director and management. My wife had also worked on various projects on banking conversion, so they knew my wife's track record, also my sister in law worked as an executive assistant to the marketing executive. My wife was also an executive assistant for the CEO while he was the CRO. So.. I did have extra help in getting recognized by people that mattered in the hiring process, but it was 3.5 years of hard work to get there... nothing was guaranteed etc.. I left the job in 2022. Currently enjoying being a stay at home dad. Happy for my experience in group risk management, wouldn't want to stay there long term. Lots of jaded individuals, management were all functioning alcoholics. Very woke industry at this point. Prioritizing gender/sexual orientation over quality/quantity of work. Spent 7 years there, almost unrecognizable now from the company I started working for.

thanks for precious info!

I am doing the exact same thing. My question is, is it worth it? Is leaving teaching worth it? I am at a good school, with good students. But the downside is, I am not making nearly enough money.

I am in the same situation. I'd love to know how it's going for you and your opinions of it.

Oh, really? Did that end up helping you get a job or stand out to recruiters?

@@pinkivankar9973 Odin project is a development project. How it related to Data analyst certification?

Can you elaborate about the odin project?

You had no technical skills prior to this course and are able to follow the materials? I was worried about taking this on because of lack of technical skills.

@@willowbe4747 It isn't very tough to be honest but you need to be inquisitive especially in SQL and Tableau. As always, practice makes perfect... I am a long way fr there but I will take it one step at a time

@@christopherk7920 thank you, this was so helpful. You have yourself a great day!

@@willowbe4747 good luck 🤞🏻

HI ! Did you finish the course? have you landed in a job that you desired? I am just starting this course and was wondering if it was worth it? So far is just basic information and definitions, and since it's self pace I was wondering if you really learn to work with Python , SQL, R Programming and Tableau at some point of the course? Please advise, thank you !

How do you build a portfolio without actually working a job. Thanks

@@natashacolthirst2112by doing projects

@@Noneya409 You look up projects online to do on your own. Once completed create a portfolio and/or put it on your resume

​@@mochabettyso that means just goto fiverr and do some quick jobs?

I’m so glad you like the video ❤️

I think there is a newer one. Advanced Data analytics by Google. This one covers Python

SQL*

@@ghettoghost2657 SQL

how long did it take you to finish the course?

Can we complete this course in one month?

any update

Did you get a job?

@@pratibhakunwar7970 No, this course is not going to land you a job

Hello bhai , mai abhi start krne jara hu after completing google professional certificate what should be my next step ? Can you give your instagram ?

How did it go?

Thank you, Lucy!

Agree

@Ade Bakari its redundant and at the surface level.

@Ade Bakari Because no one actually cares that you completed these certification courses. All they care about is whether or not you have a college degree and how many years of professional experience you have.

@@coffeewithginseng3812 In the IT field I would say people care about skills and a certificate shows / indicates that you may have it so they can test you on it during a possible interview. Experience you can get by showing your portfolios. It may be easier if you had a degree but maybe its not impossible without at the beginning - you can even go straight to Masters in Data Analytics without a degree if you meet the requirements such as by working in the field for a few years.

@@francisdelacruz6439 It's already so difficult to find an entry-level data analyst job with a 4 year degree and internship experience. Not to mention personal projects don't help as much either because most jobs are looking for candidates with muliple years of 'professional' work experience and referrals from those employers. These online certification courses are good for gaining some basic knowledge about data analytics but they should not be treated as an instant pass for landing a full-time job in tech.

Amazing Congrats on completing it 👏

That's awesome. All the best!

Eveything will be affected by Ai Artists are already Fked ...

I would recommend studying as soon as you can. Some aspects of both subjects overlap, Data Science is just a more high level variation of DAnalyst. That's my opinion anyways, good luck!

@@lees5097 - Thank You so much for your advice.

Can we complete this course in 1 month?

I appreciate your comment very much, this is the response that I've been looking for. Possibly a bootcamp would be better? I will do my research, thanks again !

I am glad you find the content valuable. I appreciate the note :)

Thanks for sharing your pov. I agree it’s a starting point and not really where you should stop. In order to be marketable if the job market, you would have to continue building your skills and projects after completing this certificate

I thought as much also. This is more like a paid review.

great timing of the video then. Cheers!

That's a scary thought to have... 😢

They will still need people to supervise the AI's in some capacity. New job roles will be created for that.

Hopefully yes

If you don't mind me asking did you complete portfolio project(s) after completing the DA course?

Try applying for google apprenticeship program

same question

ChatGPT can tell you

@@GuardienTTV Already asked everything is needed as per ChatGpt. ChatGpt offers it's suggestions for these questions but it's not the exact answer! My question is not if data structures and algorithms knowledge is required but it's 'how much' is required... And how much cloud computing knowledge is required, like deploying model is enough or in depth knowledge is required. She works in a big tech so she would have known what's that recruiters are looking for that's why I asked. As you know ChatGpt can be my tutor to larger extent! Already using it to learn data science.... And ChatGpt highly recommends developing SQL skills, solving DSA problems in LeetCode, HackerRank, Geeksforgeeks

No bro , no need to learn Data Structure for Data analyst/data scientist. only data enginer and ml engineer use data structures because they develop pipelines end to end, so they use most of it. for d.a/d.s no need to learn cloud entire only u have to now how to deploy the code and storage systems like aws-ec2, gcp storage .. @sakthi vel

@@mydell179 hi thanks for your information!

Google analytics course

I am currently taking the course as well. I completed the entire first course (Foundations) in 2 days. All of those notes are not needed unless you are not a quick learner, I only have 4 pages of notes and I am someone who loves to write things down. I love a good note lol

@@IkaneishaJenkins Weird because there is def more than 4 pages of notes in that entire course and you mustve skipped a lot of the work because you CANNOT finish that one class in only 2 days. I am a quick learner and am feeling like i haven't learned anything i didn't already know here. Thanks for your insight, were all different in terms of learning i guess.

@naomitorres3266 I definitely did. That first part is nothing but introduction and extremely short "quizzes." I skipped nothing. Watched every single video and completed every single task. I got the certificate for completion and moved on to the 2nd part which is the ASK step. If you are familiar with this AT ALL there isn't much to take notes on. Like you mentioned, it is very repetitive. You will be fine.

@@IkaneishaJenkins Thats the thing im entirely new to this field. But always have been great with tech and computers so its why im here. Ill keep going with it i just want to make sure Im not wasting my time and it is entirely worth it. Thank you again for your insights!

@@naomitorres3266 You're welcome. Don't stress so much. I promise you'll be fine especially since you're good with tech.

I think alot has to do with how you present it. I would look into this and maybe Comptia Data+. As long as you are competent in R and SQL (perhaps learning Python as well) - you are doing well for yourself. Spend money on a place that makes a great resume. Send your resume out and see how it works. There are many ways to get a job in DA, but how about chatting with someone who works in it? Knowledge can never be taken away from you. Money you can lose but knowledge stays so if this helps you it isn't a waste.

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@@RealxRoyal I'm in the 5th out of 8

Is it worth it?@@Satya_1011

@@Satya_1011 Hey! Did you complete the course? Would you recommend it?

@@samk7717 No ,, but of course the course covered many basic concepts of analysis but do the analysis course where python include

not all bootcamps are equal, so I would suggest doing your research before commuting to one. Look into where the bootcamps graduates end up in the first 6 months to 1 year. That would give you an idea.