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BUSINESS FAILURE AND SUPERSTITION It's easy to spiritualize sad occurrences in business especially in a country like mine(Nigeria). But the question for instance remains: What has been done to create a centralized system where customers can log feedbacks and reviews to the company? One negative review from a customer is enough to keep ten people out. Multiply that by 5 more negative reviews from different people, and you have a cataclysmic effect enough to destroy a business and send it to oblivion. In my area, there are filling stations which I don't buy from because they have a certain stigma. People usually do not buy from them – especially the keke and bus drivers. And because they don't buy from them, most people like I presume something must be wrong with thier services. This is where a data analyst like me can come in and that's how important analyzing and monitoring your customer reviews and feedback can be. Do you need data analysis services? I am just a DM away or 📞 Whatsapp me on +2347066938021 #DataAnalyst #BusinessIntelligence #DataAnalysis #Excel #PowerBI, #DataVisualization #Hiring #Analytics #CareerOpportunities #RemoteJobs #TechJobs #AnalystJobs #Remote #DataVisualization #NaijaDataAnalayst

Many companies are looking for experienced individuals who have a track record in working with data, so the best way to position yourself is to have a portfolio that demonstrates your data analysis skills. If you’re interested in gaining the technical knowledge and experience needed to be a successful data analyst, then check out the sites listed above. Did you find this helpful? Don’t forget to share with a friend. #dataanalyst #dataanalyticstraining #dataleum

🚨 Data Analyst or MIS Specialist? Clarifying the Role Confusion 🚨 What's the difference between an MIS Specialist and a Data Analyst? While these roles have distinct skill sets, there's a trend where companies hire “Data Analysts” but later assign them MIS-focused tasks. This often leaves new hires surprised and questioning the alignment between their job title and responsibilities. 👉 Is this role confusion a result of industry-wide misunderstandings about these positions? 👉 Or is it a symptom of a broader need for clarity in job definitions? Let’s start the conversation—what’s been your experience?

If it came down to two Data Analyst candidates for one opening: Candidate A: - 9/10 technically - 8/10 domain knowledge - 3/10 curiosity - 5/10 communication Candidate B: - 6/10 technically - 3/10 domain knowledge - 9/10 curiosity - 7/10 communication ....I'm taking B every single time. My reasons: 1. Curiosity and communication are superpowers for analytics. 2. Technical skills and domain knowledge can be taught. And personally, I like teaching and training analysts. Who would you take? #data #analytics

I completely agree with Drew Mooney! As analysts, we need to have the curiosity we had when we were small children - gathering all the information we can to learn about the world around us, asking "Why?", "How?", "What about?", and lots more "Why?". Asking questions and actively listening to understand the responses are critical analyst skills.

Skills of BI & Financial Analyst   The following are the important skills for any Business Intelligence & Financial Analyst.   Along with the academic qualifications, the important skills required are:   - Data Analysis: Should be able to understand and summarize the data - Data Management: From the large volume of data, should be able to collect the required data, collate and use it in an organized manner. It should be at optimal level. - Financial Reporting: Preparation of Periodical reporting for different stakeholders. - Business & Technical knowledge: One should have the business and technical knowledge to be a successful analyst. - Problem solving & Data Visualization: Should have the data visualization and problem-solving skills along with ability to communicate effectively. #CGM #FinancialReporting #businessintelligence #Banking #SarathPulipati

Stay focused on the business problem when you are working as a data analyst. 𝗜𝘁 𝗵𝗮𝘀 𝘃𝗮𝗿𝗶𝗼𝘂𝘀 𝗯𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗳𝗶𝘁𝘀 𝘀𝘂𝗰𝗵 𝗮𝘀: • Deliver projects on time. • Stay in context with the business problem. • Fewer revision requests from stakeholders and clients. • Generate actionable insights. • Develop effective solutions for problems. #DataAnalytics #DataAnalyst #BusinessFocus #AnalyticsInsights #StakeholderManagement #DataDriven #AnalyticsCommunity #BusinessIntelligence #ProblemSolving #DataSkills #AnalystTips #EffectiveSolutions #CareerInAnalytics #GlobalAnalytics #UKDataAnalyst #USDataAnalyst #EuropeDataAnalyst #DataAnalystJobs #AnalyticsCareers #BusinessProblemSolving #HiringDataAnalysts #AnalyticsAdvice #ActionableInsights #AnalystMindset #AnalyticsProfessionals

You don't need a Data Analyst Affording one is too expensive. That's the initiative of many companies these days. Employing a data analyst will cost you the pay of two employees. The initiative people throw in the air these days, but they forget to note. 📌A data analyst will help you make two times the amount of the medium capital you were making. Why? How? What do you do? Yes!! 📌We take proven and existing data to make an analysis that will benefit your organization. 📌 We examine a large amount of data in order to get new views and insights into the prospects of a company. 📌 We help solve business problems and challenges. 📌 We provide suggestions and ideas on how to improve technology and systems of operations based on facts. What more can I say🤗. Have I been able to clear your doubts 👌 Make sure to employ one for your company. P.S. I am AFFORDABLE!! In order to clear your doubts more, Abasiofon Ime Moses and I will be hosting a webinar on how data-driven insights are changing the game for businesses. 📌 From real-world examples to practical tips 👍. Date: 18th August 2024 Time:. 4pm - 5pm Don't afford to miss this 📌 #dataanalyst #datainsights #mondaymorning #businessanalysis

Today let's discuss how you can effectively communicate technical insights to non-technical entities as a data analyst. • Stay result-focused. • Avoid technical jargon. • Interact with the team so that both parties are on the same page. • Make sure stakeholders feel heard. • Ensure proper labeling and titling in your visualizations. • Follow the STAR method to explain your approach (Situation, Task, Action, and Result) This will allow you to communicate your insights efficiently as a data analyst. Enjoy. Follow for more! #DataAnalytics #DataAnalyst #TechnicalCommunication #DataInsights #BusinessCommunication #StakeholderEngagement #STARMethod #DataVisualizationTips #EffectiveCommunication #AnalyticsLeadership #GlobalDataCareers #DataJobs #USDataAnalyst #UKDataAnalyst #EuropeDataAnalyst #DataAnalystRole #DataCommunication #AnalyticsCareer #HiringDataAnalysts #DataPresentation #NonTechnicalAudience #AnalyticsSkills #DataStorytelling #BusinessAnalysis #DataCareers

#Data_Analytics #JOB #Openings In today’s data-driven world, the demand for skilled data analysts is on the rise. If you’re looking to break into this exciting field, here’s a roadmap to help you navigate the journey successfully. A Thread. 🧵