Python for Data Analysis: From Beginners to Tips

Hello, I'm Bomin, a data analyst 😊
I graduated from the Creative Writing Department and started working as a data analyst.

When I listen to the difficulties of people preparing for employment these days, I feel like the situation has not changed much since I was preparing for employment. In this article, I will answer the questions frequently asked by those who are starting to prepare for employment as a data analyst.

Q. What skills are needed for a data analyst?

A. To find the competencies required for a data analyst position, you should carefully look at the job posting. This is because the job posting is a document that officially lists the role, competencies, and skills that the company wants from the person who will work as a ‘data analyst.’

If you look at the job posting, especially the 'Qualifications' and 'Preferred Qualifications' sections, you can learn more about the capabilities and skills required to work in this position.

If you want to know what skills are needed for a data analyst, I recommend you collect the data below and check it out for yourself.

1. We are collecting job postings for data analysts.

2. Look for commonly mentioned skills in the ‘Qualifications’ and ‘Preferences’ sections.

3. Find out which skills are mentioned more in the ‘Qualifications’ section.

If this process is too cumbersome, I will share with you job posting data directly analyzed by field data analysts.

You can see the data from 40 data analyst job postings analyzed in the link below .

👉 https://bit.ly/3Hj5HE9

If you are wondering how to properly utilize this data,
Come to Datalian’s January seminar to learn the know-how of getting a job as a data analyst as a non-major.
I'll tell you some job-hunting tips from non-major data analysts who graduated from the Department of Creative Writing and the Department of Social Welfare.

Apply for the January seminar 'How did a non-major become a data analyst?'
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