[A Hundred Words are Not as Good as Seeing Once] SQL Practical Guide for Data Analysis (Free Mini Course)

Monthly Datalian September Seminar 'Complete Guide to Preparing for a Job as a Data Analyst by a Practitioner', Application Deadline Today! ⏰

If you want to learn job-hunting tips from professionals, such as how to determine the direction of your job search, resume writing tips, and how to find data for your project, sign up for the monthly Datalian September seminar.

👉 Apply for the September seminar

🍀 What you can get from the seminar

▸ How to set a direction for job hunting
▸ Resume Writing Tips
▸ How to find a project eater
▸ Employment tips from professionals

(This seminar is an encore seminar that gathers only the job-seeking know-how of working data analysts for those preparing for job-seeking or career change as data analysts.)

Whether you are preparing for a job as a data analyst or hoping to change careers, meet us at the September Datalian monthly seminar.

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[Questions received so far]

✔ What should be included in a resume for a non-major data analysis job?

✔ Are there any areas that you particularly focus on for non-majors in interviews or self-introductions, unlike for majors? (Previous career, certifications, projects, etc.)

✔ How deep, how long, and what are the results of a project that should be included in your portfolio?

✔ As a liberal arts student, have you ever had difficulty viewing data?

✔ There are many bootcamps and courses related to data analysis. Are they really helpful for non-majors? Is there anything you recommend as a first step to prepare for a data analysis job?

✔ Looking at the job postings, it seems like there are a lot of companies that require SQL these days, but how can a job seeker develop SQL projects or queries on his/her own?

✔ Even if you want to start your own analysis project, it is difficult to obtain data and decide on an analysis topic. In particular, what analysis topics are of interest to companies?

✔ Looking at the portfolio examples, I am intimidated by the projects that have been applied in practice and achieved results. Will I be competitive when applying for a new job with only assignment projects?

✔ I have had various projects and competitions during my undergraduate life. Is this okay? It is the last semester, and I have no internship experience. Should I do an additional internship?