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- This lecture is a recorded video (VOD) of the live seminar “What does a data analyst do?” held in March 2022.
- Includes replies to real-time chat that comes up during the live presentation.
In March, we'll cover practical data analysis stories!
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Datalian Seminar in March is 🔍
Is there any job that is as different from what you see on the outside as what you actually do as a data analyst? For those of you who are curious about what a data analyst does and what they should do, we have prepared a seminar for March.
Data analysts are fighting with numbers every day to accelerate business growth and drive sales growth. In the March webinar, we will talk about funnel analysis, one of the analysis frameworks widely used by analysts, and user behavior data, which has often been the center of debate, such as 'Do we really need this data?', but is now the 'center of data analysis.'
If you want to get hints on data analysis that produces results, or if you are curious about the tasks that data analysts frequently do in actual companies, please check out the March seminar!
I recommend this to those who are having these concerns ✅
- I want to get a job as a data analyst or change jobs, but I don't know exactly what this job title entails.
- I work as a data analyst and I feel like I don't have my own weapon.
- I want to use data in my work, but I don't know where to start.
- I want to use data for work... but I don't have any data!
📺 In April, we'll talk about a bit more diverse data analysis methods.
March Seminar Timeline ⏰

#1 - What does a data analyst do?
- “Funnel Trivia Dictionary That’s Useful to Know” _ Minju
- "The Joy and Sorrow of User Behavior Data Analysis" _ Bomin
#2 - Q&A with 4 Data Analysts (Minju, Bomin, Seonmi, Hyejeong)
Expand the pre-questions answered in Part 2
Q1. I am curious if there is an average for funnel analysis.
Q2. Is there a specific order to the analysis when analyzing user data? Or do you first do everything in a comprehensive manner to find insights?
Q3. When I interviewed the data team of a large distribution company, I was told that they mainly handled requests from other teams (marketing, sales, etc.). Does the scope of an analyst’s role inevitably vary depending on the size of the company and the industry?
Q4. Please recommend books or videos that beginners can study on methodologies such as Funnel and RFM! While studying on my own, I found that theories such as ML/DL can be easily accessed by searching, but there aren't many lectures or books that teach about analysis methods that are actually used😢😢
Q5. If I hear something like, ‘This month’s monthly key indicator fell. Please report the data and find out what the cause is,’ I don’t know how far I should go in my analysis and convey it.
Q6. I can analyze, but it's hard to devise a strategy. How do you respond to questions like, "I understand the analysis results and I know this is the problem... so what should I do?"
Q7. If you could go back a few years from now when you were working as a data analyst, what advice would you give yourself?
Q8. I'm trying to introduce the concept of funnel analysis to an organization that has little experience in data-based decision making. As the service develops, I feel the importance of customer analysis, but it's not easy to convince them 😭😭 What is the easiest way for team members to experience funnel analysis?
Q9. The scope and potential impact of data-driven decision-making today (or in the future)
March Seminar
About the participants 📖
Part 1 Speaker <Democracy>
After founding a shared housing startup and working as an analyst for a B2B logistics startup, he is now the CEO of Datarian. He is a young entrepreneur with experience from startup to exit. From the time he first started a company, he has constantly thought about business funnels, and he is currently designing and analyzing Datarian’s funnel.
Part 1 Speaker <Bomin>
Data worker on a recruitment platform. From creating data that never existed in the world to proposing business strategies using data and managing projects. I do all the AZ of what can be done with data.
Panel <Hyejeong>
I started out as a data analyst at a content platform and am now the CPO of Datarian. I am passionate about creating and analyzing original content for Datarian.
Moderator, Panel
<Sunmi>
After working as a data analyst at Coupang, Hyperconnect, and Kakao, I am now the CEO of Datarian. Working with Datarian members has made me believe in the power of data even more.
Expected Questions Q&A 💬
Q. When is the monthly Datalian Live Seminar? Where can I apply?
You can check out the next month's seminar information on the Datalian website . You can also apply right away!
Q. Is there anything I need to prepare before listening?
No :D Anyone can hear it!
Q. Can I view the slides you used in the seminar separately?
The slides can be found on the Datalian blog. Check out the link below!
https://bit.ly/3OWz0iB
Live participation review
If you're curious 👏
What was the most impressive part of the webinar?
- Not only did you share your experience in starting a business (sharehouse), but you also explained cases of user-experience-data utilization analysis within the company, which helped me understand what a data analyst can do in general.
- I started using data analytics to solve problems, and I liked the content on where to gain insights and what to pay attention to as I went along!
- I was impressed by the way you showed the process of data-driven decision making using the funnel model.
- I think it was easy to understand because it was explained with real-life examples, especially for people who don't have experience with data 😊😊
- It was nice to see what non-incumbents can do in their current position to become analysts.
- Q&A session (Part 2). Among them, the part where you said to do analysis that makes money was impressive.
- Lastly, what struck me most was what Sunmi said about the future of data-driven decision-making and the areas where data should not have an impact.
A word to Datarian!
- I was a bit worried because I thought it might be targeted at job seekers, but as an analyst in the field, I found many points relatable and really liked it. See you in the next webinar!
- Thank you for always providing informative webinars.
- I was satisfied with both the content and the progress because the four of you answered the questions so passionately during Q&A time :)
- Thank you for always preparing great webinars!
- Thank you for creating so much great content :)
- I hope you'll have a great webinar in the future! Thank you always.