Data Analysis Portfolio That Takes You Straight to an Interview [Datarian Seminar Replay | January 2025]

Datalian Seminar

In January we cover Data Analytics Portfolios !

Datalian Seminar in January is 🔍

I recommend this to those who are having these concerns ✅

• For those of you wondering how to choose a topic for your data analysis portfolio

• For those of you who are curious about how the portfolios of successful seniors are structured

• Anyone who wants to know where to get data for their project?

• Anyone who is curious about how to create a portfolio that can be used confidently in interviews

Lecture Introduction ⏰

# I am revealing my portfolio of changing jobs from a marketer to a data analyst (feat. Department of Korean Language and Literature)

✔ Speaker Jiho Yoon

• Catchtable Data Analyst

  
  

• From a performance marketer at an advertising agency to a data analyst at Catchtable, I believe that honest data has the power to drive business growth.

# How to create a data analysis project that becomes a weapon in your marketing job

✔ Speaker Jaerim Lee

• Card company card finance team marketer

  
  

• I was preparing for the CPA exam, then worked as an intern at a corporate bank, and now I work as a marketer in the card finance team at a card company. I am in charge of creating content to effectively communicate finance to customers, and conducting customer targeting and monitoring analysis.

Expected Questions Q&A 💬

Live participation review
If you're curious 👏

What was the most impressive thing you learned during the seminar ?

• What impressed me most was that both speakers knew their strengths and weaknesses and quickly developed employment strategies.

• As an expert in every detail, a portfolio of selection and focus that only shows the parts that need to be emphasized and leaves out the rest was really helpful.

• It was good to learn about the content of the current worker. In particular, I felt hopeful when I heard about someone who majored in Korean literature, which was completely unrelated, and transitioned to becoming a data analyst.

  
  

• 'The most impressive part was the part where I felt that 'from the perspective of the listener and viewer (interviewer and company), you can clearly select your strengths and areas for improvement and complete them as an appealing strategy through in-depth consideration of the desired points.' It was a seminar where I learned a lot because it seemed like the people who had a deep sense of meticulous observation and sincerity toward their work were deeply embedded in their attitudes.

• Through the portfolio and interview preparation that the two speakers taught me, I got a sense of how I could have a chance of success😊😊

• In Jaerim’s lecture, there were many parts that I could relate to and relate to as a job seeker regarding the employment strategy and approach. It was an impressive presentation, from the portfolio, detailed tips, to the conclusion.

• It was helpful to learn how you conducted your data analysis project and what logic you used to develop it.

• I remember that you tried to include the capabilities required by JD in your portfolio. It was easy to understand because you showed the job posting you applied for and the portfolio as an example.

• As a current job seeker, every word from the two current employees really resonated with me 🥲 Among them, the part that resonated the most was, 'In order to become an analyst, the most important thing for a data analyst is to logically and persuasively solve anything with your own perspective.' Based on the various information and tips I gained from today's seminar, I will move forward with all my might!!

  
  

  
  

A word to Datalian !

• I just found out about this and it seems very useful! I would like to grow as a data analyst by participating in seminars and analysis camps at Datalian :)

• Thank you so much for working so hard until late at night and for giving me such a great time~!!! Thanks to you, I'm getting lots of great tips and good energy~~~

• I didn't have any friends or seniors around me who study, so it wasn't easy to get information or study, so I felt lonely when I got a job. Thank you so much for opening this seminar study lecture that is helpful for practical work~!! It's really unique, suitable, and easy to understand, and the website is also very sensible and convenient~! Happy New Year, and I look forward to working with you in the future :)

• I have been preparing to become a data analyst since last year. Compared to other jobs, there is not much information and no place to communicate, so I have been worried a lot about whether I am on the right path. Thank you so much for giving me this opportunity!

• Thank you for always hosting great seminars.

• Although it was not a short seminar, I didn't realize how much time had passed because there was so much useful information! I look forward to the next seminar!

• I received a lot of help in 2024. I hope to see you in 2025 as well😊😊 Thank you!

• It's really hard to find data analysis information, so thank you for always providing great content!

  
  

• It was a great lecture. I was always curious about how practitioners do analysis or resume writing, but after hearing the stories of actual practitioners, I think I got tips from places I never thought of. I hope you will continue to make great seminars in the future :)

• Thank you for the great information. I thought a lot while watching it and tried to connect it to my own experience. See you next time~

• I always receive a lot of help from materials and seminars by current professionals. I hope you will be blessed in 2025 and I will continue to support you~