Resume of a Data Analyst Going Straight to Interviews [Monthly Datarian Seminar Replay | February 2022]

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In January's monthly Datarian, we shared how four non-data analysts became data analysts. We received numerous inquiries about resumes and portfolios. Therefore, our February Datarian seminar will address your questions about resumes. If you have any questions about any of the topics below, we hope you'll find the content of our February seminar helpful.

I recommend this to anyone who is having these concerns ✅

• I dream of becoming a data analyst, but building a portfolio is incredibly difficult. Are there any guidelines, like a structure, that should be included in a resume?
• How should I effectively list tool skills like SQL and Python on my resume? Describe everything you can (package names, when and under what circumstances you've used them, etc.) vs. condense it to a single, impactful line.
• I'm curious about a data analyst's portfolio. Real web data isn't easy to come by, and I want to create a portfolio that demonstrates, "I have the skills I need in the field! I've demonstrated my experience!"
• Should I include my experience that isn't directly related to data analysis? If I don't include it, it'll be a long gap, but if I include it, I'm worried I'll be attacked for it. It's a bit of a stretch.

February Seminar Timeline ⏰

Part 1 - Read the resumes of working data analysts.

• “How do I include experience unrelated to data analysis on my resume?” _ Minju
• "Should I include this on my resume or leave it out?" _Bomin

Part 2 - Q&A with 4 Data Analysts (Minju, Bomin, Seonmi, Hyejeong)

February Seminar
Introducing the participants 📖

Expected Questions Q&A 💬

Live participation review
If you're curious 👏

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

• It was very helpful that you shared your actual resume and explained it in detail.
• I had a general idea of what to include in a resume, but when it came to actually writing my case, I felt overwhelmed. The webinar was helpful because the instructor showed me an actual resume and explained how to write it. It gave me a sense of the specific flow and content I needed.
• The resumes were impressive. I was particularly interested in the differences between the two speakers' resumes, and the reasons for their differences.
• I was particularly impressed by the clear and easy-to-understand presentation of firsthand experience. Hearing the detailed explanations of why and how the participants made their decisions felt incredibly considerate and respectful to the audience. Furthermore, the quick feedback and real-time communication were incredibly effective, with links to necessary information readily available, making the webinar incredibly comfortable!
• Thank you for sharing various materials and methods that can be utilized in the process of preparing a portfolio (log data/mode/contest utilization provided by Datarian, etc.)
• Stories that only practitioners can tell!

A word to Datarian!

• Thanks to you, I've gained a lot of insight into data analysis! Thank you for helping me clearly target my career :)
• Datarian is love. I was completely lost, but I feel so lucky to have discovered Datarian early in my job search! I love it.
• I want to get a job as a data analyst...☆ There are many people who share similar values and perspectives on data analysis, so I'd love to have tea with them! 😊😊 Thank you so much for preparing such a meaningful lecture♡
• I'm so happy to have had the opportunity to take such a useful and high-quality course. It's the most useful course I've ever taken, and I lost track of time. Thank you so much for making it possible for me to take such a highly effective course at such a low cost!
• I felt a genuine mentor's heart in the fact that he was eager to share even just a little bit more with the webinar attendees. I loved the atmosphere, where speakers and audience members weren't rigidly divided, but rather mingled and engaged. It was a great honor to be able to experience such a wonderful lecture.

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