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@DeveloppeurFree I'll keep going at it until I finally crack it 💪

@_missoma Star schema is tough at first but once it clicks, your data models become so much cleaner. Stick with it — the headache is worth the payoff! 💪

Dear data analysts, how often do you use star schema when working with data in Power BI? Stumbled on it during my Power BI course and so far nothing has given me more headache than star schema 😩 #DataAnalytics #BuildInPublic #powerbi

@ekanemjr_99 Currently building my page to work for me

Let's be honest as a data analyst, If someone who is in need of a data analyst to work with or recommend for a job, will your page speak for you?

Two main questions to ask yourself before building a dashboard as a Data Analyst: 👇🏻 1. What problem are you trying to solve? 2. Who are you designing this for? You may think that you have the newest and greatest dashboard built, but if it doesn't solve the immediate concerns or problems of your end consumer or stakeholder, they're not going to be using the dashboard.

@ekanemjr_99 That is the plan 💪

Dear Datafam, Nobody is coming to discover you. Make yourself visible by getting into people’s TL. Get noticed with insightful comments in the CS. Send that DM. Send that cold email. Opportunities often come from being seen, heard, and remembered. Start showing up. 🚀

@DabereNnamani Waiting for responses to learn from ....

Your CEO sends you a Slack message: Emergency. Customer retention fell last month. We need a plan before the board meeting. You check your dashboard: •Retention: 68% (down from 72%) •Churn: 32% •Customer base: 15,000 •Avg customer lifetime: 9.2 months (down from 10.1) •MRR: $1.8M (up 3%) Your challenge: Before responding, you have 2 hours to understand the situation. What are the first three things you’d investigate to determine: 1.Whether retention actually declined or if the metric is misleading 2.If this is a real crisis 3.What insight leadership actually needs Bonus: What would your Slack response to the CEO say?

@ajoke_ofe @Rita_tyna This looks so clean and easy to understand 👏

I assumed the role of a Sales Analyst for a Mobile Phone Company and built an Executive Sales Dashboard in Excel Analyzed $63.6M in revenue across countries, brands & distributors. Full documentation here👇 github.com/Thetechsis-cyb… @Rita_tyna , your attention is needed here🥰

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@OlasunkanmiIsa6 Congratulations 👏👏

Just got news I'm doing a second internship as a data analyst! Super amazing to keep leveling up. Guess it's true what they say - hard work pays off! I will keep sharing my journey on this space

Delusion is just a vision that has not been validated yet. I believe my turn will come soon. 🤲🏾 Insha Allah.

Stepped out today 🫣🫣

Just started my PowerBI journey and honestly? The learning curve is real, but so is the payoff. Going from raw data to actual visual stories you can understand at a glance is something else. Slowly figuring out how to navigate the interface and build dashboards. Data visualization is actually kinda fun once you crack the hard part 😅 #PowerBI #DataVisualization #LearningInPublicOkay

Welcome to March 🙏

@TechnicalBben That "how to be serious" must be what I'm going through right now. What do I say? How do I position myself? What do I learn? Which app should I focus on?

When I was starting in tech, I was confused and scared. I wanted opportunities, but I did not know what “being serious” was supposed to look like. I took free courses and completed them. I was learning. But the moment it came to the real stuff, the uncomfortable stuff, like watching long videos on how to actually land jobs on Upwork or position yourself on LinkedIn, I could not finish them. One minute in, I was out. Not because I was incapable. Because I was avoiding the discomfort. I was on Upwork for a long time without knowing what I was doing. I would start tutorials on how to win jobs, close them halfway, and still tell myself I was trying. But here is the interesting part. I still tweaked my profile. I updated my bio. Added my certifications. Looked at other profiles and adjusted mine to look more structured. I started applying to jobs, even if I was not fully confident. That was my borrowed seriousness I would blow I have watch the videos lmao 🤣 but I didn't. I was not verified. I did not have a mentor. I did not have a perfect strategy. I was not fully disciplined. But I looked like someone who was trying. Then one day, someone sent me a direct message. I genuinely thought it was fake. It was not. I got the job. I was earning 5 dollars a day. It was small, but at that time I was broke. That money mattered. More importantly, it proved something to me. Opportunities were real. They were not only for people who felt ready. They were not only for people who finished every tutorial or understood everything perfectly. They were for people who showed up, even imperfectly. That one small win gave me clarity. From there, I kept trying. Failing. Adjusting. Trying again. No mentor. Just consistency and courage in small doses. A year after finishing university, I made my first million. I was never fully ready. I was not perfectly serious at the beginning. But even borrowed seriousness moved my life forward. You do not need to feel 100 percent prepared. You do not need to master everything before you start. Sometimes, acting like you belong is enough to get your first shot. And that first shot can change everything.

It's Money day 💲 Monday ❌ What are we accomplishing this week?

@Blesky05 Congratulations 👏🥳

Learning data analysis and working on a project has made me realize something. Data analysts, strategists, consultants, or whatever the proper umbrella term is....are not talked about enough. I mean, having the brain power to put in clear, practical terms, complex business problems and offer proper solutions just by looking at a screen filled with numbers, patterns, and scattered data. That's some genius level sh*t!

All that lady wanted to do was work and make more money, instead he threatened and r*pe that innocent girl. I'm sure that is not his first time. Women should be protected at all costs, 🥺 I wish more remote jobs for young women out there, it's too cold outside.

@fati36885 Congratulations 👏👏

Today I got a chair and a table for my workspace. It may be plastic, but it means everything to me. We all start somewhere and I’m just getting started ❤️

I thought Excel was tough… until I learned this: 20 formulas + 3 patterns = 95% of ALL Excel work. Let’s break it down: