This great sir what about for people that are trained data analyst, for job and career advancement

@@mayowaadeboye939 You can join too. It's tailored for those who are serious and fall into the following categories: ASPIRING Data Professionals - Individuals looking to embark on a journey to become data analysts, seeking the right coaching and mentorship. ENTRY LEVEL Data Professionals - Those who have secured a data analytics job and aim to progress to higher-paying roles or need support in settling into their current position. ESTABLISHED Data Professionals - Professionals seeking a community of data analytics experts where they can be accountable in their professional development. All three groups above share a common desire: to belong to a community where they can receive support and offer support to others.

@@AdesanyaAyeni Alright sir thanks for the speedy response

Trust me you can succeed and achieve whatever you set out to achieve. Don’t give up. Can you get in touch with me and let’s discuss if you don’t mind.

Thanks a lot

I am not sure what you mean. Perhaps you can explain better. I creat content about jobs. That’s the value I provide here and anyone is free to go and apply for jobs. Nothing is illegal or against the law. And there isn’t any secrecy. Just respond and let me know anything I’ve done wrong.

I am at the advanced stage of starting a community that will be supporting people interested

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You have done the right thing and I believe you will succeed and get better as long as you continue to improve and do a lot of self-study. and always take any opportunity to participate in training programs available in your workplace. hopefully, you have a supporting line manager and colleagues. All the best.

Oh, I was already over 40 but I was doing office work previously and I had a good digital skills as the foundation. Also I was already familiar with Excel but not at advanced level and my sql was almost none existent below basic I must say at the time.

@@AdesanyaAyeni Alright, thank you for your willingness to share.

Thank you for the kind feedback. I really appreciate it.

Please accept my apologies. I have been very busy but I will surely create it soon.

@@AdesanyaAyeni Alright Sir.

Thanks for the comment. There isn’t any tip other than apply for jobs and work on interviews techniques. As well if you are interested in a particular sector use the datasets of of that sector more in your projects.

@@AdesanyaAyeni thank you sir. I appreciate it

I am in the UK

Sure, we can discuss if you want.

Which means of communication would you prefer?

Good question and thanks for asking. The first thing I will say is this: it depends on the sector you are interested in working in. However, widening your scope is important. As you mentioned, a Health Data Science and Statistics degree almost speaks for itself, indicating that you are in the healthcare sector. If you are applying for roles in financial services, they might assume your knowledge is restricted to healthcare and consider other candidates ahead of you. But this is just on the surface and merely an assumption. In reality, the title of the degree doesn't matter too much in the labor market. The caveat is in professional fields; for example, you cannot bring an architect to do a doctor's job, (you will need someone who has been to medical school and graduated) and you wouldn't hire just anyone to do architectural drawings simply because they claim to know how to draw a house plan (in a civilized environment). However, if someone can prove to you in a technical assessment that they can solve a problem using data and the right tools, and possibly provide insights that will help a business, the type of degree they have won't matter. In essence, if two people apply for a job-one with a health data science degree and the other with a general data science degree assuming the one with the health data science degree has the right technical skills, has researched well, and knows what is required for the role, they might stand a better chance of getting the job. In summary, if you ask me to choose one, of course, I will choose the general data science degree. However, if I am already in the healthcare sector and looking for a higher level role that will help me progress towards my goals, I might go for the healthcare data science degree. With my current knowledge and the degree, I would have a significant advantage over other candidates when applying for healthcare-related roles. I hope I have answered your question.

@@AdesanyaAyeni Thanks very much. It really helps. That means I should go in for the General data science this coming September in UK. Hope the job market for data science is still good????

I have a vlook up and hlookup as part of the functions and formula that I already created. I just haven't had enough time to upload all of them. Surely you will see it soon and if you want me to expand or do more detail version I will surely do that later. I think I have done a video already about dashboard but I can do more other versions.

You are welcome and thank you for the kind feedback.

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Thank you for the kind feedback

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That's correct. Thanks. And it's command+T in mac

Thank you for watching. Hope you found it useful.

Are you proficient in data analytics tools? and have you applied for jobs?

@@AdesanyaAyeni i just enrol to training school and watching you tubes. but i still need your support to enable function well, work and getting jobs with NHS and have your direct phone number, enable me explain my challenges as a domicillary carer, moved into the UK in dec 2022

Thanks for letting me know. Sure, I will do that.

Thank you for the kind feedback.