The Best Data Analytics Tools for 2025: What to Learn Now

[@mo-chen]

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[@yogawithdasia]

1. MS Excel 2. SQL 3. Python 4. Data Viz. Tools (Power BI or Tableau) 5. Cloud Skills ( AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud)

[@Gojosaturo4l]

Sir could you please create videos on the following topics? How to Present Insights Using Dashboards A step-by-step guide on creating and delivering impactful presentations using different types of dashboards would be really helpful. The Day-to-Day Workflow of a Data Analyst It would be great to see a video on how data analysts work from start to finish-how they collect, process, and analyze data, how they prepare for meetings, and when they present their findings. For freshers like me, it would also be helpful to know if we’re expected to present from day one or if training is provided.

[@mo-chen]

This video kzbin.info/www/bejne/f36Qo2yier-Wn68si=N9yJmGavaoVgHh-d and this playlist will help kzbin.info/aero/PLodYDTuHA29Yq8rc-4IatduBpeR5sMwEO&si=9nLGos42rBw9UoRA :)

[@Gojosaturo4l]

@@mo-chen Thank you SIR!

[@connorshelley3416]

Love the vid as always but I think you would benefit from not having adds on your channel atm whilst you build up your following as the ad takes away from the video

[@mo-chen]

Thanks for the honest feedback. I like being honest myself -- I reject 99.9% of sponsorship requests as I only partner with companies that I can stand behind. These sponsorships allow me to create better, more educational content for free not just here on YT, but everywhere else :) Please just skip them next time you're watching a video.

[@kostispappas7381]

I am really bummed on how R is completely ignored from most job ads or - at best - it is a good plus. Such a great language for data analysis, but with Python dominating the market it doesn't seem a sound investment.

[@tranceformeeer]

Well yes, but sometimes R can be a good plus point if you know instead of python. Because if a company needs someone who can use R, there won't be a lot because everyone learned python. So in some cases it can help to stand out from the crowd.

[@mo-chen]

R is great but just like you said, certainly not as in-demand as Python. My preference is always to learn the tool that most companies actually use and ask for. No point learning something super niche.

[@Drojnosnared]

In adittion, there is no such a great difference between R in Python for most companies...so 🤷

[@winjemelroncorpuz5057]

I plan to learn both R and Python but based on the comments here it seems like it's better to learn python now. But is it still a plus if you know R and Python?

[@tranceformeeer]

@@winjemelroncorpuz5057 I think its not bad if you know both but as I know I would focus on one tool first and later if the role needed you can learn R also.

[@StevenPham2310]

Can you make a video on improving and practicing communication and presentation skills, especially for people who use English as a second language if possible? I find it challenging to communicate insights from my data analysis projects effectively verbally.

[@gershomomutiti7744]

Very informative. Thank you bro

[@mo-chen]

Glad it was helpful!

[@hotchipps4209]

Now that was crisp. Am currently working on MS Excel. But I am confused as to what to pair it with to get better at it? SQL or Visualisation Tools like Tableau / Power BI? What do you think will bring in better results?

[@mo-chen]

It depends on what kind of role you want to work in. If it's a role heavily dependent on visualizing data, then you should definitely learn either Tableau or Power BI. If not, then learn SQL next.

[@estebanb5761]

Hi, i am colombian, i have been delving into this field, do you think that there are opportunities for people that doesnt live in USA or Europa ? For example working in remote way for an abroad company both American or European? Great video

[@aliyaalvi4642]

Thank you for useful information. plz share platforms to learn aws and Google cloud for free

[@mo-chen]

KZbin :)

[@KhushiSingh-ix6fs]

I like how data-backed each point was haha

[@mo-chen]

It's only fair given my background and experience!

[@KhushiSingh-ix6fs]

@@mo-chen of course, no other way