There is a high demand for data analysts these days due to advancements in technology that require more and more analytical work. Businesses of all sizes are looking for ways to make sense of the vast amounts of data they have at their disposal, and they need people who can help them do that. There are a lot of skills that go into being a good data analyst, but there are eight in particular that is often overlooked. This blog post will explore those eight skills and how they can help you in your career as a data analyst.

TL;DR: You might be working a full-time job that has you on call 24/7 and can make your work days long, stressful and tough. …

TL;DR: I wrote a lot of medium articles, and it took up so much time and effort to keep my homepage up-to-date with any new blog posts. That’s why I thought to do an automatic update every time I post on medium. My homepage runs on Python, which makes it really easy with web scraping to grab the links. — We need to install and import following libraries: from bs4 import BeautifulSoup ## for web scraping import urllib.request import re ## regex from linkpreview import link_preview import pandas as pd

In this article, I discuss five steps to developing your own advanced financial analytics in Python. What? You ask. Advanced financial analysis is not going to happen overnight! In fact, it can take up to years of dedicated work and research before you even see the first results, but once you do, your data analysis skills will be on level with top-notch Wall Street professionals. — Everything discussed here is not a financial advice. Please, do your own research.

Disclaimer: This is not legal advice. I am not a laywer. These tipps are only from my own experience. Please, inform yourself and take legal advice, if you are unsure. — In today’s world, businesses must conform to a variety of data protection laws in order to keep their customers and potential customers safe. If you’re not following these laws, your website could be at risk of fines and even legal action.

TL;DR Python is a high-level, interpreted, general-purpose programming language that is used by both professional developers and hobbyists. While it has some advantages over other languages, there are also some disadvantages. In this article, we will compare Python to three well-known languages — C, Java and JavaScript — to see if it’s really as slow, inefficient and outdated as people say. — What is Python?

If you’re a writer, you’ve probably considered writing for Medium. After all, it’s a popular platform with a built-in audience. But what are the real reasons why you should write for Medium? In this article, we’ll explore six of them. — To learn from others I am writing for Medium because I want to learn from others. It is mainly a platform for programmers and developers. I came across Medium because I was searching for a tutorial in Python. So, after a lot of articles, I read and used in my work, I decided also…

TL;DR I’m a data analyst, and I made this to let you know some of the things that might inspire you or discourage you to dive into the field. I’ve mainly dealt with Europe-based companies, and they have different pay ranges than their US counterparts — plus higher demands on your work time. — I started my career almost 4 years ago. First, 1.5 years as a Business Intelligence Analyst, then until now 2.5 years as a data analyst. So, I have some learnings to tell you about, who should and who should not become a Data Analyst in 2023. There are many reasons…