
It all started when I was in my third year of ENGINEERING
I realized I couldn't make a DREAM career in this field
Without telling anyone, I decided to take a BIG risk to become a Data Analyst
And I SEARCHED for it on YouTube
While scrolling, my BRAIN was doing its work
Ayan, what if you realize in the future it was the WRONG choice?
Will you be able to handle the PRESSURE?
My brain did its work and I did MINE
The decision was FINAL
Excel was EASY for me and then I came across SQL
It was the most DIFFICULT thing for me to learn
I learned SQL twice and FAILED
On my THIRD attempt, I changed my strategy
Now, I say SQL is my LOVE language and I use it to SEDUCE the databases
I came across Power BI and I loved this MASTERPIECE
And I was already GOOD at Python
While learning every tool, I was utilizing all my learnings in creating PERSONAL projects
I was READY to get a job offer
Then I came across DOMAIN KNOWLEDGE
In order to get a Data Analyst job, YOU need domain knowledge
Because YOU are going to solve a business problem for a company
I was worried because as an engineering student from WHERE would I learn business acumen?
I messaged a lot of EXPERIENCED people
And got to know that building projects is the BEST way
I was like "WHAT!?"
I have already built so many projects then why do I still NOT have domain knowledge?
From my personal experience, you can BOOST your existing domain knowledge using projects
But you can't give BIRTH to business understanding within yourself
Later, I figured out a GREAT source of domain knowledge
And building the domain knowledge was the BEST decision of my learning journey
I used it as a SUPERPOWER to stand out in the crowd and win the interviews
Later, I realized you should also know which is the BEST industry domain for you to make the job search easier
It was very DIFFICULT for me to figure out how to know which is the best fit industry domain for me
My whole journey was very UNORGANIZED
Because all the things that I should be aware of from the very BEGINNING
Were coming across me at the END of my journey
Because of this I had to keep DELAYING my job search every time
Here, I'm not talking about the technical tools ONLY
But the UNTOUCHED topics like networking, portfolio, industry-specific projects, online presence, domain knowledge, and many more
That aren't explored in DETAIL in the YouTube videos
After receiving so much DMs asking about the ROADMAP
I have decided to HELP beginner Data Analysts
With the help of 1:1 ROADMAP sessions
This won't be a NORMAL roadmap
But this is a roadmap to BECOMING & STANDING OUT as a Data Analyst
My MAJOR focus would be on all the untouched topics + technical tools + resources
So YOU can stand out in your game
And AVOID my mistakes