How to tell if a career in Data Analytics is right for you…

could a data analysis run a business

I love how you explain. i would love to apply to the program but cannot affordit :/

Argue about your presentation? I missed that part. Eill you have to argue about your findings?

do you like people complaining that they don't like the colors in the bar chart or the font isn't the one they want then data analysis may be for you.

I am a natural. I worked data analysis without having an idea i was doing the same. I just worked on it as a report but i would find myself naturally giving better reports they had to be used by the exco as is without my manager editing.

Thank you

The 6th for me is the worst…. rsrsrs😂

hoping it is not too late

I owe merit America 10000 and I learned nothing about data analytics

Seems so boring 😬

YouTube has more don’t become this and that 😂 videos Jesus

Hello, i'm new to data analytics…I'd love to connect. Thanks

This is 2025 and I'm planning on going into this career. I hope I get an answer to this question. Does data analysis have a niche one should focus on? In terms of business and industries. Or as a data analyst, I can work for any business

I could answer yes to just about all these criteria. My question is: who should NOT pursue data analytics? Is there anything in this field that makes a data analyst miserable? (e.g. extremely tight/high-pressure deadlines, mandatory overtime, taking phone calls all day that interrupt workflow, neurotic type A personality coworkers?)

I want to transition out of the medical field for the above listed stresses.

Is it worth spending $20k in tuition, when I'll be making $25-30 an hour?

okay, just today my best frind tell me that i can have a career in data analytics, and i have everything that you mention in the video, im gonna start to study this

This video is everything I needed and more. God bless you

I'm still a high school student, and this is my final year. There's a chance I might receive a scholarship to study abroad, and one of the countries I’ve been seriously considering is Canada—it just feels like the right fit for me for personal reasons.

The main challenge I’m facing is deciding on a major. I’ve been thinking about studying Data Analytics and eventually working as a Data Analyst. But there are a few things holding me back.

First, I have zero experience with programming, but my math skills are quite strong. At my school, we study complex mathematics, and our teachers often include tricky or hidden problems in exams—so my whole academic journey has trained me to think analytically and solve both visible and subtle problems.

Also, I naturally enjoy communicating and explaining things clearly to others, even persuading them, and I think that’s a strength I’d love to apply in any career I choose.

My English isn’t perfect yet, but I love learning new things, and I’m confident I can improve quickly.

So here’s my main concern:
If I study Data Analytics at university, will I really be taught everything I need to know to become a Data Analyst?
And will I be able to find a job quickly after graduation?
I don’t want to waste this opportunity—I’ve worked so hard to earn it.

If anyone has experience or advice, please feel free to share it with me. I’d really appreciate it! 🙏

I'm a 17 year old girl
I heard about this career from my lifesciences teacher. And that made me fall in love with this career. I feel that this is what I'm made for. So question
Is I possible for me to apply for to study for this career next year after matric

NGL some of this this lowkey sounds like when your trying to find the right Parlay when Sports betting lmao

I am going to go for it! I am going to learn how to program in python and R to help land a data science position

wow, talking business strategy always sparks a bit of nostalgia for me! i remember trying to nail those case interviews on my own, thinking i had it all until i hit real walls. then The Thinksters happened – they tuned my chaos into clarity. their tailored tips were spot on. brings back the joy of landing an offer with BCG! not sure if they still offer the free sessions like back then, but they sure knew how to boost my confidence. life feels good, huh?

I am from IT background, currently doing SEO intern, but i am fed up of creating backlinks, also i am an introvert, is data analyst suitable for me?

I’m an Applied Math Major currently have done my first year, I think I want to pursue this career with the major I’m working towards. I’ll likely pick up python as an elective or additional course aside from math classes I’m taking. I’m training myself to really work on delayed gratification and practicing new techniques to solve something if I get it wrong the first time. I stumbled on C++ intro last semester (I was overwhelmed by it) but I think I can try a different coding language or a different course in general soon in the future.

I love this video, but I also only can say yes to the first three questions until it gets to the business part. I love researching, being a detective, figuring things out, problem solving, and get so inspired when I learn something new. The last few questions were more "eh" for me. Maybe being a Private Investigator would be better since I like both researching on the computer and finding things out as I go online or in person. 🤔

Failed 5 times and still carry on ? 😅😂😅😂😅😂😅 I HAVE FAILED LAST 50 GIRL I TALKED AND STILL CARRY ON BRO I AM DOOMSDAY I AM THE END GAME MONSTER

Ok but wtf is bro typing at 2:08? Is that one DAX expression? No way to modularize it?

I've checked nearly every box. Im seriously thinking about getting into itb

Hi, is there a roadmap that you can provide if possible to be a data analyst? i'm interest to learn this field

Originally, I wasn’t really into Data Science, but then some friends invited me to join a 48-hour hackathon. On the first day, I came up with a bunch of interesting ideas. And by the second day, I had already learned how to make simple graphs using Python, Pandas, and Matplotlib. I actually became the second main programmer in our team.

After that, I thought — maybe this is something I’d enjoy. So I started watching videos on YouTube, and based on what I saw, it felt like this field might be a perfect fit for me. Before that, I was actually considering going into marketing. But I’ve always been fascinated by math and how it helps us understand the world, even through colors and patterns.

I also love critical thinking — for example, pointing out when research results aren’t representative, things like that. And when the video said something like “If you enjoy solving puzzles…” — it felt like they were describing me exactly! I mean, I’m currently collecting and solving all types of Rubik’s cubes.

So now I’m planning to join a few more hackathons, and there’s a real chance I’ll choose this as my future career path.

Can anyone give me any pointers on the fastest way to find a job in data engineering or data analytics, also how long before AI takes this job ?

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I really think I'd like this… is 50 too old to become a Data Analyst?

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Ooouuuh dreams crushed 😂 The answers for me to most of these was no

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This is a job that will most likely be replaced by automation

These are way to vauge go in detail about what is interesting about insight you pull from the data.

im so scared

This video def helped me a lot. I disagreed with every point in terms of my interest. Thank you for making my options clear.

$75.000 Average Annual Salary US in 2022 according to the video.

Question: I want to pursue Business Analytics in my future career. So should pursue my major in Undergraduate level in Business Analytics or Data Analysis?

I still don't know. Maybe I just don't know myself.

I came here cause my AI degree is getting moved to online and I won’t manage that. Boy, has my life gotten complicated fast.

I'm a newbie can i connect with anyone here for guidance 🙏🥺

@5:33 I've got questions about this so-called "impact"…Are there data analyst jobs that are actually doing good in the world? Because best I can tell in my short time looking into this field, it looks like most jobs are just solely about the bottom dollar…making money. And what if we view making money in and of itself as an evil endeavor and part of the reason that the world is in the bad shape that it is? I'm sure that this opinion puts me squarely in the minority. But I still wanted to see if anyone had thoughts on it.