What's The Difference Between An ANALYST And A CONSULTANT? And Why Does It Matter For YOUR Career?

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  • Опубліковано 29 жов 2024

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  • @TigerSpreadsheetSolutions
    @TigerSpreadsheetSolutions  Рік тому

    🔥30 DAY EXCEL ANALYST PLAYLIST
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  • @HARwinsOUTagain
    @HARwinsOUTagain Рік тому +1

    Great methodology! Could even be the first video of the 30DEA course.

    • @TigerSpreadsheetSolutions
      @TigerSpreadsheetSolutions  Рік тому

      Great observation! I toyed with the idea of including this section at the beginning of the programme. In the end, I decided people would expect technical content in an Excel course, so I began with something more technical. I didn't want to lose too many people at the start! But, ideally, I agree this video should come first.

  • @albertpost4346
    @albertpost4346 Рік тому +1

    Good explanation at 5:43 , haha. Looking forward to the rest of this session and the last few days in this series!

  • @yannkitson116
    @yannkitson116 Рік тому +1

    Every project has an expected lifetime, so it is ok to do your optimisation of the production of diesel engines provided your client pay you for it. I have done many spreadsheets for short-lived projects and the only spreadsheet I have that is still in use after a very long lifetime is my invoicing spreadsheet, which was made in Excel 5 (1993/1994).

    • @TigerSpreadsheetSolutions
      @TigerSpreadsheetSolutions  Рік тому +1

      That's a great question - should you undertake a project if you know it doesn't have long-term utility? There's no correct answer and what you do depends on a multitude of factors. I would say earlier in my career I would have taken on such a project. These days I would not. I've come to understand that, though short term you'll get a paycheck, long term these projects put a strain on client relationships.