I don't think you failed. Unfortunately, you worked with a bad person. All these feelings about not being good enough is our mind lying to us. Your videos are an inspiration to me and I'm sure that you be hired again, working in a better company ❤ Stay strong 💪🏽
You did great brother. It is not easy to transition into a new job sector and environment. You should be proud of yourself for how far you have come and the fact that you managed to share your story with all of us. It takes real courage to recognize your fault. Dont be sad when you know you gave your best. But i will tell you something, it might also just be possible that the company you worked for was not suitable for a fresher. I dont want you to pin this on the impostor syndrome you seemed to have, but not all companies hire people keeping in mind that you are new to the industry. In my opinion the colleague you had, was very unprofessional with you, and you deserved better. If you have genuine interest in the field of data analytics, I would say you could possibly give it another shot (no pressure tho my friend, you did well as is). I wish you all the best for you future :).
I am also studying to become a data analyst and your story resonates with me so much!. I've also gone through some job interviews but because of my lack of experience I haven't gotten the job yet. I almost did one time, they even talked about giving me an offer after multiple intervies and technical tests, but they ended up ghosting me. It made me feel awful about myself and I even hated myself for a few days telling myself how ignorant and worthless I was and that I had made a fool of myself when I put myself out there. But im doing better now, I'm just confusing on learning and practicing more and i truly believe that eventually someone will give me a chance to prove myself. Btw, the inpostor syndrome can be a real son of a b!sh sometimes. You're worth so much more than those negative thoughts
@@KELLY2NE1 I'm starting my journey to become a data analyst. So if u give any ideas like suggests some good UA-cam channels or best courses like that.
@@Thumper_boiii_baby I took the IBM Python for data science, AI course on Coursera and it was great for a beginner like myself. I've also watched several YT videos from "Bro Code" and "Programming with Mosh". Udemy has also been awesome for learning SQL. Hope this helps!
We are here for you brother. That sucks, it just sucks. Some people will never be able to change the way that they think about their career and they will bring other people down to prevent change. But people entering the field have to be the ones to change it. I used to work in restaurants as a cook with a very toxic environments that seems to be similar to this start-up's. I figured that I would have to bring the positivity to the position. Never let someone like that senior analyst stop you from pursuing your interests. We are all cheering for you. We are all wishing you the best, keep pushing forward.
Hang in there 💪Sounds like you unfortunately ended up in a workplace where people dont look after each other ... When you're hired at junior level, it shouldn't be expected of you to perform at a seasoned employee's level, with challenging goals and 0 guidance. Failing to retain an employee also is a company's failure. You can always carry on with improving your skills, whenever possible on data you're passionate about (like music data I assume), it makes it a whole lot easier too. I have carrer switch horror stories too. Stay strong!
You shouldn't have quit. You were basically being paid to learn. You should have continued taking their money. You are on a learning path. You didn't fail. lol Also, startups are all like that. People are just making stuff up on the fly. Keep looking for more data analyst jobs. Forget about these people and for god's sake....don't be afraid to get fired.
No way bro do not give up. When you are a junior you are supposed to get paid to learn. I have seen your videos you are more than good enough to be at the junior level. Do not give up. Make sure you have money saved so you are not scared to be unemployed. Do not let toxic managers break you down. Keep learning other tools and even data science.
it's not only you bro. in my career during four years. i face almost 5 similar situations with toxic seniors which left me questioning myself for months. so. yyeah
Start ups are very hard environments to start, try a company with more grounded position so they have time and resources to teach u the job. Dont worry to much, keep trying.
It’s not you- it’s the toxic micromanager. It’s a freaking start-up, everything is trail n error. The organization is still in amateur cycle. Their loss buddy.
I live in a different country from yours, but the same thing is happening here. The employment status is just horrible. So many competitors are in the market, and so many qualified candidates could not get a job. Damn......everything was just fine when the economy was growing
Hola, me encontré tu video. Puede que suene como una opinión poco popular, pero sí debes trabajar más en tu mente y tus prioridades. Como lo explicaste, la verdad es que no tuviste tiempo suficiente para hacer el ejercicio que te pidieron, y por eso fallaste. Tu manager te regañó porque realmente en la industria nadie te va a dar palmadas en la espalda cuando te equivocas, más bien, esperan que detectes el error y propongas estrategias para mejorar. En este caso tú tuviste la culpa y debiste soportar el regaño y seguir adelante. Ahora tienes la experiencia, úsala para encontrar una mejor oportunidad y no te conformes con un trabajo que no te hace crecer, un trabajo que no te reta de vez en cuando solo te hace conformista. Y claro, todo es dependiendo de tus objetivos, pero una vez que te pongas las metas, cumple.
Y aclarando, no es hate, solamente que tampoco creo que sea positivo tomar una mentalidad de víctima y solamente te sientas mal por lo que paso. Recuerda ver el lado positivo y buscar como conseguir lo que quieres.
Don't get me wrong but after getting your dream job why commit half! While knowing that you were not the 1st pick of your senior you should have given your full time there.
Stay strong bro. I remember using one of your videos as an insipiration for my project. Things will get much better for you,my friend.
I don't think you failed. Unfortunately, you worked with a bad person. All these feelings about not being good enough is our mind lying to us. Your videos are an inspiration to me and I'm sure that you be hired again, working in a better company ❤ Stay strong 💪🏽
You did great brother. It is not easy to transition into a new job sector and environment. You should be proud of yourself for how far you have come and the fact that you managed to share your story with all of us. It takes real courage to recognize your fault. Dont be sad when you know you gave your best. But i will tell you something, it might also just be possible that the company you worked for was not suitable for a fresher. I dont want you to pin this on the impostor syndrome you seemed to have, but not all companies hire people keeping in mind that you are new to the industry. In my opinion the colleague you had, was very unprofessional with you, and you deserved better. If you have genuine interest in the field of data analytics, I would say you could possibly give it another shot (no pressure tho my friend, you did well as is). I wish you all the best for you future :).
I am also studying to become a data analyst and your story resonates with me so much!. I've also gone through some job interviews but because of my lack of experience I haven't gotten the job yet. I almost did one time, they even talked about giving me an offer after multiple intervies and technical tests, but they ended up ghosting me. It made me feel awful about myself and I even hated myself for a few days telling myself how ignorant and worthless I was and that I had made a fool of myself when I put myself out there. But im doing better now, I'm just confusing on learning and practicing more and i truly believe that eventually someone will give me a chance to prove myself. Btw, the inpostor syndrome can be a real son of a b!sh sometimes. You're worth so much more than those negative thoughts
Bro give me a roadmap please
@@Thumper_boiii_baby What for? I'm genuinely curious
@@KELLY2NE1 I'm starting my journey to become a data analyst. So if u give any ideas like suggests some good UA-cam channels or best courses like that.
@@Thumper_boiii_baby I took the IBM Python for data science, AI course on Coursera and it was great for a beginner like myself. I've also watched several YT videos from "Bro Code" and "Programming with Mosh". Udemy has also been awesome for learning SQL. Hope this helps!
We are here for you brother. That sucks, it just sucks. Some people will never be able to change the way that they think about their career and they will bring other people down to prevent change. But people entering the field have to be the ones to change it.
I used to work in restaurants as a cook with a very toxic environments that seems to be similar to this start-up's. I figured that I would have to bring the positivity to the position. Never let someone like that senior analyst stop you from pursuing your interests.
We are all cheering for you. We are all wishing you the best, keep pushing forward.
well said
Hang in there 💪Sounds like you unfortunately ended up in a workplace where people dont look after each other ... When you're hired at junior level, it shouldn't be expected of you to perform at a seasoned employee's level, with challenging goals and 0 guidance. Failing to retain an employee also is a company's failure. You can always carry on with improving your skills, whenever possible on data you're passionate about (like music data I assume), it makes it a whole lot easier too. I have carrer switch horror stories too. Stay strong!
you didn't fail, this guy set you up. probably gave you a task that wasn't even possible
You shouldn't have quit. You were basically being paid to learn. You should have continued taking their money. You are on a learning path. You didn't fail. lol Also, startups are all like that. People are just making stuff up on the fly. Keep looking for more data analyst jobs. Forget about these people and for god's sake....don't be afraid to get fired.
stay strong brother we love you
No way bro do not give up. When you are a junior you are supposed to get paid to learn. I have seen your videos you are more than good enough to be at the junior level. Do not give up. Make sure you have money saved so you are not scared to be unemployed. Do not let toxic managers break you down. Keep learning other tools and even data science.
I remember you. I love your Tableau dashboards. I saw your portfolio it's very great. Where do you leave??
it's not only you bro. in my career during four years. i face almost 5 similar situations with toxic seniors which left me questioning myself for months. so. yyeah
Hope you are doing well now
Start ups are very hard environments to start, try a company with more grounded position so they have time and resources to teach u the job. Dont worry to much, keep trying.
You did not deserve that. Believe in yourself and things will get better for you.
You look like a great guy, I would definitely hire you if I was a manager
It’s not you- it’s the toxic micromanager. It’s a freaking start-up, everything is trail n error. The organization is still in amateur cycle. Their loss buddy.
I live in a different country from yours, but the same thing is happening here. The employment status is just horrible. So many competitors are in the market, and so many qualified candidates could not get a job. Damn......everything was just fine when the economy was growing
You fail when you quit
Hola, me encontré tu video. Puede que suene como una opinión poco popular, pero sí debes trabajar más en tu mente y tus prioridades. Como lo explicaste, la verdad es que no tuviste tiempo suficiente para hacer el ejercicio que te pidieron, y por eso fallaste. Tu manager te regañó porque realmente en la industria nadie te va a dar palmadas en la espalda cuando te equivocas, más bien, esperan que detectes el error y propongas estrategias para mejorar. En este caso tú tuviste la culpa y debiste soportar el regaño y seguir adelante. Ahora tienes la experiencia, úsala para encontrar una mejor oportunidad y no te conformes con un trabajo que no te hace crecer, un trabajo que no te reta de vez en cuando solo te hace conformista. Y claro, todo es dependiendo de tus objetivos, pero una vez que te pongas las metas, cumple.
Y aclarando, no es hate, solamente que tampoco creo que sea positivo tomar una mentalidad de víctima y solamente te sientas mal por lo que paso. Recuerda ver el lado positivo y buscar como conseguir lo que quieres.
Don't get me wrong but after getting your dream job why commit half! While knowing that you were not the 1st pick of your senior you should have given your full time there.