Understanding Your Data Analyst Salary Offer | What To Know Before Accepting
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
- When you get an offer it is often more than just the base salary that's important. In this video we discuss the several things you should be looking at when you get your offer.
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I have to say thank you. Your videos helped me through 3 rounds of interviews with a large fintech company. I am happy to say that this video is so timely as I review the offer that I received from them last week.
Congratulations! I hope you can get what you want!
Hey Alex! Just finished my certification and had my first rejection letter ( after first round) . I'm still smiling though...to get the first interview at all is a step in the right direction.
Yo I loveeeeeeee this response! You got this!
What certification you got?
@@BadWeatherfreak Google data analytics.
@@RossChase How long did it take to get the Google data analytics?
@@Michelle-yk1fc with my current job it took me around 8 months. Averaging about 4 hours a week of work on it. If you have more time you can get through in 6 months or less.
Thank you, Alex! Want to also say thank you because I was doing an interview this week that wasn't supposed to be a technical interview, and I got thrown a question about when to use a view in SQL. You'd mentioned in one of your videos that that was a question you got in an interview, so I'd studied that and was able to answer it well! Yet another person helped by your content. 🙂
That's fantastic! Hope you get the job!
Hi Alex, great video! Could you do a video on the different data analyst career paths(i.e. Business intelligence analyst, data architect, data engineer etc)?
The transparency from this channel is unmatched. Thank you sir
Thanks to your videos, i landed a job as data analyst last week. Keep up the good work 💜
As a fresher or as someone who has had some prior experience?
OMG I’m so happy you did a video post on this, will be 1 year in as a data analyst at a HealthCare Tech Startup and up for a new contract negotiation discussion by March and I’ve been puzzled on how to go about it because I don’t wanna be on loosing end, this means a lot Alex thanks so much, I’m still open to more advice ( came in as an intern) now moving to FTE
Learning a lot from your videos. Thanks Alex. 🤩
Hi Alex, learnt a lot from your videos. Keep going... I just wanted you to create a brief on domain knowledge
Thank you for sharing Alex!
Very useful, I happen to be interviewing right now so this is just on time
Great video. Thanks Alex
Thank you Alex, those tips are really helpful.
I love the numbers, thank you!
Hi Alex, great topic you have picked up for this video . Coming on to the same topic what duties and role is expected from Mid-Level Data Analyst and also when a company says "Comfortable with using any data system too" and "Needs to be able to troubleshoot and work independently" ? Is it a red flag for a too much work ?
As a Sr. Analyst I'd say not really.
Junior Analysts: No experience or minimal should be required, usually "tool-focused" (i.e. "I know Python!") and have to be guided through most tasks.
Mid-Level Analysts: 1-5 years experience and have tool experience (I know SQL, Python and PowerBI). They may lean on those tools to succeed BUT they should understand how to navigate through different information systems and when asked to analyze they know what needs to be analyzed or how to find out.
Senior Analysts: 3-10 years of experience and are tool / system agnostic (may know / have preferred tools but understand how to use many and can adjust based upon the company's preferences). Senior Analysts should be completely self-starting and usually able to mentor Mid/Junior level analysts. A mid-level analyst with a lot of potential and a LOVE of learning can be a Senior Analyst.
Hey Alex. I reaally Love your content and I've learned a lot with you, you are so valuable. I wanted to ask if it were possible to find a remote job for someone who lives in West Africa with a US company as an entry level analyst ?
Hey Alex! Quick question. Do you think a portfolio (sql, tableau, python) can be too large?
I did the projects you covered on your portfolio videos (with a few twists) and wanted to do some more on my own, but im worried it could get overloaded/overwhelming.
I wouldn't make it overly complicated, but I don't think it can be too large. As long as what you're doing makes sense and it solves a problem.
@@AlexTheAnalyst appreciate it! Have a good weekend
Thank you for your usefull channel. And i have a question wish you can expkain it in your videos, my question is how can i work as a freelance data analysis? And is this is applicable?
I’d love to know as well! Actually I’ve been thinking this is what I’d love to do once I’m ready to job search.
Vacation days too!
That's actually a good thing to note - not something I usually remember lol
Do you recommend negotiating with no actual experience asides from being self taught analyst for your first offer?
Or respond with with what is your budget for this position? When salary subject comes up.
Thanks
For me personally I didn't care as much about money at the beginning because I didn't have much bargaining power.
I would probably just advise asking their salary range for the position and if it's within what you're looking for I would take it.
Once you have even one year experience you can start negotiating.
I agree with Alex on this one ^^^ 1+ years of experience and you have a least a little bit of negotiating power. Once you hit 3-5 years of experience you pretty much negotiate everything. Tag that on with the tools and skills you learn and you'll find that the analytics field promotes VERY quickly.
Man, that salary does not seem great all for all the skills required. You can make that in like two years in marketing without knowing any sql or python et.
Alex is Awesome😁
Alex,you are the best
You're the best
Thanks Alex.
Why you didnot think to build an outsourcing agency from worldwide dataanalyst?
If you did ,i can a good support to you
Vacation time, paid leaves, etc.
Hey Alex, what about for remote data analyst jobs? I'm in Uganda and wondering the possibility of doing a remote data analyst job?
I am a student and now looking for summer internship in data analyst or data science. I tried to work with recruiter but it seemed that she ignored me. I think she may not get commission from the companies for internship recruitment. Do you have any suggestion or tip to apply for internship?
Hy Alex. Kindly guide me as i am filling my financial aid form it bounce back and not procedding even not getting any message that way. Please guide me.
🤔 Alex how'd you know I had this question
Great minds...
Do you think it is possible someone outside the US to get a Remote job with a company in the US?
I need an answer to this question. Thank you very much for asking
@@titusmazima4187 one can work remotely. Just have to prove you're worthy
@@jonathannali7682 thank you for your feedback,where you able to get a remote data analyst job?
Is this salary before taxes or after taxes ?
Before
I was heartbroken when I saw the video about you no longer being a data analyst. That to me, that meant you saying; Hi guys, I've led you to the middle of the data analyst ocean, but now I've got to leave... Here, take my former videos as a compass to navigate, best of luck. I haven’t watched this video yet, but I feel excited to see that you care for the lost souls.
Yeah I'll still be putting out content for years to come on this stuff.
Hey man, I hope you are doing well. Is it possible I can personally message I have to ask just few questions. Waiting for your reply.. Stay safe 🤍
Hi, Alex I'm BA and I want to switch into data analyst after two years of gap. Please provide me the procedures to follow. Love your videos.
this guy, just watch his videos. don't say it in a way that sounds entitled ....
Hey Alex my name is Kelton Ratliff , I had some extra questions for you , so I’ve sent an email to you
Great - I have a huge backlog of emails, but I'll get to it!