Looking back now, those three years

Josna4596

Become a data analyst for the first time I majored in mathematics as an undergraduate and statistics as a graduate student. I started working as a data analyst by doing a data analysis internship at the graduate level. Later, I was recruited by the school to join a company that was in the second echelon of the Internet at the time and continued to work as a data analyst. The two experiences totaled a total of years.were very happy and necessary, and the length was just right. If it had been longer, it might have taken a different path. How can B-side product managers grow rapidly?


The product and business architecture is mainly to layer and sort out the entire business workflow, and then abstract the requirements one by one, and map the business requirements to the products in a reasonable way, and finally enable the business data to Colombia Phone Number List flow, execute, record, and use in the product. View details> "Longing" During my undergraduate and postgraduate years, the domestic Internet industry was experiencing the tide of the PC era, and the industrial dividends of the mobile Internet were knocking on the door to the destiny of countless people. At that time, I didn’t know much about the workplace, and I didn’t know what I could do after graduating from mathematics/statistics.





I just felt that I couldn’t stay in school forever, so I opened the recruitment website, searched with the keywords data and mathematics, and found out Data analyst position. The internship was in the consulting department of a Party B company. I didn't know how to write SQL at the time. My main job during the internship was to produce a special report on data analysis, and I had a dedicated person help with data extraction. During this period, with the help of my mentor, I made many attempts at "telling stories with data" and "data-driven business decisions". I found it very enjoyable and felt that data analysis was useful and fun. Unexpectedly, after graduation.