Rapid Fire on Data Analytics

It’s normal for a data analyst to have preferences of certain tasks over others. However, you’ll most probably be expected to deal with all steps of a project – from querying and cleaning, through analyzing, to communicating findings. So, make sure you don’t show antipathy to any of the above. Instead, use this question to … Read more

As a data analyst, you don’t specifically need experience with statistical models, unless it’s required for the job you’re applying for. If you haven’t been involved in building, using, or maintaining statistical models, be open about it and mention any knowledge or partial experience you may have. Example  “Being a data analyst, I can’t say … Read more

Although you might think you should have experience with as many tools as possible to ace this question, this is not the case. Each company uses specific data analysis tools, so it’s normal that your expertise is limited to those. Of course, if you have worked for a large number of companies, you’re bound to … Read more

Hiring managers appreciate a candidate who is serious about advancing their career options through additional qualifications. Certificates prove that you have put in the effort to master new skills and knowledge of the latest analytical tools and subjects. While answering the question, list the certificates you have acquired and briefly explain how they’ve helped you … Read more

This is a pretty straightforward question, aiming to assess if you have industry-specific skills and experience. Even if you don’t, make sure you’ve prepared an answer in advance where you explain how you can apply your background skills from a different field to the benefit of the company. Example “As a data analyst with financial … Read more