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Khairul · 5 Oct 2025

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I am a B.Sc. in Electrical and Electronics Engineer. I want to work in Singapore. I live in Bangladesh. How can I get a job offer letter visa very quickly?

Anon663874 · 24 Jun 2025

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I just started a new role that involves a lot of data work, but honestly… I’m not as good as everyone thinks I am. People assume I’m a pro because of my resume or the way I talk during interviews, but the truth is I’m still learning. Now I’m scared to ask for help because I don’t want them to think I was bluffing. How do you ask for help without looking incompetent? I really want to improve but also don’t want to ruin the impression they have of me.

verified-jobless13 · 19 Jun 2025

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I’ve been in data analytics for a while now, and tbh I’m still learning new things every week. But I’m curious, for those of you in the same field, what’s your favourite part about the job? Is it cleaning messy data (if yes, you’re a different breed 😂), building dashboards, deep-dive investigations, or maybe just the thrill of finding patterns others can’t see? For me, it’s the satisfaction when stakeholders finally go “Ohhh now I get it!”. Feels like I've FINALLY done something right. WBU?

DELETED · 21 May 2025

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For those working as data analysts, what are the main skills and responsibilities that companies really expect? I’m interested in this career but not sure if it’s just about Excel and reports, or if there’s more to it. Also, what kind of challenges do data analysts usually face on the job? Would love to hear from anyone with experience about what’s truly important and what the role demands day-to-day!

Anon820933 · 20 May 2025

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I’m currently working in a finance industry as a junior tech, but I’m really interested in transitioning to a data analyst role one day. I enjoy working with data but feel like I’m missing the skills and direction to make the switch. If anyone’s made the jump or has advice on the best way to transition, I’d love to hear how you did it! Also, pls share the path that i need to walk thru to get there. Appreciate your help!

Community User · 7 May 2025

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Data analyst but slowly losing passion… money is good, but what’s next? Not gonna lie. The pay in this line is solid, but after 3 years, I feel like I’m just building dashboards and fixing Excel sheets daily. No spark anymore. 😞 I used to be excited learning new tools or analyzing trends, but now it’s all rinse and repeat. Is this just a phase? Or is it time to consider moving into something like data product, business strategy or even teaching? Curious if anyone else hit this plateau before.

Your Introvert Gal · 3 May 2025

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Being a data analyst sounds cool… until you get drowned in last-minute requests. Every time someone says “it’s just a quick chart,” I know I’m not sleeping early that night. 😮‍💨 Working in data analytics feels like being on standby 24/7. The request will sound simple, but the data is always messy, the deadline is always yesterday, and somehow, the report needs to look “nice” too. Anyone else constantly like this? How do you set boundaries without sounding like you’re not a team player?

Karunamanalan · 19 Apr 2025

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what are the challenges in Real-Time & Streaming Analytics across analytical industry ?

Krystal Lim · 17 Apr 2025

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Everyone always saying data analytics is the future, but honestly, it doesn’t feel that way when all I do is generate the same reports over and over again. It’s starting to feel like I’m just copy-pasting numbers instead of actually making an impact. I thought this field would be more about insights and problem-solving, but right now, it feels like I’m just a report generator. How do I bring fresh ideas into a role that’s becoming repetitive?

DELETED · 15 Apr 2025

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I’ve been working in data analytics for a while now, but lately, I’ve been feeling burnt out. It’s hard to stay motivated when the job doesn’t feel as fulfilling as I thought it would be. How do you stay in this field long-term without burning out? It’s easy to get lost in the numbers and deadlines, and I’m starting to question if this is really what I want to do for the rest of my career. For anyone who’s been in the field for a while, how do you keep your passion and energy up?

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