Advice on Progressing a BI Career - What to learn, where to go?
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I've been using Qlik sense for a few years now and have made some good progress. I also have a general knowledge of TSQL. (Learnt this to Learn Qlik Scripting). I've watched a lot of videos on BI and would like to know how to progress in a direction that would open as many job ops as possible.
It would seem my skills lay in the analytics and visualisation but i know very little of ETL and warehousing outside of Qlik sense.
I've started looking at python, DAX and power bi (literally just skimmed through basic functionalities)
I'm in the UK so what i would like to know is what can i learn to be desirable to as many UK employers looking to fill BI Vacancies?
Thanks,
Alex
analytics data-science business-intelligence
asked Nov 22 at 10:57
Alex Tomlins
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I've been using Qlik sense for a few years now and have made some good progress. I also have a general knowledge of TSQL. (Learnt this to Learn Qlik Scripting). I've watched a lot of videos on BI and would like to know how to progress in a direction that would open as many job ops as possible.
It would seem my skills lay in the analytics and visualisation but i know very little of ETL and warehousing outside of Qlik sense.
I've started looking at python, DAX and power bi (literally just skimmed through basic functionalities)
I'm in the UK so what i would like to know is what can i learn to be desirable to as many UK employers looking to fill BI Vacancies?
Thanks,
Alex
analytics data-science business-intelligence
asked Nov 22 at 10:57
Alex Tomlins
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Welcome to StackOverflow. I don't think this is a good place for this kind of question because it's not related to any programming problem. Read this.
– norbjd
Nov 22 at 11:46
The best wayt to improve your BI skills iis to learn about diferent business.
– Deckard27
Nov 30 at 12:54
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I've been using Qlik sense for a few years now and have made some good progress. I also have a general knowledge of TSQL. (Learnt this to Learn Qlik Scripting). I've watched a lot of videos on BI and would like to know how to progress in a direction that would open as many job ops as possible.
It would seem my skills lay in the analytics and visualisation but i know very little of ETL and warehousing outside of Qlik sense.
I've started looking at python, DAX and power bi (literally just skimmed through basic functionalities)
I'm in the UK so what i would like to know is what can i learn to be desirable to as many UK employers looking to fill BI Vacancies?
Thanks,
Alex
analytics data-science business-intelligence
asked Nov 22 at 10:57
Alex Tomlins
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I've been using Qlik sense for a few years now and have made some good progress. I also have a general knowledge of TSQL. (Learnt this to Learn Qlik Scripting). I've watched a lot of videos on BI and would like to know how to progress in a direction that would open as many job ops as possible.
It would seem my skills lay in the analytics and visualisation but i know very little of ETL and warehousing outside of Qlik sense.
I've started looking at python, DAX and power bi (literally just skimmed through basic functionalities)
I'm in the UK so what i would like to know is what can i learn to be desirable to as many UK employers looking to fill BI Vacancies?
Thanks,
Alex
analytics data-science business-intelligence
analytics data-science business-intelligence
asked Nov 22 at 10:57
Alex Tomlins
6
asked Nov 22 at 10:57
Alex Tomlins
6
asked Nov 22 at 10:57
Alex Tomlins
6
asked Nov 22 at 10:57
Alex Tomlins
6
asked Nov 22 at 10:57
Alex Tomlins
6
6
Welcome to StackOverflow. I don't think this is a good place for this kind of question because it's not related to any programming problem. Read this.
– norbjd
Nov 22 at 11:46
The best wayt to improve your BI skills iis to learn about diferent business.
– Deckard27
Nov 30 at 12:54
add a comment |
Welcome to StackOverflow. I don't think this is a good place for this kind of question because it's not related to any programming problem. Read this.
– norbjd
Nov 22 at 11:46
The best wayt to improve your BI skills iis to learn about diferent business.
– Deckard27
Nov 30 at 12:54
Welcome to StackOverflow. I don't think this is a good place for this kind of question because it's not related to any programming problem. Read this.
– norbjd
Nov 22 at 11:46
Welcome to StackOverflow. I don't think this is a good place for this kind of question because it's not related to any programming problem. Read this.
– norbjd
Nov 22 at 11:46
The best wayt to improve your BI skills iis to learn about diferent business.
– Deckard27
Nov 30 at 12:54
The best wayt to improve your BI skills iis to learn about diferent business.
– Deckard27
Nov 30 at 12:54
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Welcome to StackOverflow. I don't think this is a good place for this kind of question because it's not related to any programming problem. Read this.
– norbjd
Nov 22 at 11:46
The best wayt to improve your BI skills iis to learn about diferent business.
– Deckard27
Nov 30 at 12:54