Row 6370

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Hey everyone! I've been a Data Analyst for a few years now and it's been fun! I'm well versed in SQL, Python, Tableau/PBI. I have dipped my toes into some modeling, but ultimately has not went anywhere which is okay.

I have recently been offered a data analyst + full stack Javascript Dev position. I have never heard of such a thing, but my previous boss asked me to come back and I have a great working relationship with him. My friend was in this position and loved it. He said he learned a lot, it was really chill, and it's a position where you can truly mold it into what you want it to be.

Additionally, I will be making more money and getting my seniority back, which means I would start with 4 weeks PTO which is awesome!

I was told this about the job:

> most of what you will be doing is web client UI and sending data to the API backend

> We use MongoDB but you could set up data however you want. You can use Python to clean data before transferring it to Tableau

> This position is really a generalist position, but you can set it up any way you want. We have a system going, but if you want to introduce any new databases, programming languages, or methods - it's all up to you.

Has anyone ever taken a position like this before and found it beneficial? It really sounds like a jack-of-all-trades, master of none position, but I have the flexibility to make it what I want it to be.

In some ways, it sounds like it will be a bit of a downgrade from a pure DA position (less SQL which is important to know for a DA/DS), but it is introducing me to Javascript which seems to be the most popular programming language in my area.

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