Row 8030

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Howdy folks. Im looking for some feedback on the job market for data in 2024 and maybe some advice on where to align my direction. Im aware of the job market possibly being iffy, but that doesn't mean I can just stop searching or trying. I've been a Senior Data Analyst for the last two years, and have 7 years of analytics/marketing/project management experience before that. I'm fairly underpaid as of right now and trying to get out of my job asap as I feel like Ive never gotten the support I need and the role is consuming my life, Ive barely had any significant time off in the last two years outside of Christmas/Thanksgiving time.

Can anyone possibly speak to the top skills in data science they're seeing people are hiring for OR skills that typically garner the most money? In order of experience/work I've utilized:

Excel (Advanced), Tableau (Advanced), ETL (Basic to Intermediate), Python (Basic to Intermediate), and Statistics (Basic to Intermediate).

Ive started a course in Machine Learning but put it on the back burner due to job searching/trying to get out asap.

Im aware this will somewhat depend on where I'm orienting but just wondering anyone can advise on what skills are most in demand or keep getting hired for. The one Ive seen mentioned the most while researching is getting models into production.

Can anyone possibly advise on what they're seeing/know?

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text Howdy folks. Im looking for some feedback on the job market for data in 2024 and maybe some advice on where to align my direction. Im aware of the job market possibly being iffy, but that doesn't mean I can just stop searching or trying. I've been a Senior Data Analyst for the last two years, and have 7 years of analytics/marketing/project management experience before that. I'm fairly underpaid as of right now and trying to get out of my job asap as I feel like Ive never gotten the support I nee…
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