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I was just curious what is your starting salary for an entry-level data analyst? I’ve read it’s around 50 to 60 K but I’ve also seen some people say as low as 40 K so I’m just curious what the general idea is

I was just curious what is your starting salary for an entry-level data analyst? I’ve read it’s around 50 to 60 K but I’ve also seen some people say as low as 40 K so I’m just curious what the general idea is

Hi, I have a goal of trying to get into cyber security and my roadmap plan was to work in helpdesk for a year and then move up into system administration, and then from system administration move up into cyber security.

However, it’s been really rough trying to get a helpdesk job right now and I was wondering if I was to get a couple certifications like for example, the comp TIA network plus and security plus, Azure 900, and splunk core certifications, will that help me get a helpdesk job, but also help speed up my transitioning out of helpdesk because if I can, I would like to get in and out of helpdesk in six months and move into system administration.

This is obviously considering I am ready for a system admin job by those six months, but I was just wondering will getting the certifications alongside having projects for system administration help speed up my process in getting in and out of helpdesk in six months, would that be possible?

When you’re making projects for your résumé, does each project have to have all the tools in one or can I make multiple projects displaying my skills with each tool? For example, let’s say I have one project where it’s mainly focused on Excel. I have a second project that’s mainly focused on SQL. I have a third project that’s focused on tableau, etc.

Thank you for any feedback in advance

When you’re making projects for your résumé, does each project have to have all the tools in one or can I make multiple projects displaying my skills with each tool? For example, let’s say I have one project where it’s mainly focused on Excel. I have a second project that’s mainly focused on SQL. I have a third project that’s focused on tableau, etc.

Hi, I want to become a data engineer, but I know that it’s not really an entry-level position. Is becoming a data analyst and working there for a year enough for me to then go into data engineering? Is that a good roadmap?

Hi, I want to become a data engineer, but I know that it’s not really an entry-level position. Is becoming a data analyst and working there for a year enough for me to then go into data engineering? Is that a good roadmap?