He told me he is looking for channels with CBS, NBC, ABC, and sports channels like Fox, Fox 1, and ESPN. His focus is primarily on football and soccer.
I saw Google AI mention that YouTube Premium covers this, but I'd like to make sure.
Thank you for your help.
Hi all,
I was laid off in March from my last agency job. I learned a lot, and the skills I learned helped me greatly ( I feel ) with landing many interviews. The problem is I haven't gotten any offers.
In the meantime, I've been working on learning SQL to also expand as a Marketing analyst or a business analyst in this AI job market, but I had another interview today, and I felt something. I didn't feel AS confident in my presentation as my other skill sets. I do feel in some areas I lack analytics insight, but it's something I've definitely wanted to improve. However, presenting it to clients/stakeholders is a different story.
Unfortunately, at my last job, I was prevented from having the client-facing experience I needed and was more in the back end. I am confident it's something I can learn, but it doesn't seem hiring managers are as willing to pick up people who can be taught. So, in the meantime, I was wondering if anyone has any advice on how to improve at more confidently presenting for marketing/business analytics.
Thanks.
Hi all,
I was laid off in March from my last agency job. I learned a lot, and the skills I learned helped me greatly ( I feel ) with landing many interviews. The problem is I haven't gotten any offers.
In the meantime, I've been working on learning SQL to also expand as a Marketing analyst or a business analyst in this AI job market, but I had another interview today, and I felt something. I didn't feel AS confident in my presentation as my other skill sets. I do feel in some areas I lack analytics insight, but it's something I've definitely wanted to improve. However, presenting it to clients/stakeholders is a different story.
Unfortunately, at my last job, I was prevented from having the client-facing experience I needed and was more in the back end. I am confident it's something I can learn, but it doesn't seem hiring managers are as willing to pick up people who can be taught. So, in the meantime, I was wondering if anyone has any advice on how to improve at more confidently presenting for marketing/business analytics.
Thanks.
Cherry on top is that they are Argentinian New Yorkers
Was thinking of going tomorrow for the game. Is it too busy?
Hi everyone, a few months ago, I got laid off from my job as a marketer at an agency. I worked with client purchase data, Google Analytics, and Meta data to help give advice on campaigns. Data is something I liked and minored in so it's something I'm happy to learn. But, I was wondering if anyone knows how difficult of a transition it is or if I would need a lot more knowledge to compete with other applicants.
I know the best stuffs in Broward but circumstances to meet a friend is in Miami. I was thinking kimbop, Korean chef, or kpot