u/justanextraemail

Career Shift Out of Data Analytics

Anyone pivoted out of a DA role and transferred some of the relevant skills? I managed to get my foot in the door in 2022 based on having some low level white collar experience, and have been a Data Analyst ever since. As things stand now, I don’t see SQL, PowerBI, and Python as being super useful for the next 30 odd years of my career. I have no interest in trying to get into data engineering etc.

Really the part I loved about being a data analyst was the troubleshooting queries and researching our data in order to answer questions. AI has flattened the playing field for a lot of this, and to be honest I don’t particularly want to do a job a computer can do. I’m not knocking data analysis, I still feel there’s a lot to be done even with AI supplementing the lower level stuff. However, I just don’t see myself as having the level of interest in this field required to evolve with the role.

Curious if anyone has used the analytical mind set these roles require to transition into another career.

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u/justanextraemail — 3 days ago

What’s allowing this play?

2016 Chevy Impala Police

Have side to side play but no up and down. Replaced the tie rod end. No play on the inner tie rod. Car does a bit of a rumble at slow speeds and minor clunk over potholes. Or is this just normal and I’m chasing the wrong thing?

u/justanextraemail — 2 months ago