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Does my friend still have a chance in corporate?

Posting on behalf of a friend M24 of mine who has been through a lot in childhood. He hasn't been able to show his potential, but I really do believe that he's intelligent. He used to teach me in college but somehow because of his situations and bad mental health, he's ended up with a profile like this. He wants to know if he still has a shot at corporate or should he just look for another way?

u/cheeku-don — 1 day ago
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Trying to land my first real opportunity as a Data Analyst

So i have been learning and working on data analytics for the past few months, and right now i am looking for an entry-level data analyst role , or even an internship if that’s available.

For the skills side of things i know Python, SQL, Excel, Power BI

Plus i have a bachelors in AIML with a CGPA of 8.05.

Along with data analytics, i have recently started exploring and working with agentic AI frameworks and AI workflow automation.

I have build a few projects too.

I have been applying quite consistently, but honestly I’m still searching for that first chance.

If anyone here happens to know of openings, referrals, or internships, do let me know.

Also working hours doesn't matter to me, i can work for any amount of time if we are building something meaningful so if you are their building a startup or anything where i can help you i would love to join you.

#OpenToWork #DataAnalyst #SQL #Python #PowerBI #Excel #Internship #FresherJobs #Startups #AI

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u/srv_aryan — 2 days ago
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2 years experienced civil engineer thinking of switching to Data Analytics - worth it in 2026?

I’m a civil engineer with 2 years of experience, currently earning 7.6 LPA. Recently, I’ve been feeling that growth and salary increments in civil engineering are quite slow, which is making me seriously think about switching to Data Analytics.

I know basic Python, SQL, and DSA, but I still don’t have any good projects to put on my resume. At the same time, seeing all the AI discussions online makes me wonder if I’m already late to this field.

Just wanted honest advice from people working in tech/data:

Is Data Analytics still worth getting into in 2026?

How difficult is it for someone from a non-tech background?

What skills/projects actually helped you get your first opportunity?

Would genuinely appreciate real experiences and guidance.

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u/Slight_Law_46 — 2 days ago
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Why Am I Not Getting Shortlisted for Data Analyst Roles? Resume Review Needed

Hi everyone,

I’m a final-year BCA student from India and currently applying for Data Analyst internships/jobs through LinkedIn, Naukri, Indeed, and Internshala. I’ve applied to many openings but unfortunately I’m not getting interview calls or even responses.

I would really appreciate if you could review my resume and give honest feedback on:

- Resume structure / ATS friendliness

- Skills section

- Projects

- What I should improve to increase shortlist chances

My skills include SQL, Python, Power BI (Advanced DAX), Excel, EDA, ETL, and dashboard development.

Some of my projects:

- Banking Risk Analytics

- Amazon Sales Performance Dashboard

- Hotel Booking Cancellation Analysis

- Heart Disease Risk Analysis

- Blinkit Sales Dashboard

I’ve tried to keep my projects business-oriented and insight-driven, but I’m not sure if my resume is strong enough for recruiters.

Please share any suggestions, criticisms, or improvements. I genuinely want to improve and land my first opportunity in data analytics.

Thanks a lot!

u/Yuta_okkotsu17 — 2 days ago
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Hi everyone! I am a doctoral candidate doing my Psy.D. I’m currently conducting a research study exploring marital experiences, cultural beliefs, and women’s well-being, and I would really appreciate your support. I would be very grateful if you took the time to share this as well.

Why this study is important:
Marital sexual trauma is a complex and often under-discussed issue, especially across different cultural contexts. Many women’s experiences remain unheard due to stigma, cultural expectations, and a lack of open conversation. This study aims to better understand how cultural values, gender roles, and beliefs about consent shape these experiences and their impact on mental health (such as anxiety, depression, and trauma).

The value of your participation:
Your voice can help:

  • Increase awareness of an overlooked issue
  • Contribute to more culturally sensitive mental health care
  • Inform better education, support systems, and future research

What to expect:

  • A brief online survey
  • Completely anonymous (no identifying information collected)
  • Your responses will remain confidential
  • Takes approximately 25-30 mins.

To Participate: 

  • Citizens of India
  • Between the ages of 18 & 70 
  • Currently married or previously married 
  • Identifies as a heterosexual woman 
  • Fluent in English

 

Incentive:
Participants can choose to enter a raffle to receive a gift card as a thank-you for their time.

If you are a married woman (ages 18–70) and are interested in participating, please click the link below:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScgdsXSg9cYLaoJ82pYVS36fU7rMX7ARd5j91yH7uIVnr8SsA/viewform?usp=dialog

Thank you for helping bring visibility to important experiences and contributing to meaningful research 

u/KookyEgg8580 — 2 days ago
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Got Paid 85k in CASH for 3 years. Probably getting Laid off. How do I explain/justify cash payments as salary?

The Quick Backstory:

  • My Background: UG in Biomedical Engineering + PG Diploma in Health Informatics.
  • The Detour: Couldn't start in healthcare initially, so joined a hospitality startup (restaurants, commercial spaces, events).
  • The Growth: Started as a Business Analyst, Promoted to Operations Manager making 85k/month.
  • The Crisis: Recent energy/gas crises hit us hard. Company is restructuring, layoffs are happening, and I’m resigning before the ship sinks.

The Big Problem:

The startup operates entirely in the unorganized sector. Strictly cash-in-hand weekly payouts. No digital payroll, no PF/ESI, and zero bank statements to prove my income.

I’m trying to pivot back to my core field (Corporate Hospital Ops / Healthcare Data Analyst). I have a genuine experience certificate and a recommendation letter from the CEO, but nothing else.

Questions for HR:

  1. The Interview Pitch: Do I tell recruiters upfront about the "cash-only" model, or will they red-flag me instantly?
  2. The BGC Nightmare: If a background verification agency demands bank statements to prove my 3-year tenure, what alternatives can I give them?
  3. The Salary Dilemma: Because I can't prove my 85k mathematically, will corporate HR treat me like a fresher and lowball me?

TL;DR: Promoted from Analyst to Ops Manager (85k) at a startup. Company is tanking, getting laid off. The catch? Paid entirely in cash. No bank statements. Want to pivot to Corporate Healthcare. Am I screwed for background checks?

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u/Still_Secret_7596 — 2 days ago

Can you realistically get a Data Analyst job in India without a degree?

I wanted some honest advice from people already working in analytics/data roles.

I’m a self-taught aspiring Data Analyst. Over the last few years, I’ve worked in manufacturing and operations roles while learning analytics alongside my job. I’ve built skills in Power BI, reporting, KPI tracking, Excel, operational data handling, and recently also upskilled myself in Microsoft Fabric (DP-600 certified).

I’ve worked on dashboards, reporting automation, operational reporting, and analytics projects, and I genuinely feel I have enough practical skills for an entry-level Data Analyst or BI role.

The problem is — I do not have a formal college degree.

For the last 6 months, I’ve been trying seriously to transition into a full-time Data Analyst role, mostly targeting Delhi/NCR opportunities. I’ve probably applied to 1000+ jobs across LinkedIn, Naukri, company websites, and referrals, but I barely get interview calls.

Most of the time I feel my profile gets filtered out before anyone even checks my skills or projects because of the degree requirement.

I’m not complaining — I understand companies have hiring filters and policies — but I genuinely want to know from people already in the industry:

- Do companies in India actually hire Data Analysts without degrees?

- Has anyone here made it into analytics through skills/projects alone?

- Should I continue pursuing analytics or pivot somewhere else?

- Are startups more flexible than MNCs?

- What can someone like me realistically do to break in?

I’m willing to work hard, learn continuously, relocate, and start small if needed. I just want one real opportunity to prove myself.

Would genuinely appreciate honest advice from people in the field.

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u/Upper_Tip7435 — 4 days ago
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Still Looking for My First Opportunity as a Data Analyst

I am looking for one chance to start my career.

I am a person in the field trying to become a Data Analyst. I have learned how to use Python, SQL, Excel and Power BI. I have also built some projects. Applied for many jobs. But I am still looking for my first job.

If anyone is looking for someone to fill an entry-level Data Analyst or Internship role I would really like it if you could help me get an interview or a chance to work with you.

I know how to use Python, SQL, Power BI and Excel.

Email: aa8903100@gmail.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashishchaudhari03/

One job can make a difference in my life.

#OpenToWork #DataAnalyst #FresherJobs #SQL #Python #PowerBI

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u/im_ash_03 — 4 days ago
▲ 11 r/DataAnalystsIndia+2 crossposts

Looking for fte since 2 years

2024 passout still struggling for a full time role. did few internships(8 months) since passout. I was about to join a AI startup for full time but budget constraints didn't get better offer. Struggling in this job market without a proper job package.

I am into data analytics, ML models( training, deployment) , deep network.

DM if anyone wants to hire or refer me. I will be glad to do some real worth my skills.

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u/Flashy-Pickle-5635 — 4 days ago

Internship

1st year IGDTUW student. Up for even unpaid internships can work on site near Delhi gurugram and noida. Python certification hai and basic web dev knowledge. Good with html css js and completing certification in c++ dsa

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u/someone_from_saturn — 3 days ago

Built a Power BI project analyzing Karnataka MLA election data — looking for feedback and real-world project collaboration

u/FerretLow4499 — 3 days ago

Advice regarding getting job after career gap

I have been applying for data analyst jobs in various companies. But I either get ghosted by them or get rejection mails. When I try to message some recruiters on LinkedIn, they don't give me a reply. It's really overwhelming. I don't know whether I'm applying for jobs in the right or wrong way. I did certifications, courses, internships and projects on my resume and still no response. Can somebody guide me how I can get a job after the career gap? In what all ways can I make it possible? In which ways should I apply? What should I do differently? I'm really confused. Kindly help.

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u/Heartavenger66 — 4 days ago

Want to do some industry level project.

Hi everybody..i wanted to do some industry level data analytics project .does anyone here have any idea where can i get such a project .even willing to assist someone whos already in the industry. Just want to polish my skills. Thanks in advance.

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u/ResolutionHot7460 — 4 days ago

Need Help in getting Internship

My College is forcing to complete internship Asap for they will fail me in the semester exam. i am up for working even at unpaid internships can u guys refer or suggest me internship opportunities i already applied more them 200 internship but not got even i single revert from them

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u/Shri_15 — 5 days ago
▲ 18 r/DataAnalystsIndia+1 crossposts

Free Data Analysis Internship at a startup

Most students collect certificates.

Very few collect real experience.

That’s the difference companies notice.

Remote Data Analyst Internship Open for 2027/2028 Batches

This is a golden opportunity to Work on:

  1. Real startup projects
  2. SQL, Python & Power BI
  3. Portfolio-building analytics work
  4. Real business problem-solving

No fake “experience.”
No registration fees.
Just practical growth.

For students serious about becoming job-ready before graduation.
📩DM me if you are interested

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u/Emotional-Try5131 — 7 days ago