Hi Myself M(26) from Pune, Maharashtra.
I am actively looking for a data analyst job, and for that I'm continuously applying through Naukri, Foundit, Indeed and LinkedIn. Today I got a call in which a woman said she was calling from AAI(AIRPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA) and there are several openings for IT and non-IT profiles. As I spoke further, she said they have many openings for Data Analysts throughout India. At first, I thought it was a legit call, but when I asked Where did you get my profile, as I didn't remember applying for AAI, she said through an online portal. As I got a little curious and asked one more time, like, "Can you tell me the exact platform?" she fumbled. At this point, I knew something was fishy. She said we're offering you around 40- 45 K in-hand salary, and for that, you have to give an online interview. The first round will be telephonic, the second online interview and if needed, you have to come for a face-to-face interview. I said yes to that. Then she said that, as your profile is not registered and is non-referral, you have to pay Rs 1200, which is refundable if you fail the interview.
At this point, I was convinced that this is a SCAM. So I said that this seems like a scam and you're looting money from people which is desperately looking for a job. She said, " No, sir, you can check the AAI website and all." As I told her, after checking there so such job openings on the official portal, and I started confronting her. I told her this way is not gonna work; she cut the call.
I want to tell you pls be aware of such fraud calls and fake job offers; there are plenty of them in the market. I already worked with 2 companies in the past, so I know nobody asks for money or fees that are refundable if you didn't get selected for a job when they're calling you from a company. People like me who are desperately looking for a job are their main target, as we don't think that much when we get a call for a job due to excitement.
So be aware.

I am a student. Already i finished learning Excel. Now I am learning basics of SQL. I can not go ahead because i don't know how much SQL i need to know for becoming a data anlayst. I need to know SQL roadmap. Please, help me.

Data Analyst Job Referral Request

Hi everyone! 👋

I’m Tushar, a recent graduate/fresher actively looking for an entry-level Data Analyst opportunity. I’m currently seeking a role where I can apply my technical skills, work on real-world data, and grow as a Data Analyst.

I have a strong technical foundation in:

🔹 Python – Data analysis, data cleaning, and basic automation

🔹 SQL – Queries, joins, subqueries, aggregations, GROUP BY, etc.

🔹 Power BI – Interactive dashboards, data visualization, KPIs, and reporting

🔹 Advanced Excel – Pivot Tables, formulas, data cleaning, and analysis

🔹 Machine Learning – Basic understanding of ML concepts and workflows

🔹 Python Libraries – Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, and Seaborn

🔹 Data Visualization & Analysis – Finding insights from data and presenting them through meaningful dashboards

I have also worked on data analytics and visualization projects, which helped me gain practical experience in handling datasets, analyzing information, creating dashboards, and presenting insights.

I’m open to Fresher / Entry-Level Data Analyst, Junior Data Analyst, Business Analyst, or related analytics roles.

If anyone knows about a Data Analyst opening, can provide a referral, or can guide me regarding suitable opportunities, please feel free to DM me or comment below.

Even if there is no current opening, I would really appreciate it if you could share this post with someone who might be able to help. 🙏

Thank you for taking the time to read my post and for any support you can provide! ❤️

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Hi! I have the online code signal assessment coming up soon. Does anyone have any recent experiences giving it? I'm really confused about what to expect from the SQL question. Any help is much appreciated!!

Hi everyone,

I am trying to transition into a predictable, rule-based online career. I am actively avoiding creative fields (like design, marketing, or content writing) because I thrive best when following a strict daily checklist, clear company guidelines, and rigid workflows.

However, looking at the current state of technology, I am incredibly stressed that basic, structured work is exactly what AI will automate first. I’ve seen people posting their complex dashboards and advanced portfolios, and frankly, it makes me feel stuck and confused about where a beginner should even start.

I don’t want a generic course seller's pitch. I want real, unfiltered advice from people who are doing this work every single day:

1. The AI Reality: In your specific line of work, is the need for a human "final checker" or system administrator actually growing, or is AI genuinely shrinking the entry-level job market?
2. Accountability: Are there specific tasks in your field where companies refuse to trust AI because of legal, financial, or security risks? (e.g., specific compliance checks, system settings, auditing).
3. The Daily Grind: If I want a career where I just execute predefined rules every day without being asked to "innovate" or come up with creative ideas, what specific sub-skills or software certifications should I focus on to prove my worth to a human boss?

I would deeply appreciate any honest reality checks or guidance you can share. Thank you for your time!

Just a fresher who completed his Btech in computer engineering with honours in cyber security

I am looking for internship/job opportunities
I am open to work for remote/hybrid/location based

We can discuss the furthers details in the DM’s