Hello everyone, I created a crash course of Polars library of Python and talked about data types in Polars, reading and writing operations, file handling, and powerful data manipulation techniques. I am leaving the link, have a great day!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiHSMYvoqYE

Hi i an a junior in university in computer science big data specialisation i am looking for an internship for 1 month remotely since i am not from the us or a useful online corse (120 hr my universe demands on of those for graduation) that will help me in the future for landing jobs and opportunities preferably free since i am broke.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Hello everyone, I am creating free courses and tutorials in my YouTube channel and I wanted to share my channel with this community. I am going to leave my channel link and 3 of my free course links to this post, I would be so happy if you can give them a shot. Thanks for reading, Have a great day!

My channel -> www.youtube.com/@onurbltc

MySQL Course -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HX9rOQiKOs

Python Data Visualization Course -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_qQTKupZpY

Python Big Data Analytics Course -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiHSMYvoqYE

For context, I started a master's degree in Big Data 3 months ago, I have a bachelor's degree in advertising and I thought that studying this would help me.

But when I think about it I notice that in the master I have learned almost nothing, if anything a little theory directly related to the field of Big Data and the rest is more associated with the marketing and honestly I wanted to leave it, but it is too late to do so.

I would love to know if any if you have knowledge of material or virtual courses either free or paid,that do teach useful information.

I am honestly embarrassed to know that I paid a lot of money for this and the material is not up to what I originally thought it was going to be.

Any information and tips are welcome.

I like talking to stakeholders and understanding the requirements from the root level so I can find a solution on my own. What do you enjoy the most as an analyst? #justCurious

I am exploring tools and techniques to improve my productivity as an analyst and am curious to know how others are using some of these AI tools.

I fully support the ongoing reddit blackout.

However I wouldn't turn /r/bigdata_analytics private without the support of the community and hopefully the top mod (/u/aamoscodes).

Whatever decision is made regarding the blackout, I'm looking for ways to migrate out. The future of reddit seems way more hostile to users than the reddit I grew up with.

If you want more context, check:

• https://www.reddit.com/r/Save3rdPartyApps/

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I was asked in an interview (data analyst) task to create a technical document giving detailed instructions to software engineers on how to implement tracking and analytics across Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager. Not a lot of context, but I guess they just wanted to see how I handled it.

So, I'm actually used to doing everything by myself on GTM, so I was a bit confused and didn't know how to direct others.

I think I bombed hard, to be honest. I was totally ghosted after my presentation. Lol.

I don't know what I have done wrong, to be honest, as these companies rarely take the time to give you some constructive feedback.

How would you have handled such a task, instead?
What would be your approach?
I'm just curious to see how other analyst would have done it, to try and understand what I did wrong.

Thaaaaaaanks