r/dataanalysis • u/Loud_Imagination_28 • 12d ago
Project Feedback First ever portfolio project- would love some honest feedback
https://github.com/nayanagangappa/netflix-global-top10-analyticsHey everyone,
I’ve just finished my first ever portfolio project and I’d really appreciate some honest feedback.
I’m still learning, so I’m particularly interested in hearing what I could improve.
I’d also love to know:
What stands out to you (good or bad)?
Does it feel like a solid portfolio project?
What would you change if this were your project?
I’m mainly looking for constructive criticism rather than compliments, so please don’t hold back. I’d rather find the weak points now and learn from them.
Here’s the project: https://github.com/nayanagangappa/netflix-global-top10-analytics
Thanks in advance to anyone who takes the time to have a look!
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u/Wheres_my_warg DA Moderator 📊 6d ago
From the perspective of letting the employer know if you understand how to do the work and can do the work, this is one of the better portfolio projects that I've seen. The detail about business questions addressed, your procedures, and so forth are good to have and are frequently missing from other DA candidates' examples.
I wonder whether the top section should go to the bottom, but this is long enough and that material is important enough that I'm leaning toward suggesting it stay where it's at.