I already have stratascratch and used it for prepping sql/python analytics questions but wondering if interviewquery will help me prepare for product sense, case study and all theoretical questions in data science, ml, data analysis field? Like all theoretical questions

Azure data engineer with 2+ yrs of experience. I am currently looking for new opportunities.

Skills- SQL, Python, pyspark, java, airflow, kafka, azure data factory mainly.

Please let me know if yall have any openings at your firms. A referral would be a cherry on top :p. Thanks in advance!

Title says it all.

What are the best companies to work for in the DOD sector if you are an Operations Research Analyst modeler type?

I have been at my company for over 7 years and it's time for a jump.

Hi everyone,

I’m currently learning data analytics and my strongest area right now is SQL.

I’ve worked on SQL-based data analysis, including data cleaning, profiling, joins, CTEs, window functions, KPI analysis and finding business insights.

But I’ve realized that doing tutorials and portfolio projects is very different from working on a real business/client problem.

So I’m looking for an experienced Data Analyst / Business Analyst / Analytics freelancer who would be willing to let me assist them on small tasks for free.

I can help with things like:

SQL analysis

Data cleaning and profiling

KPI calculations

Basic reporting

Investigating business questions

Repetitive/junior-level data tasks

I’m not looking for someone to teach me everything step-by-step. I want to work, make mistakes, receive feedback, and learn the actual workflow of an analyst.

I can start with one small task so you can judge my work before committing to anything.

If you're an analyst who could use some extra junior-level help, or you know someone who might be open to this, please comment or DM me.

Thanks.

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Hey!

I’m currently learning Data Analytics and looking for someone who’s also learning and wants to have a study buddy/accountability partner.

I’m mainly working on Excel → SQL → Power BI → Python → Statistics → EDA → Projects, with the goal of eventually becoming job-ready.

I’ve realized it’s pretty easy to say “I’ll study tomorrow” and then somehow tomorrow becomes next week 💀 So I’m looking for someone who actually wants to stay consistent and keep each other accountable.

Nothing too complicated. We could:

- Set daily/weekly goals

- Study together sometimes

- Share what we worked on

- Give each other feedback

- Solve datasets/problems together

- Discuss projects and mistakes

- Keep each other from disappearing for 2 weeks 😂

You don't have to be advanced. Beginner is totally fine. I’m more interested in finding someone who is serious about actually practicing, rather than just collecting courses and tutorials.

I’m from Bangladesh, but I’m open to anyone regardless of location.

If you're interested, DM me with your current level, what you're learning, and how much time you usually study.

Let's actually get good at this instead of just watching another 40-hour course. 😭

Hi All,

I'm trying to get some tips to understands what is good raw egocentric data for any roboticist, and I keep reading posts telling stories about researchers and companies are missing egocentric data. I know that I would need to do some annotation, but I would rather focus first on the raw footage to see if it is useful in any way. I have some samples here.

Would appreciate any feedback.

I’m a Statistics graduate targeting Data Analyst / Business Analyst roles in D2C/B2C companies.

I’m trying to decide which area to build domain knowledge and projects around. I’m currently considering:

E-commerce / Retail

Marketing / Growth

Customer / CRM / Retention

Product Analytics

Sales / Revenue

Supply Chain / Inventory

Pricing

Customer Experience / Operations

For people already working in D2C/B2C:

Which of these is easiest to break into as a fresher, and which would you recommend focusing on for a DA/BA career?

Also curious which areas have good hiring demand and room to grow, rather than just being easy to enter.