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[Fisayomi || Data Analyst 💖 @fizzy_hormorht]

An organisation was experiencing a high turnover rate among new hires. Many employees left the company two years in the job.

Why are employees leaving?. This tells the story.

#Powerbi #Dashboard #datafam

[Nte Daniel || Data Analyst → Engineer @iam_daniiell]

Hello Everyone, please my mum needs your help..

I’m so sorry for this, but her life is on the line..

The pictures i posted are from May.. right now my mum’s foot is almost gone.. i can’t bring myself to look at it else it will kill me.

For the past 2 plus months my mum’s been in and out of the hospital.. from a tiny wound to her slipping into coma twice..

I and my family have spent everything we have on her to save her..

On Monday she slipped into yet another coma and we moved her to a specialist hospital in port harcourt

Over the last 3 days almost 3 million has been spent and the doctors are saying the infection is putting serious strain on her kidneys and heart..

The only way of giving her a fighting chance is to Amputate part of her limb as soon as possible..

And that would require yet another 3-4 million for the surgery alone..

Please guys i have spent everything i have over the last months, I’ve sold properties i have.. i need you to help save my mother’s life..

If you can help contribute, no matter how small, if you can help tag, engage and repost so it can reach a wider audience..

And most especially we need your prayers.

I’m here to provide more information if you need it, thank you

@Wizarab10 @DONJAZZY @ThisIsDikky

[Fisayomi || Data Analyst 💖 @fizzy_hormorht]

@Princez_eve Mine is 31" waist and 47" hip 😌

[Femi The Analyst . @Femiforge]

It takes time to learn Excel.

It takes time to master SQL.

It takes time to understand Power BI.

It takes time to analyze complex datasets.

It takes time to create impactful dashboards.

It takes time to work on real-world data projects.

It takes time to build a strong LinkedIn profile.

It takes time to prepare for technical and behavioral interviews.

Here’s one tip from someone who’s been through it all:

Be Patient. Good things take time ☺️

Keep building your skills and showcasing your value. Your time will come!

[Fisayomi || Data Analyst 💖 @fizzy_hormorht]

@Oludeewon Yes, I have

[Fisayomi || Data Analyst 💖 @fizzy_hormorht]

@PeterFatd1 Noted

[Fisayomi || Data Analyst 💖 @fizzy_hormorht]

@MrCharlesky Interested

[Fisayomi || Data Analyst 💖 @fizzy_hormorht]

@GlobalEllah I'm interested

[Fisayomi || Data Analyst 💖 @fizzy_hormorht]

@MrCharlesky I'm interested

[Fisayomi || Data Analyst 💖 @fizzy_hormorht]

@MrCharlesky Interested

[Thelma Etuk @officialladi_T]

If you're learning data analytics and love having textbooks alongside your courses, here are 4 solid ones worth knowing about 👇

[Fisayomi || Data Analyst 💖 @fizzy_hormorht]

@MrCharlesky I'm interested. Send me the link

[Fisayomi || Data Analyst 💖 @fizzy_hormorht]

An organisation was experiencing a high turnover rate among new hires. Many employees left the company two years in the job.

Why are employees leaving?. This tells the story.

#Powerbi #Dashboard #datafam

[Fisayomi || Data Analyst 💖 @fizzy_hormorht]

One day,hopefully, very soon,I’ll land my first role as a data analyst.

[Annie🦋 @DabereNnamani]

Every product decision is a bet.

A/B testing is how smart teams figure out which bets are actually paying off.

The concept is simple: show two versions of something to two groups of users, measure the outcome, and let the data decide. No gut feelings. No HiPPO (highest paid person’s opinion). Just evidence.

It’s used everywhere e-commerce, SaaS, media, finance. If a business has users and makes decisions about how to serve them, A/B testing is in the room.
For data analysts, it matters for a specific reason: it’s one of the clearest examples of data directly informing a business outcome. Not just reporting what happened but shaping what happens next.

Understanding A/B testing means understanding causality, statistical significance, and how to communicate uncertainty to stakeholders who want a simple yes or no.

That’s a valuable skill set. And it starts with a surprisingly simple idea.

[Annie🦋 @DabereNnamani]

If you’re building a career in data, you’ll hear the term “business intelligence” constantly. Here’s what it actually means.

Business intelligence or BI is the process of turning raw business data into information that people can use to make decisions.

It covers the full pipeline: collecting data from different sources, organizing and cleaning it, analyzing it, and presenting it in a way that non-technical stakeholders can actually understand and act on.

In practice, BI shows up as dashboards, reports, and visualizations that answer questions like:

→ How are sales trending this quarter?
→ Which products are underperforming?
→ Where are we losing customers in the funnel?

Tools like Power BI, Tableau, and Looker are built specifically for this work.

But BI is bigger than the tools. It’s about creating a culture where decisions are made with data not just instinct.

For data analysts, understanding BI means understanding your role in a larger system. You’re not just crunching numbers. You’re giving the business a clearer picture of itself.

That’s a meaningful job.

[Thelma Etuk @officialladi_T]

The gap between practicing data analytics and real-world data roles is bigger than we think

[Ella😍 @Elladeyforyou]

Repost if you love twins

[Sir Dickson @Wizarab10]

When we were growing up, we made plans with our friends. We wanted to be successful and we wanted our friends to be successful as well. But the reality is that our clock is different. We would not all be successful and even the ones that are successful, succeed at different times.

The beauty of friendship is that, if one of us succeed, we have a measure of protection to leverage on. I do not know what you people call friendship but a person that want friends must show himself friendly, and there are friends closer than a brother.

This idea of making it and suddenly blacklisting the people you used to call friends, is insane. If they were not good people, you would have cut them off before you made it. The only person changing here is you.

It would be a shame if my friends need help and they can't ask me. Why am I in their lives then? What is the point of being friends for 10, 15, 20 years and I can't come through for you. I come through for strangers. Why wouldn't I show up for my own? My friends know me and they trust me. In fact, I'm sure they know that God forbid they die, their kids education and welfare will be sorted as I would my own kids.

Making new friends is good. We connect and expand on the relationships we have as we grow in life. If you keep cutting off the people you used to know as soon as you climb up the ladder, why should the new friends and connections trust you? The higher you climb, the harder it is to trust. That is why people say it is lonely at the top. People are not stupid, they are vetting your character whether you know it or not.

I have friends I made from secondary school. I have close friends from university who are my brothers. I have friends from my time in the UK and we are very close. I've made friends from X whom I am close with. Current relationship does not erase past relationship. Your new friends have other friends. There is nothing happening in your life currently that warrants cutting off your friends just because you're doing better. If you're doing better, you have a responsibility to look after them and be kind to them. Your friends are the only people in this cold world who allow you to be yours and who can call you to order, while still having your back against all odds.

DO BETTER!!!