Because if AI can somehow automate all of that, wouldn’t it mean everyone that Data Analysts work with become automated? Database admins, program/project managers, communications? etc.
Entire organizations pretty much. 🧐
When Data Analysts have to work with unique databases, streamline processes with project directors & managers with constant communication, clean/manipulate/analyze data based on needs & overall organizational needs, I wonder how that will be affected with AI.
Data Analysts in this day and age will need to understand how to incorporate AI tools(including the AI features in BI tools) into their workflows to have a more efficient work process. That’s how you stand out.
Data Entry roles will 100% be automated.
I strongly doubt Data Analyst roles will be automated since it requires a soft skill component where you need to talk to business teams + a keen understanding of how data is used across the organization, which can be very messy.
It’s so easy to speak on faith when all is well, but when it seems like everything around you is falling apart, you have to muster up every ounce of strength to believe.
Through the tears, anxiety, &sleepless nights you still have to pray your way through. It can’t rain forever
Bittersweet result of success — you’ll be supported up until the point of surpassing those in your immediate network.
Be cautious about who you share your dreams/goals with. Lead with discernment.
It’s so many resources and ways to figure stuff out. Google, tik tok (plz google again after anything you see on tik tok), books are still a thing….i don’t get it. The people you see that are really successful in careers/businesses, researched and figured stuff out.
From crying in a mall parking lot, unable to find a loan for coding bootcamp, to sitting in that same spot accepting a teaching position at the very same bootcamp.
Life is wild.
Let this be your reminder to keep going.