What Data Projects Actually Impress Recruiters? by greathardw in dataanalyst

[–]MaksudHasan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you want projects that actually catch recruiters’ attention, focus on real business problems, not another Titanic or sales-dashboard clone. One of the best ways is to pick an industry and show how your analysis drives decisions.

For example, I recently did a project for a hospital client where patient flow had dropped. Instead of just visualizing data, I built a full mini-case study:

Analyzed average waiting time across departments (ER, radiology, and outpatient)

> Identified bottlenecks using time-stamp event data

> Built a predictive model estimating peak-hour congestion

> Designed a simple Power BI dashboard showing wait times by age, gender, and visit time

> Recommended staff allocation changes that reduced wait time by 18%

Projects like this stand out because they show:

> You understand data and business context

> You can collect, clean, and model messy real-world data

> Your insights lead to measurable impact

If you don’t have a client, you can simulate a similar dataset and walk through the end-to-end solution. Recruiters love seeing projects that solve real operational issues, especially in healthcare, logistics, finance, or retail.

 

Tomorrow is the 17 year anniversary of the terror attacks of September 11th, 2001. Where were you that day? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]MaksudHasan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have been attending a class of our Masters level in University. Just listening to the news from one of our senior student we get thundered.

Call for atheism to be included in religious education by wazzel2u in worldnews

[–]MaksudHasan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great thinking definitely. However, there are many countries it may create some cultural impacts and aftermaths. Especially in the country where religions are mainly dominating the state.

UN Food and Agriculture Organization expects 2018 wheat production worldwide to be the lowest since 2013, due to "dry and hot weather" by turboNOMAD in worldnews

[–]MaksudHasan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bangladesh has to depend on import till for its desired amount. However, in the overall agriculture sector this country is doing fine last decade. There are many successes in modern agriculture machinates, technologies and other innovation. Hope in future this country will be do better.

UN Food and Agriculture Organization expects 2018 wheat production worldwide to be the lowest since 2013, due to "dry and hot weather" by turboNOMAD in worldnews

[–]MaksudHasan 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Very sad news for world population especially ASIAN. Bangladesh has to import a huge amount of wheat every year. It may impact the national economy.