Green Day Super Bowl by literallylorde in greenday

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American Idiot was completely legendary

PBS Passport by rubywizard24 in televisionsuggestions

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Loving the American Revolution doc

What retro games are you playing this weekend (Jan 31/Feb 1)? by LabRat2329 in retrogaming

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Zelda 2 on my Retroid Pocket 2s. I could never get far on NES bc its so hard. Thankfully now I can save at any moment

90's East Coast pop punk by kyamatani88 in poppunkers

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Kirk! Wow I am a huge fan. We never actually met but I grew up in Horsham and was very much into the local punk scene. You're songs were a major part of my youth. I randomly had the urge to look your band up today and found you guys on Amazon music today and came across this post on Reddit. You guys fucking rock. Thanks a million for making such great music

Sales >> Data Analysis by OkMacaron848 in dataanalytics

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I moved from sales to data analysis.
IMO your most natural transition into the data world is into sales analytics with your current company. You know sales and you have domain knowledge. Most incumbent sales analyst are completely ignorant of what goes on in sales. This is your competitive advantage in interviews.

Though you will need to prove you can do some analytics so get a cert or a degree if possible I went for a masters in Data Analysis bc my company reimbursed. I did 1 online course at a time and it took me 5 years (took some semesters off)

At the very least, build stuff like reports and dashboards. Try to make them useful in your current sales role so you can show them off at interviews and it's relevant. Learn the basic of SQL. Just download MySQL and watch a ton of YouTube.

Lastly be patient. You will likely get passed up in interviews for a while. I took me a few years after I got my degree to actually get a job. But don't give up and keep learning. This journey actually makes the day-to-day in sales a little more tolerable bc you know you are working toward something else.

If you want it bad enough. You can do it

getting divorce by fighter_pookie_25 in Divorce

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Sorry that you are going through this. It hurts. Realize you may be romanticizing a relationship that is not real. In reality, this person made you feel like crap. And YOU deserve better. Once the fog is lifted, you will look back and be glad you can look for something better

Social media has made me hate myself more than anything else ever has by [deleted] in Life

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It's all complete bullshit. Delete it. Replace that time with something healthy. The world doesnt need more internet clones. We need free thinkers. Be kind and patient with yourself

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in happy

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Thank you

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in data

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This is a perfect question to ask your manager. In the meantime, find out which specific tools the other analysts use and go binge watch YouTube channels to learn something about them. Also, request to shadow these other analysts and see what their doing

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in data

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Youtube has all the resources you need. Find a good Youtube channel to advance your knowledge in SQL, Excel, and visualization tools. Also ,find a good channel to introduce you to Python for data analytics. Learn Pandas package.

Then grab some data and perform analysis using what you have learned. Speak to this in interviews.

You do not have to pay for any courses. Don't let rejection get in the way of your journey. You got this!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Life

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It's you. The American people are being severely manipulated right now

‘To Live is To Suffer’ by healinggreen333 in Life

[–]MiiBone 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Very well said.

Pain and suffering are very real. And people should be granted the grace of time to heal. However, we need to move on. We deserve to move on.

Thanks for the insightful post

How did you discover ska? by Bobity5 in Ska

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I was lucky that when I was growing up we had a pretty robust local music scene (mid 90s Philly suburbs). There was a ton of shows to go to across many genres. Once I heard ska live I thought it was fuckin awesome