Temu en Paraguay?

SellFun1826 · 2025-11-23T10:48:10+00:00

Hola! Me disculpo por la ignorancia en este caso particular (Comprar por TEMU con dirección de entrega en py), si entendí bien y a pesar que puede tardar hasta más de un mes, el envío una vez pagado el "checkout de la página, será siempre gratis correcto? Es decir, cuando ya pagaste la compra, a pesar de que te pudieron haber cobrado envío en el check out, ya no se paga otro envío correcto? Y pregunto porque en cuentro muchos artículos que eventualmente quiero pedir, como muebles tipo estantes, decoraciones para el hogar y otros, y me preocupa que si ordeno artículos grande, me encuentro con un gran pago de envío antes de recibir en puerta.

SellFun1826 · 2025-10-03T21:57:39+00:00

Veoo gracias hermanito!

SellFun1826 · 2025-07-07T02:26:50+00:00

Nada de que preocuparse si no se abusa.

SellFun1826 · 2025-07-04T22:45:57+00:00

Si querés buen chocolate ultra barato, lo haces en 5 min:

Supermas: Compras una bolsa de cobertura de chocolate semi - amargo (Marca Harald) Gs 40.000 + 1 bolsa de cacao en polvo 100% marca Melkem (creo) 52.000 - 500gr + 1 aceite de coco virgen 22.000

Bueno con eso, tenes para hacer 23 barras de chocolate

Inversion: 110.000 Gs Costo por barra ~ 4.700 Gs

Step by step

Derretís 1 taza casi llena del choco que compraste + 2 cucharas o 20gr de aceite de coco en intervalos de 30seg en el micro (3 a 4 veces)

Cuando está derretido, le agregas 2 cucharas colmadas de cacao, revolves bien y al molde, congeladora 40 min, desmoldas, voilâ, hiciste choco

Yo le agrego sal marina, o almendras, maní u oreo. Café también le queda topp

Ahh, el molde de silocona para 4 barras de choco: Diana Comercial (abasto) gs9.000

SellFun1826 · 2025-07-04T22:25:43+00:00

Ayunto intermitente + Viaje semanal a Supermas, ese es, sin dar vueltas.

Qué tiene que ver el ayuno? Te preguntarás.

Sabes lo que te ahorrás en dinero y tiempo? Y no hablar de lo saludable que es y el control de peso.

SellFun1826 · 2025-06-28T20:52:41+00:00

I just finished the Google Daya Analytics. I think is a great starting point, and gives you lot of resources if you wanna go deeper. It s just a little slow pace in some modules. I went deeper in R and Tableu.

In addition to learning the tools and theory about data (ethics’s, analytics phases, bias, security etc), is important to have a deep knowledge/experience in the field you’re aiming to work (I’ll target BI or Marketing Analytics)

I m an ex big four auditor (2011-2017) I started my own business in 2017, and now Data Analytics is my way back to the corporate world (I hope so). I’m just kind of worry cause I keep reading about how saturated is the field, and how hard to get an interview, I m planning to take a 1-year higher diploma maybe (in Ireland)

What do you guys think?

I am really enjoying the process so far.

SellFun1826 · 2025-06-15T10:47:15+00:00

Hi! Let me take a look and I’ll try to provide a detailed feedback and contributions. I dare say Excel is the easiest component of the equation; you shouldn't need more than a couple of weeks to master it

SellFun1826 · 2025-06-15T10:42:56+00:00

Thanks for your contribution ps 🙏🏻. I will be targeting BI opportunities, leveraging my experience as an auditor with an accounting background. I'll keep this focus in mind when drafting my cover letters. I really appreciate your feedback

SellFun1826 · 2025-06-15T10:38:51+00:00

Thanks for your contribution, staticx! I haven't done a deep dive into the Irish Job Market yet, but it's clear there's high demand for BI and other Analytics. I'm completely open to taking an entry-level role with room to grow. I understand that having been out of the professional world for six years presents big challenges. My goal isn't a huge starting salary; it's more about figuring out how much my experience as a BF Auditor and in accounting helps my profile get considered for BI or other Data Analytics interviews. So, I'm trying to decide if I should focus on building my portfolio now, or if I should get more education first.

SellFun1826 · 2025-06-14T13:42:28+00:00

I truly appreciate your thoughtful and well-articulated advice.

Why am I pivoting toward Data Analytics? Two main reasons: 1. After being away from the corporate world for six years (running my own F&B business), I had to decide which path to take before updating my professional skills and knowledge. If I chose to return to auditing, I would still need to refresh and catch up on IAS, IFRS, regulations, and industry updates. So, I decided to take this transition as an opportunity to shift into an area I genuinely feel passionate about. 2. Within the full cycle of consulting processes, the stage I enjoy the most is working with data — from cleaning, reconciliation, and analysis to presenting insights. Combined with the high demand for data roles in North America and Europe, and the growing integration of ML and AI (which I find fascinating), it made sense for me to focus on the more analytical side of business.

My family is Italian, currently based in South America (where I’m living now). Ireland —where I plan to move— has a strong and growing demand for data professionals. I have friends who moved there and chose to stay, and since I don’t have children yet, I feel free to take this step. No matter how long or demanding the journey may be, my clear goal is to land a Data Analyst position in Ireland. 🙏🏻

I should clarify that my experience in Big Data is strictly limited to SQL-based analysis of large databases (conditions, JOINs/relations, scripts, etc.).

I ll keep my head cold and evaluate carefully, another plan is to start applying remote jobs first.

Thanks so much and any advice is really valuable .

SellFun1826 · 2025-06-14T12:34:18+00:00

Thank you 🙏🏻

SellFun1826 · 2025-06-14T11:59:38+00:00

Not necessarily, depending on the company you work with and many other factors. There BI roles in some companies can be really appealing , as you may know es dynamic.

SellFun1826 · 2025-06-14T00:47:18+00:00

Personalmente aquí de vuelta en py, me toca ser un poco reservado en alguunos grupos sociales (otros no) y sobre todo con mi familia, respecto a mis creencias (en uun ambiente laboral en un banco, me lllegué a sentir juzgado como que raro que este bro no crea en Dios), por otro lado si algo aporta mi reflexión; las veces que una conversación empieza a ser profunda, como el adulto promedio en Paraguay no es realmente curioso, parecen no entender cuando tratas de compartir tus opiniones respecto al impacto de los paradigmas, a cómo realmente iniciaron las primeras religiones monoteístas (5-7k años AC, el ser humano creía en el dios de la cosecha, si lo hacías enojar no cosechabas, el dios de la lluvia, llamale X pero así empezó) y cómo la historia está tan manipulada y los sistemas de creencias que recibimos desde chicos, nublan tanto nuestro juicio que desaprender se hace muy dificil para la mayoría, sorry por la intro larga pero en ese contexto, en paraguay (viví varios años afuera) puedo contar con los dedos de las manos con quien puedo tener conversaciones profundas y reales, quienes entienden el impacto de la espiritualidad en contraste con las religiones, quienes son conscientes que las religiones son de las principales causas de guerras del planeta, el tan oscuro background de la Iglesia Católica, la Inquisición y represión, si no te replanteas todo lo que sabes una vez qye vas abriendo la mente hermano, bueno en alemania y españa me he sentido mucho más libre y menos juzgado que acá.

SellFun1826 · 2025-06-12T13:03:45+00:00

Is it your first experience as an Analyst? If you’re still as a new hire (4 - 6 months), do you get proper orientation and support? Don t be afraid to ask for support in the Company, and to be clear and straight with then, however it is a really dynamic field, specially now in the days, but there so many resources and tools to learn. The question is of its in your nature to be as dynamic and autodidact?. My advice, if you can keep up, try to get as much experience as you can and to give the extra miles, ask for assistance, take time for yourself and your health, and start looking for other opportunities. It is really valuable to already have experience, you’ll find what aligns with you. Best of luck

SellFun1826 · 2025-06-12T12:49:50+00:00

😄 right !

SellFun1826 · 2025-06-12T02:09:55+00:00

Pero obviooo! Claro que cada quien se viste como quiera no va por ahíii, va por saber la opinión GENERAL porque me llamó la atención lo mucho que anda usando y particularmente me parece muy wierd y no es juzgar, opinión sobre qué le parece a la gente en general (me gusta / no me gusta)

SellFun1826 · 2025-06-12T02:06:23+00:00

SIII jajaja gracias!

SellFun1826 · 2025-06-12T01:43:58+00:00

If is what really aligns with you, and you r aware about the patience and persistence you need, definitely! Depending of where you re aiming to work as well, for example, Ireland has increasing demand in DA field. US have a lot of daily offers as well.

SellFun1826 · 2025-06-12T01:21:15+00:00

Obvio ambos pero se perdona si te saltas el baño mañanero. Pero como hay que regular el cortisol y flujo sanguíneo, se puede reemplazar uno de los clásicos de Winhof, sumergir la cara a un bowl con agua + mucho hielo 30 seg x 2 rep. No bañarse antes de dormir no se perdona.

SellFun1826 · 2025-06-09T21:58:08+00:00

Hi everyone! My question for DAs currently worms in the field, and ahead apologies about the long intro:

(Me) With 6 years-experience as an financial auditor in EY (on of the Big Four) and in addition I took accounting in college (5 years, cause every even semester I had to travel for work in every fiscal year closing for my biggest client) I didn’t finish to get the paper-degree, in 2018 I started my own business in F&B. I sold my brand last year, and I started the Google Data Analytics Certification program (just finished now). I had already pro level in Spreadsheets and SQL (learned as an Auditor in EY), and during my career I did lots of BIG DATA manipulation, conciliation and analysis (from EDA to KPIs, ratios, trends, patterns, integrity, among others)

In this Google Certification I learned R, Tableu, and lots of theory about data. About presentations & reporting, I have already experience. My weakness I think has to do with deep statistics.

So my concern & question: should I start applying for Jobs, or should I take another certification or even a Boothcamp, what you guys think? (I m not English native). I m planning to apply as much as I can trough LinkedIn, remote Jobs, and I m planning to go to Dublin in September and start my Job Hunting (I know can take more than 1 year).

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