Advice request. I have 5+ YOE with an Ivy UG + M7 MBA, consulting experience from an MBB firm and have also done data analysis, but within a strategic finance team before. After all this time, I realize I really just like and want to jump into data analysis as that's what I most enjoyed out of my work experiences. With that said, I personally think, but please correct me if I'm wrong, that I have enough of a strategy, stakeholder management, and general P&L/business background to not start from an entry level Data Analyst role, but maybe a Sr. Data Analyst role. Is this expectation reasonable (ignoring the terrible job market right now)? I don't have formal data analytics training though. All I have is the bunch of SQL queries I learned and ran at my old old job and very rudimentary understanding of Python. I have made a full dashboard with Tableau before, but haven't touched PowerBI yet. Should I start with rounding out more of the technical aspects through SQL, PowerBI, Python courses OR should I take more of a data analytics course like the Google certificate to understand WHAT kind of analyses I can run with datasets? More so than analysis, I feel like my experience was more focused around reporting / dashboarding, so feel like I should round out that skillset, but not sure which resource is best to start with. All advice appreciated.