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It depends on what you want to do. If you're a regular analyst or data scientist, working on reports, dashboards, tooling, R&D, etc. - most in those roles (me i
by TrackerFF 3y ago
It depends on what you want to do. If you're a regular analyst or data scientist, working on reports, dashboards, tooling, R&D, etc. - most in those roles (me included) have many balls in the air.
As far as the technical hierarchy goes, these organizations are usually somewhat like this:
1. Excel (everyone knows excel)
2. PowerBI / Tableau / etc. (few know these, because they are either a bit more complex than Excel, or a more simple than R/Python/Julia/etc. + your favorite viz and analysis packages. The people that only use Excel don't bother learning it, the guys only programming won't either)
3. Programming (some know these things)
If you love working with either 1) or 3), then becoming the Tableau/Power BI expert can be a drag.