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Founder & CEO

Alex Analytics LLC

Consulting focused on Product Design, Marketing Strategy, and Analytics for Startups and Tech Companies.

Founder

AmerisourceBergen

Manager of Operational Analytics and Intelligence

Data Analyst II

Junior Data Analyst

KPN Advisors

Data Analyst

The Family Place

Data Collection Specialist and Analyst

Helping people around the world get jobs in Analytics and Tech!

Check out my YouTube channel Alex The Analyst for free resources and Analyst Builder for my full learning platform.

Alex Freberg

I remember when I lost half my income overnight when I quit my job as an Analytics Manager to pursue Consulting and Entrepreneurship.

135k per year gone!

Looking back though it was the only logical option. Consulting was picking up, my YouTube channel was growing, and I felt this intense urge to build something bigger.

3 Years later it worked out better than I had hoped. We've grown Analyst Builder to over 140k users, I've consulted with some of the biggest tech companies in the world, and my YouTube channel has grown to over 1 million subscribers.

I've also worked more hours than I ever worked at a full-time job. I've had to grow in more areas and solve more problems than ever before. It's been twice as hard in almost every way - but also 10x more fun and exciting!

Founder of AnalystBuilder.com | YouTube "Alex The Analyst" | Not LinkedIn Top Voice

Databricks.

One of the best platforms in the world for Data Analytics and AI - and something you should learn.

This week we are starting our Databricks series to learn how to Work with Data, Build Dashboards, Work with AI, and then we are Building a Full Project at the end!

And with Databricks Free Edition we get to do all of it for free - can't beat that.

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Open video: Intro to Databricks (Free Edition) | UI Walkthrough on youtube.com

Intro to Databricks (Free Edition) | UI Walkthrough

When you work a Non-Profit you get access to all the tools in 1 day because they only use Excel.

When you work at a Fortune 500 Company it takes you 12 weeks to get access to everything because they use Excel, Python, SQL, Power BI, Tableau, Snowflake, Databricks, JupyterHub, AWS, Azure, GCP, ServiceNow, Jira, Confluence, Slack, Teams, Zoom, Outlook, Okta, VPN, GitHub, Bitbucket, SharePoint, OneDrive, Alteryx, SAP, Salesforce, Workday, Smartsheet, Trello, Notion, Miro, Looker, Asana, Monday, Power Automate, Power Apps, Cognos, Splunk, Airflow, Docker, Kubernetes, BigQuery, and Datadog.

When you work as a consultant you get access in a 1 day because your clients pay by the hour.

Over the past 6 years, I've had over 56 Million views on my YouTube channel.

Most of those views have come from my SQL Tutorials!

And shockingly, most of that has come after ChatGPT has become mainstream. The need for SQL is not going away. In fact, more and more teams are reaching out to me because they are just now starting to deploy systems that use SQL!

Don't think that SQL is a useless skill just because AI can write it. There's a lot of value from learning it and it's still my #1 recommended skill for Data Professionals to use!

It's hilarious when companies try to make it seem unethical to only be at work for the money.

What other reason would I be here?!?

Usually the loudest person in the meeting isn't the smartest

But people will still listen to them, fund their projects, give them more responsibility, and promote them faster.

Social skills and Communication make a huge difference in the workplace.

I would like to see a GenZ AI Maximalist try to convince Marcy from Accounting, who's been using Excel for 30 years, that she needs to use AI.

This would really highlight the world we currently are living in.

Not everyone has time to sit down at a computer and practice SQL and Python!

Some people need to do it on the go - or on their phone so their boss doesn’t know they’re trying to upskill and leave their job 😅

On AnalystBuilder.com you can practice SQL and Python on your phone!

You can take full courses or practice for your technical interviews anywhere!

I just turned 30... and I'm feeling old.

And in my old age I'm feeling quite nostalgic and I've been reminiscing quite a bit. In this video I wanted to share some things I've learned!

So strap in to hear what this old guy's advice on Life, Money, Career, and more.


https://lnkd.in/erK9B-QZ

Open video: I just Turned 30 - What I've learned + Advice for You on youtube.com

I just Turned 30 - What I've learned + Advice for You

Real Conversation between me and a big company.

Them: We love your YouTube channel, we love how you make your videos, and we'd like you to make one for us.

Me: That's great! Here's your video - hope you like it.

Them: We love it! Except change literally everything, add big zooms and backing track and cut out half your video and say these exact words.

Me: 😑

This is a weird story, but I used to love coffee.

I started working at AmerisourceBergen back in 2019 and they had free coffee in their breakroom. I would get it morning before my daily standup and I'd get a refill after.

I was hooked! 

I was a poor college kid just a year or so before that so anything free was like gold to me. The thing was - I overdid it a bit too much.

I started doing 3-4 cups per day. All my coworkers were always drinking coffee too. Then it got to the point I just started hating it. I hated going into the breakroom, I hated the smell of coffee. 

What I loved the most eventually became something I couldn't stand. Even to this day I almost never drink coffee. I'll have it maybe once a month on a cold morning or when I'm really tired, but other than that I hardly touch it.

No moral to the story or anything, just a random thing that happened and why I don't drink coffee anymore. Hope you're enjoying your coffee this Thursday!

Out of Office Reply Today: See you next week suckers, I’m going to look at fishes with my daughter on a class trip.

Today only you can get our new AI for Data Professionals course for only 1$!

Promo Link Here: https://lnkd.in/eMchGm4Y

This is a Crash Course focused on using AI as a Data Professional! You'll learn how to interact with AI - not just using ChatGPT, but also in a Code Editor and an API!

This deal will only last until Midnight 10/27 EST! After that it'll go up to it's full price of 14$.

AI is becoming a fundamental skill so I want to make sure everyone has the ability to get their hands on it.

I'll have an advanced course coming that dives into more advanced topics of AI!

Everyone who is a Lifetime Member or who has a Subscription will automatically have access to this course!

I personally think the Job Market is terrible, but let's hear what you all think!

In this video I'm trying something new - I'm listening and responding to peoples TikToks (because why not!)

Someone sent me Jess Ramos ⚡️video and it's featured in there too - She's not wrong!

https://lnkd.in/e_2CEAn3

Open video: Job Market in 2025: Over Saturated, Low-Paying, Helpless on youtube.com

Job Market in 2025: Over Saturated, Low-Paying, Helpless

Your coworker has a different analysis than you and you need to present to higher ups - what do you do?

This really happens! And it might be something that you get asked in an interview. 

See if you'd nail this interview question below!

Try it here: https://lnkd.in/ewv2myMB

Pramata

1) Proficient in entering data accurately and consistently into databases and spreadsheets, ensuring data integrity and quality.

2) Diligent in verifying data integrity and quality through regular checks and audits, proactively identifying and resolving data discrepancies or anomalies to maintain data accuracy.

3) Highly organized in organizing and cataloging data, implementing efficient systems and structures to ensure easy access and retrieval for stakeholders.

4) Committed to adhering to data privacy regulations and maintaining data security measures, with a focus on handling sensitive information with the utmost confidentiality and implementing robust protocols to protect data.

5) Skilled in troubleshooting data-related problems and providing effective support to resolve issues promptly, minimizing disruptions, and optimizing data workflows.

6) Ensured data quality and maintained data governance at a 100% accuracy rate, mitigating risks and ensuring reliable and trustworthy data for decision-making processes.

Data Associate

Omdena

Project Collaborater

The Sparks Foundation

Throughout the internship, I was able to develop my analytical skills, improve my data visualization abilities, and enhance my knowledge of statistical analysis techniques.

One of my primary responsibilities as a data analyst intern was to assist in analyzing data sets and providing insights to the team. I was able to work on a variety of data-driven projects, including customer segmentation, trend analysis, and data visualization. These projects allowed me to learn and apply various data analysis techniques, such as regression analysis, clustering, and data mining.

In addition to data analysis, I was also able to develop my technical skills by working with various tools and technologies. I became proficient in Excel, SQL, and Python, which allowed me to analyze and present complex data sets in a clear and concise manner. Furthermore, I also gained experience working with Python, which allowed me to automate repetitive tasks.

One of the most rewarding experiences of my internship was being able to present my findings and recommendations. I was able to apply my analytical skills and present complex data sets in a way that was easy to understand for both technical and non-technical team members. This experience not only helped me develop my communication skills but also provided me with a sense of accomplishment and validation of my efforts.

Overall, my data analyst internship provided me with a valuable learning experience and helped me develop my technical and analytical skills. I gained practical knowledge of data analysis techniques, statistical modeling, and data visualization tools, which will be useful in my future career as a data analyst. Moreover, the internship allowed me to work in a team environment, collaborate with experienced professionals, and develop my communication and presentation skills. I am grateful for this opportunity and look forward to applying the skills and knowledge gained during the internship to future projects.

Data Science and Business Analytics Intern

As a Data Analyst with a strong background in programming, critical thinking, and analytical skills, I am actively seeking entry-level opportunities in a reputed organization where I can leverage my skills and continue to grow.
I have demonstrated proficiency in using data analysis tools such as Microsoft Excel, SQL, Python, Power BI in my projects. However, I firmly believe that as a Data Analyst, it is more important to think critically and analytically while analyzing data to draw conclusions, rather than relying solely on tools.
I have uploaded all of my projects, case studies, and certificates on my LinkedIn profile, which showcases my skills and potential. I am confident that given the opportunity, I will be able to give my 100% and ensure that everything falls into place.
Moreover, I am a quick learner and enjoy exploring new concepts and technologies outside my comfort zone. I believe that learning has no end, and I am committed to continuously improving my skills to achieve excellence as a Data Analyst.
Overall, I am excited about the prospect of joining a dynamic team and contributing to the success of an organization as a Data Analyst.

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