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  It's so easy to become an Analyst these days, i.e. gain the skills or abilities to function in this capacity if it is right for you, and then land your dream job in no time. Analyst roles are currently in demand in various fields of endeavour and in this information Age, so you can be sure that this is a worthwhile venture. If you are interested or curious to learn, you may send us a message to receive a completely free short training. Best Wishes.

Each Person chooses their Career based on a number of reasons that sometimes are outside of their control, but constantly present itself. Just because one loses their Job does not mean they have lost their Career, nor should it make them feel inferior in anyway. It is best to remain respectful and honourable to oneself and others. Ask for help if one needs to and never give up! We cannot be everything, and so we need diversification, appreciation, innovation, and inter-dependency. Independence means that one is self-sufficiency, but that is not feasible throughout our lives. Dependence means we are not contributing anything, which is unpleasant in every community. Inter-dependence is where everyone brings something to the table for the benefit of others. What one brings to the table should never be under-estimated if one does so with all their ability (heart and being). Everything that is contributed like this is very meaningful and would eventually get better with time. Whenever one e...

Benjamin Franklin — "By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail." It comes down to preparation, so without further ado, let's begin: 1. Prepare by using past interview questions from google, to cover every possible question, whether behavioural or otherwise. 2. Prepare to answer every question from the job description and how closely related they are to your work experiences in your submitted resume. 3. Research about the company and get to know them, so that you can align your question or answers. 4. Prepare your business casual dressing, print needed documents and your resume, know the interview location, and rest properly a day before the interview. 5. Arrive early, be polite and kind to everyone, answer the questions with confidence, and be sure to sincerely thank your Interviewers and/or HR for the interview opportunity.

It is easier these days to get the required work experiences to list on your resume before applying for new jobs. Here they are: 1. Volunteer for nonprofit organizations and help them to achieve their goals in-exchange for new skills and/or referrals. 2. Accept to work temporary jobs or full/part time permanent jobs or casual jobs to learn and earn. 3. Start a business and work for yourself to learn and earn, for examples drop-shipper, affiliate marketer, blogger, etc. For highly regulated professions like Engineering, refer to #10 and #12 of this article in order to obtain updated and accurate information on how to go about it. 4. Use your Life Experiences at Home or in the Community. The value you add to people and towards achievements of goals cannot be underestimated. 5. Use a School (Academic) work, project, or lab experience. Your interactions and challenges have similarities to actual work experiences. 6. Use your Education and Course ...

Not everyone should resign their job/s into the great unknown of starting a new business. It is better to not resign/quit to start a business except one has already fully figured it all out or possibly has some external support (say a certain family member who can assist during the beginning stages). The best way, if possible, is to combine a full time work with a business that is still a side gig, without neglecting the full time job until income from side gig matches and far exceeds that of the job continuously and sustainably. Where there is a conflict of interest in combining work and business, one would be presented the choice to choose which path they prefer. This may be a good reason to resign from work or even abandon the business, after reviewing all possibilities. Being a Business Owner can be very tough and it is certainly not for the unprepared. It requires consistency and persistence as well as leadership skills. Sometimes, the impact or earnings would not come immediate...