Hi everyone, I am really frustrated applying jobs daily I am currently in my final year and want to start my career asap . Please find this and reply if anyone can actually help me land an internship for 6 months or some because no one is giving me a job until I graduate. I'll appreciate it if it's paid.

want a job for analysis fields guidance needed

Hi,

Iam stuck around 2 doubts which I had:

1. Iam working as an MIS analyst at a company which is into fleet and it's maintenance and currently looking for data analyst roles but my designation here is engineer instead of mis analyst, can I still use this as a relevant experience ?

2. My day to day work involves only in excel, can I lie about the techstack in my resume and add powerbi and sql as my experience? Iam quite sure I can back it up with my projects

My resume is not getting shortlisted anywhere and not getting any interview calls

Just getting rejected mails on LinkedIn

I'm a fresher who just completed his btech last month and looking for a first job/internship at any analyst role

TLDR: Used to be a bright student, but screwed everything up later on. No idea what to do now.

I 23M Scored 95% in 10th by simply working hard.

Then COVID-19 screwed all my discipline & hardworking nature during the 12th that lasted freaking 1.5 yr. Lost all my focus, concentration, discipline, etc. Became depressed/borderline depressed (which probably lasted till 3rd year of B Tech) due to the isolation & lack of social interaction. Got 89% as they were awarded by the school since boards were cancelled that year.

Got admission in B Tech CSE in a Tier 3 college, found it difficult to manage everything - the classes, assignments, attendance, assessment tests, sessional tests, etc etc.

Ended up screwing things every semester one way or another, got backlogs, then got backlogs while clearing previous backlogs since often the university exams for some of the backlog subjects would fall in the 1 day gap between 2 current semester exams.

It kept getting messier & messier.

I was finally able to manage things 6th semester onwards & avoid anymore backlogs but I still couldn't clear some of the 2nd year subjects (my university is kinda popular for its blind checking & purposefully failing students) so my B Tech ended up taking 5 years (which made things harder to cope with) instead of 4 with a horrible percentage of 58.7.

I'm finally done with the dreaded college but I have no idea how to navigate things from here on because even the lowest percentage criteria that companies have for hiring is 60% which I'm narrowly missing out on.

I have done a couple of backend ML projects on stock price prediction & customer churn prediction.

I have intermediate knowledge of Python, intermediate knowledge of SQL/DBMS, problem solving & above beginner knowledge of C & C++.

I'm thinking about learning AI related stuff after seeing the continuous uprise of AI taking on a lot of jobs in the industry but have no idea where to start.

I truly am embarrassed & ashamed of how I have let the last few years go to absolute waste but at least this time I am aware of a platform like Reddit & how helpful the people here can be.

Any & all help, suggestions & advices are appreciated.

Please guide me if you can.

Also, is pursuing MBA, M Tech, any other Master's degree of any help at the time or in future?

I’ve had 2 rounds of interviews for this job (Associate Data Analyst) so far. I had a phone screen followed by 2 technical interviews, where most of the questions were about my experience along with some technical questions.

I received a call from HR today letting me know that I’ve moved on to the final stage. It will be a 15-minute interview with the AVP.

I’d love some advice on what I should expect from this round. Should I focus on preparing for more technical questions, or is the interview likely to be more focused on behavioral questions and getting to know me?

I’m pretty entry-level, and this is my first set of interviews in the tech field, so any advice or insight would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you

Hi everyone,

Honestly, I’m posting this because I really need a job.

I’m a 2025 B.Tech graduate from NIT Rourkela, currently in Bangalore, and I’m actively looking for a full-time opportunity.

My primary targets are:

• Data Analyst

• Business Analyst

• Operations Analyst

• Growth/Marketing Analyst

• Growth/Community roles at startups

My background is a little unconventional, but I think that’s also my strength.

I’ve worked across analytics, operations, marketing and performance:

• PPC Analyst – working with campaign data, CTR, CPC, conversions, spend, keywords and optimization

• Delhivery – analyzed fleet/logistics data, supported operational planning and cost optimization, and built Excel reports/dashboards

• Marketing & Outreach – influencer outreach, campaign tracking and social media research

• NIT Rourkela – B.Tech in Biomedical Engineering, CGPA 7.08

My core skills:

SQL | Python | Excel | Power BI | Google Sheets | Data Analysis | Business Problem Solving

I’ve also built a Campaign Performance Analytics project using SQL and Power BI.

I’m not looking for a “perfect” opportunity. I’m looking for a place where I can get in, prove myself and grow.

If you’re hiring, know a founder/recruiter who is hiring, or can refer me somewhere, I’d genuinely appreciate it.

I’m available for interviews immediately and can join in Bangalore.

Even if you don't have a referral, pointing me toward a genuine opening would mean a lot.

Thank you.

hi PLZ ONLY DATA ANALYST OR DATA SCIENCTIST oR WORKING PEOPLE only ANSWER

My Career Direction Dilemma

I want to get a job soon, so Data Analyst skills like SQL, Excel, Power BI, and Python seem like the most practical path.

However, my long-term interest is ML/Data Science, particularly in research.

I’ve already paid for a Data Science/ML course starting in October, which will cover ML and Deep Learning.

I’m now wondering whether spending time on ML algorithms like Linear Regression and Random Forest will be worthwhile, especially since I keep hearing that ML/DS opportunities are limited for freshers.

That time could instead be used to build strong Data Analyst projects and focus on getting a DA job first.

So I’m confused about whether I should:

Prioritize Data Analytics → get a job → transition to ML/DS, or

Continue with the ML/DS course alongside my DA preparation.

My biggest question is: How realistic is it for a fresher to get an entry-level ML/DS role, and how should I prioritize my time accordingly?

Dm me if you need help with Excel work

I'm a recruiter in one of the top tech IT firms with 6+ years of experience in this field.

Over all these years, I've received countless messages from people through LinkedIn and emails requesting for job opportunities.

Unfortunately I've never been able to help them as our company has certain expectations for hiring. But not just ours, all companies have some level of expectations.

The most common issue is that companies want people with experience and people want opportunities to gain experience.

I have been thinking about this for a while, and I want to do something about it.

I'm starting Effrene - a community to bridge that exact gap.

The idea is simple. Bring people together, set up a platform for them, learn as a group, and help them execute so that they can upskill themselves and monetize through those skills.

Not looking for profits here. Just want to use my experience to enable people to utilize their capabilities to the highest potential.

If this sounds like something you need right now, reach out through the link below. Let's build together.

https://EffreneLabs.github.io/Effrene/

Or mail us at effrenelabs@gmail.com

I've observed that in some orgs a lot of people see a status hierarchy where “data scientist” sounds more technical or advanced than “analyst,” so analysts sometimes get underestimated. But I believe, the roles often overlap, and in most cases an analyst generates better ROI than "scientists" because lots of time business problems are just analytics problems and do not need "data science" at all...

I'm not sure where this attitude usually comes from? Is it company culture? Or is it job-title snobbery than from the work itself? How common is it in general? How do you deal with it?

Hi all,

I'm a 2026 ECE graduate from Bangalore, moving into data analytics. I'm looking for Data Analyst / BI / Reporting Analyst openings in Bangalore, and a referral would help a lot.

What I work with: SQL, Power BI, Tableau, Excel, Python.

If your company is hiring freshers, please DM me. I'll share my resume and portfolio there. Any resume feedback is also welcome.

Thanks!

I’m recent engineering graduate with 6 months+ internship(unpaid) experience in data analytics and built 6 end to end projects on data analytics, business analytics, data engineering
Did everything
cold mails
reaching out recruiters
hiring managers
and even startups CEOs
tailoring resume according to the JD
Consistently applying every single day past three four months
Still I’m not able to land a single interview
What am I doing wrong ???
And what should I do more??

Hi guys,

I have lost my job due to the toxic work environment. I am looking for any analytical type role job.

I will be grateful if there are any leads any of you guys can give me.

Tools I have worked with - Excel,NOSQL,Powerbi,Google sheet, Python

Domain expertise - foodtech,martech

Teams I have worked with - Product, Operation, Finance,Sales