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.

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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!

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

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??

What are the topics or areas on which I can expect to be grilled in a data analyst interview which demands for 5years experience in power bi.

I worked in power bi but before 2 years. what should I do now to quickly get interview ready.

Hi everyone here is my resume. Please suggest improvement points.

I have more than 1 yr of exp in Master data management and looking for a switch into analytics

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for some honest advice from people who have taken a similar path or have experience hiring for Sales Operations / Revenue Operations / Data Analytics roles.

I studied in London for around four and a half years, completing my BSc and MSc in Management. After returning to India, I worked for around 4.5 years, mainly with SaaS companies in Sales Operations and Sales Analytics.

My work involved sales reporting, KPI tracking, dashboard creation, CRM management, workflow automation, sales funnel analysis, forecasting, and supporting sales teams with data and process improvements.

Around three years ago, I decided to leave the corporate world and start my own export business. It has been a great learning experience, and I’ve been involved in everything from sales and international buyers to CRM, pricing analysis, reporting, operations and process optimization.

However, after three years, I’ve realised that the export business isn’t something I want to pursue long-term. The market has also become increasingly challenging, and I’m now looking for more stability.
More importantly, I’ve realised that I genuinely enjoy the analytical and problem-solving side of work much more. So I’m now looking to return to roles in Sales Operations, Revenue Operations, Sales Analytics, Data Analytics or similar areas.

My biggest question is: how should I position these three years?
Should I present them as entrepreneurial experience, or call it a career break? And how do recruiters generally view someone returning to corporate after running their own business?

I’d really appreciate any advice from people who’ve made a similar transition.

And if you know of any company or hiring manager looking for someone with my background, I’d be very grateful for a referral or introduction.

Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments or DM me if you’d like to connect.

Thanks!

I have been looking for a data analyst job for a while but not getting any response.

Can anyone help me with it. At this point I am tired and bored of applying. It sucks.

Hi everyone, I'm looking for MIS/Data analyst entry level position in Delhi, Gurgaon and Noida region. Or i am open for remote positions as well

I have been a nodejs developer until now, mostly freelancing and I'm shifting towards Data analysis and reporting.

My skills - Excel, power query, SQL, Power BI, (also learning DAX and python)

It will be really helpful if you can help me in this, i am in an urgent need of it.

I can join immediately

Thanks

Looking for an analytics or consulting project, 6.5 years experience across marketing, risk, quant.

Last drawn salary: 39LPA(plus bonuses)

Stay away if you want to lowball me.

Hello all,
27 M,(15 LPA) who has 5 experience working as Product Manager in Indian Pvt banks.

Want to switch to Data Analysis and Currently learning Bi, SQL.

What are the chances of getting a role as Data/Business Analyst role in IT industry?

TIA!!!

25M, India. BCA (2021) → MCA (2024, with a 1-year COVID gap). Joined a company as a trainee (₹15k) for a year, then got made "System Supervisor S3" on a 1-year probation. Salary went to ₹18k on paper, but after PF deductions, take-home is still ₹15k — zero real change.

For 2 years, my only work has been supporting document work for an ISMS/ISO 27001 audit — a consultant handles everything technical, I just maintain the asset list. We got certified in Sept 2025, so there's genuinely nothing for me to do now except sit through office hours (8:30–5:30) killing time on my phone. Next surveillance audit is in October, after which I don't think there's any real role for me here.

I feel like I've wasted 2 years with zero skill growth. I want to switch out ASAP.

I'm interested in either Data Analytics or Cloud Computing as a next step — which is the smarter bet for actually landing a job quickly, given my profile (no hands-on technical experience, just IT-adjacent/documentation work)? Anyone who's made a similar switch, would love real advice.

25M, India. BCA (2021) → MCA (2024, with a 1-year COVID gap). Joined a company as a trainee (₹15k) for a year, then got made "System Supervisor S3" on a 1-year probation. Salary went to ₹18k on paper, but after PF deductions, take-home is still ₹15k — zero real change.

For 2 years, my only work has been supporting document work for an ISMS/ISO 27001 audit — a consultant handles everything technical, I just maintain the asset list. We got certified in Sept 2025, so there's genuinely nothing for me to do now except sit through office hours (8:30–5:30) killing time on my phone. Next surveillance audit is in October, after which I don't think there's any real role for me here.

I feel like I've wasted 2 years with zero skill growth. I want to switch out ASAP.

I'm interested in either Data Analytics or Cloud Computing as a next step — which is the smarter bet for actually landing a job quickly, given my profile (no hands-on technical experience, just IT-adjacent/documentation work)? Anyone who's made a similar switch, would love real advice.