That’s not to say tools don’t matter; today’s data analyst absolutely needs to be able to use at least a few of the most common tools such as Excel, SQL, Tableau, Power BI, R or Python. Such ...

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In fact, as a recent Terence Shin analysis of more than 15,000 data scientist job postings suggests, Python adoption keeps growing even as the more specialist R language is in decline.

Open to analysts with three to eight years of experience, the program teaches them Python, a ubiquitous coding language on Wall Street, and how to apply it to take advantage of the latest AI ...

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