You trying to get into BI or something? I know Hadoop is hot right now, dont know how it will be from a longevity standpoint. That said as long as you got a good core of skills then go for it.
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You trying to get into BI or something? I know Hadoop is hot right now, dont know how it will be from a longevity standpoint. That said as long as you got a good core of skills then go for it.
ReggieFlare
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I just figured it might be good to add to the repertoire since I'm interested in learning more about big data. BI is something I'm considering but more importantly I do some work for the BI people at my job right now and Hadoop is one of the solutions we use.
MajorVitaman
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yea My company has a few Hadoop Consultant roles open and I see it often listed for Analyst roles. Like I said I dont think you can go wrong. It seems like as long as you have a good 3-4 things you great at, then every few years you can pick up 1-2 things that are "hot" to get that bump in pay.
havoc
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If you are enroll in college, see if the school has a voucher for the A+ exam. I got my voucher from school, and my exam cost a total of $172.00 all together after I used the voucher.Can anybody answer my question
Bugatti Biceps
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It will be hot for a long time, because businesses are generating more and more data year over year and Hadoop is currently the best solution to process and parse that data.
You not making pivot tables out of millions of rows with dozens of colums in Excel lol
GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
Yea idk wtf I was thinking
Soon as I sent the reply I was like 
Is there anyone to finesse this into more money if they give me an offer?
Today was my first day at the new job. After searching for about 6 months on and off and who knows how many interviews. They're gonna teach me VMware and AWS and a bunch of other shyt!
The people are cool too. Only problem is I suck with names and faces. And I get paid monthly.
The people are cool too. Only problem is I suck with names and faces. And I get paid monthly.
Right now, according to Gartner, the main BI tools for business users is Tableau, Qlik, and I think Microsoft.
Scott Larock
Its hard leaving thecoli but I gotta find a way...
Nothing in that cutriculum has anything to do with BA skills, cant believe they teaching COBOL either lol. You can prob get a programming job as a jr developer from the curriculum
Scott Larock
Its hard leaving thecoli but I gotta find a way...
guess this is why alot of dudes don't like community colleges. lt's like a step about for profit colleges...
Yea NOBODY teaches COBOL anymore, only places that use it are a few Financial companies that still run Mainframe stuff.