Thais Cooke LinkedIn Posts

You can learn all the cool tools out there , but one thing is sure: no matter which company you end up working

If your dashboard looks like this picture… there is something wrong.

As data analysts, a big part of our job is to communicate

I just came back from a vacation and I feel amazing!

I love my time off… and I also love my job! Taking PTO

I recently got a smartwatch, and I had a ton of fun customizing it!

There were a lot of ways I could have

When doing an analysis, don’t limit yourself to the main questions you need to answer

You see an interesting insight during your analysis? Save

Just a reminder that domain knowledge is a huge aspect of any data project.

You can leverage your experience in a particular industry by

And this is why commenting on your code goes a long way 😅

Happy Monday, everyone!

Just a reminder that you don’t need to be in Tech to be working with data.

Data can be used in pretty much any

Just like baking a cake without quality ingredients will not give you a good result, working with poor data quality can affect the

A few months ago, I partnered with Equals to show everyone their new product, Dashboards (If you missed that post and want to

Imagine this…

You are at a networking event and you meet someone new.

You: “Hi, nice to meet you”

New person: “Hi. Can you get

That moment when you get so deep into your analysis, you have to remind yourself what the original question was 😅

#data #dataanalytics

I remember when I started working with “real-life” data, and what a difference it was from the perfectly structured data found in courses.

If I could pick something that took me some time to understand in SQL, I would say that window functions certainly makes the

Cleaning data is like cleaning my house: when I think I am done, there is always something else to clean…

Just like using specific

I am so excited to announce that the topic of my LinkedIn Learning course will be on my love-at-first-sight-data-analytics-tool: SQL 🤩

And since

Before becoming a data analyst, I was a dental hygienist.

The healthcare industry is a tough one to be in. During my (very

One of the best advices I got when I started in Data Analytics was this:

Learn SQL

Not every data analyst will use SQL heavily

The people who have followed me for a while know that I have the habit of waking up at 5:30am everyday to study

When your kid is doing a science experiment about cats that involves data… and you are a data analyst 😂