They have never had a data analyst before, so there is a lot to do, but I am making a lot of difference.
In my second week their performance started hitting the KPI’s they’re set by the customer, as I gave them full visibility to the data in a report I built.
Also started setting up Power BI for them, and did a few extraction tools that I published on Share Point for them
The head of operations was away when I started, but she says the feedback has been amazing so far, which I am grateful to hear
It’s nice to know I can do a data job without relying on family being at work with me to help.
Hey mate. I still think your an amazing garden renovator but so glad your doing well with the new job. I know it was a hard thing to change but keep on keeping on. Maybe sort out something that interests you for your downtime. I’m building miniture figures and painting them for wargames…it suits my personality and my nerdiness and it’s actually something you play against others with…
I have the cricket club but there’s always ways to express yourself and find some friends/companionship. Keeps that work in perspective too!
You’ve a lot to offer this world but having a hobby will help you challenge yourself further. Honestly. I think you could do well…it’s never easy to totally adopt things but having a bit of fun or doing something you enjoy will help ease that work and no play that us szers tend to find all too soon.
As with everything. Baby steps. Get settled and just do a little at a time. Plenty of ways to enjoy your free time. Whether your sporty, intellectual, shy, bold…you get my drift.