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Being Analysts, we are responsible for undergoing industry research by using publicly available data resources. It is our responsibility to earn the client’s trust by developing strong relationships with them. We have the ability to communicate directly with the firm’s clients. As analysts, we work in a cooperative and supportive environment to provide value-focused inputs. Generating and delivering reports from data analysis is also a part of our work. We work collaboratively with some programmers to create tools for data analysis. Assessing the diverse risks, thinking creatively, and analytically and keeping a problem-solving approach are our main characteristics as an analyst.
Core tasks:
- using data mining tools for data research
- collaborating with other teams and departments to understand the strategies appropriately
- preparing the functional designs, and current state process flows for the clients
- offering suggestions to other teams for the guidance of decision-makers
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Liam Brown
Mostly men choose this job, but women also choose this.
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Benjamin Gardner
The typical age is 27.
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Sophie Hayes
4 years of experience is needed on average for an Analyst.
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Benjamin Gardner
Finance & Insurance is the most probable for an Analyst to work in.
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Sophie Hayes
Bachelor of Science degree is the typical for an Analyst
Which company is likely to have openings for Analyst positions?
Liam Brown
It’s common for an Analyst to work for Accenture, Goldman Sachs, Government Accountability Office, JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Verizon
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Benjamin Gardner
On average people change after 4 years.
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Liam Brown
A typical Analyst might work for one or two companies.
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Benjamin Gardner
Most people come from Summer Analyst, Financial Analyst or Business Analyst roles
If I’m working as an Analyst, what next position could I have?
Sophie Hayes
Working as Analyst consider Vice President, Financial Analyst or Business Analyst as a next step in your career.
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