Getting duplicate Google Ads data in Big Query.
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by /u/rankRascal
5h ago
I am getting duplicate data in my Big Query tables from Google Ads. I can look at the tables and see rows with the exact same data. Furthermore when I aggregate the data to see total cost of campaigns, it is double what is shown in the Google Ads platform. I followed the guide for the data transfer and didn't do anything outside the standard set up. I did do a backfill to get data for the entire month because it originally only imported data for the previous week. I also set the date range on the backfill to not include the week of data already imported. And there are duplicates for everyday ..read more
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How to get into healthcare analytics with a biology degree?
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by /u/flckoflcko
8h ago
Hi, I am a senior about to graduate with no job prospects. I have found a love for analytics and i got into an accelerated MS Business Analytics Program that has healthcare courses within. What sort of projects do you think would help my job prospects and what are some entry level jobs to look for while i complete my MS online? submitted by /u/flckoflcko [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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How do you deal with the stress of having to do government regulatory reporting?
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by /u/jmc1278999999999
8h ago
I work at a startup so I have to build our government statutory reporting from scratch. And lucky me, I’ve learned about each report about a week before it’s due. If the due date is missed we get fined roughly $4M/day. I’ve never done reporting that gets supplied to the government. I’m freaking out that I’ll miss something and cause a big headache and potential fines. Any advice would be appreciated! submitted by /u/jmc1278999999999 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Current status of this field
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by /u/MrIAmMe2
8h ago
I commented on a tiktok video regarding being a data analyst and I was FLOODED with messages in my inbox. Nearly every message was either from a person saying they have zero experience but asking how they can apply for a job or a person saying they just got certified and want to know how they can apply for a job. I say all this because when you see jobs with 200 + applications please just assume most of those people aren't even qualified. Way too many people have bought into the "just take this course" kool-aid and I did not know it was this bad. submitted by /u/MrIAmMe2 [visit reddit] [comm ..read more
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MS Analytics Worth it
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by /u/Corpulos
12h ago
I have a BS in ChemE and about 8 years working as a data analyst using sql, python, info maker and sap. I have been applying to data science/analyst roles but have not been able to get an interview even for roles which I am really qualified for. Trying to decide if it’s worth it to do an MS in analytics. Has anyone done it and seen a big change as a result? Particularly considering the OMSA from GT. submitted by /u/Corpulos [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Do different fields use different languages?
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by /u/OffbeatOtter
18h ago
I have an A.S. in Health Studies. I was a Secretary with a lot of Access/Excel tasks which turned a Data Assistant position. I work under 3 Data Analysts in a medical setting, collecting and cleaning up data for them. Nothing monetary, all related to patient care. I find myself wanting to further my education, but unsure of which language(s) might be the right direction. Is there a certain language that is more widely used in the healthcare field? submitted by /u/OffbeatOtter [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Privacy Regulations Impact
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by /u/leadadvisors-
21h ago
How are evolving privacy regulations like GDPR and CCPA impacting the use of Google Analytics and other web analytics tools? Are companies finding it challenging to adapt? submitted by /u/leadadvisors- [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Would my experience + projects be enough to land a job? (No Degree)
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by /u/ThrowRA0875543986
21h ago
I currently work for a software company as software support. In the past 6 months I told one of the higher ups of my interest in how things work on the back end of the software, so they gave me access to our database. I’ve learned SQL pretty well and they have moved me to a new position called “Data Conversion Specialist”. Basically, I bring in new clients data from their old software provider by going into their old software/database, and I create scripts to pull their data into our database to set them up on our software and also use data from their reports and put into excel, clean it then ..read more
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Masters in business analytics, help me pick an elective! Which is more useful in the analytics field? "Advanced Business Statistics" or "Applied Regression Analysis"
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by /u/StillRare7904
21h ago
Elective Advanced Business Statistics (OR)Applied Regression Analysis Compulsory subjects Managerial and Operational Analytics Introduction to Business Analytics Database Foundations for Analytics Data Visualization Programming for Analytics Predictive Analytics and Machine Learning Marketing Analytics Predictive Analytics and Artificial Intelligence Managing Analytics A glimpse of what I already know: This is a credit transfer program (32 hours). It starts on August 14th, 2024. Before this it's a 1 year diploma (September 2023 - April 2024), these were the subjects: (I di ..read more
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Grad school decisions
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by /u/Round-Industry9271
21h ago
MS CS-data science concentration vs MS Business Data Science & Analytics. Both $24k. Both state unis. Thoughts for which could be most beneficial for long term growth? For flexibility in terms of career path? Currently in business intelligence. submitted by /u/Round-Industry9271 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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