👨‍💻 Working from the Beach and Hot Data Analyst Jobs in Thailand


I'm starting a series of posts about where and how to work as a data analyst abroad.

The first country on the list is Thailand, where I currently live. Thailand actively hires foreigners and offers work visas.


A few facts:

➡️ Many international companies have headquarters in Thailand.

➡️ Thailand attracts IT expats, creating a multinational and innovative environment.

➡️ Digital nomads love Thailand for its fast internet and low cost of living.

➡️ In many IT companies, the working language is English, which is convenient for expats.

Thailand is also a very friendly country.


Key employers in Thailand that hire foreigners:

〰Agoda: A popular online hotel and flight booking company with competitive prices. Over 4000 employees worldwide. Why do we work at Agoda?
〰Grab: The leading ride-hailing app in Southeast Asia, also offering food delivery, grocery delivery, and cashless payments. 6000+ employees.
〰FoodPanda: A tech company with a strong presence in Thailand, with over 9000 employees from 50+ countries. They deliver food with authentic recipes from around the world.
〰Lazada: The largest e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia, offering a wide range of products and services.


Hot job openings:

🔹 Hot analyst jobs (data, marketing, finance, etc.) at Agoda
🔹 Business Intelligence-Data Analysis at Lazada
🔹 [Cooperative Internship 2024] Machine Learning Intern, Data Team at Agoda
🔹 ManEx Data Visualization - Homecare SEA Intern at Unilever
🔹 Sales Operations Analyst at Grab


📍 This list of companies and job openings is not exhaustive. You can search for jobs on company websites and job search websites like LinkedIn Job, JobsDB (these links lead to analyst jobs).


P.S. In the photo, I'm working with my laptop on the beach. I do this about once a week. I've noticed that by the sea, I have a high level of concentration, and work hours fly by. There's a canopy for shade, and there are outlets and Wi-Fi near the loungers, although I use mobile internet because it's excellent here.

🤩🤩🤩 IBM has announced free courses in data analysis and cybersecurity


IBM is one of the leading companies in information technology.

IBM SkillsBuild is their educational program with 1,000 courses in 20 languages, aimed at increasing access to tech education.

Skills in cybersecurity and data analysis are essential for AI innovation, allowing professionals to extract valuable insights, protect data, and make informed decisions in today's world, writes IBM.

Some facts:

〰️ All courses are completely free
〰️ Designed for beginners, providing the basics
〰️ You can get a certificate at the end
〰️ Can be completed within 10 hours


➡️ Data Course: introduces the basic skills for successful work in data
➡️ Artificial Intelligence: basics of AI and machine learning
➡️ Cybersecurity: analysis and protection against cyber threats
➡️ IT Project Management: project management and teamwork
➡️ Web Development: creating and maintaining websites
➡️ Data Science: basics of working with big data and data analysis tools
➡️ Information Technology: IT systems support and maintenance


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📝📝📝📝 Google has opened applications for a Data Analytics Apprenticeship

The Data Analytics Apprenticeship starts in January 2025 and lasts for 18 months.

Application dates: August 5 to August 15, 2024.

👉The program combines Google's training and on-the-job practice
👉You will gain the skills and practical experience needed for a data analyst
👉You will receive a certificate upon completion

The apprenticeship is paid, with a salary range of $41,000 to $54,500, depending on the hiring process.

Requirements:

👉You should NOT have a bachelor's, master's, or PhD degree in data analytics
👉Less than 1 year of experience as a data analyst
👉Applications are open to residents of any country. However, to participate in the program, you must be in the United States for the entire duration of the training. The apprenticeship guidelines also state that you need a work permit in the US, but you can receive a relocation bonus from Google.

To apply, you need:

1. Resume
2. Essay (answers to 2 questions: why you want to join the program and an example of when you took the initiative to gain new skills and knowledge)

Apply here: Data Analytics Apprenticeship, January 2025 Start

Other upcoming apprenticeships from Google:

👉Information Technology Apprenticeship, January 2025 Start
👉Digital Marketing Apprenticeship, January 2025 Start
👉Project Management Apprenticeship, January 2025 Start
👉User Experience Design Apprenticeship, January 2025 Start

Resources for preparing to work at Google:

1. Resume: tips from Google
2. Google Data Analytics Certificates
3. Interview Warmup: free service from Google to prepare for interviews
4. Interview tips at Google: tips from Google
5. How the hiring process works at Google


If you want to learn about other internships around the world, click 🔥.

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This will help me provide content that's most relevant and beneficial for you.

👨‍💻How to Find a Job When It Seems Impossible?


Especially relevant for beginners.

Job hunting can be compared to a funnel 👆🏻 because the process involves several stages that gradually narrow down from the number of job openings in the market to the number of offers you receive.

You can always manage the funnel at each stage: if you notice problems, adjust your actions.

Few job openings? Expand your search:

👉 Look beyond your usual job sites; explore Telegram channels, other social media, company websites directly, and use networking.
👉 Even if you feel your skills don't perfectly match the job denoscription, apply anyway—sometimes it works out.
👉 Reevaluate your initial criteria. Maybe you need to lower your expectations for now (e.g., location or salary).

Applying to many jobs but getting few interviews? The issue might be your resume:

👉 Tailor your resume to meet the specific job requirements.
👉 If you can't do it on your own, work on your resume with an experienced mentor.

Not getting a second interview after the first one with HR? Analyze your interview:

👉 Review how you answer HR's questions.
👉 Research the company beforehand (how it makes money, who its clients and competitors are); this helps.
👉 Practice on your own or ask a mentor to conduct a mock interview with you.

Failed the technical interview? Analyze the interview:

👉 Identify which topics or tasks were the most challenging.
👉 If possible, ask the employer what specific areas you struggled with during the interview.
👉 Take additional courses or training, and work on practical projects to fill knowledge gaps.
👉 Prepare answers to common questions.
👉 Solve practice problems on free platforms.
👉 Conduct several mock interviews with a mentor.

When job hunting, it's essential to constantly analyze and improve your strategies at each stage. Tracking your conversion rate at each stage can also be helpful.

How does this help?

👉You control the process. You see specific numbers and can influence them (e.g., by improving your resume or changing your job search strategy).
👉Detailing the process helps identify problem areas more effectively.
👉It's easier to track progress at each step, which helps maintain motivation.
👉It helps you realize that rejections are a normal part of the process and that you can influence them.

Useful Resources:
How to Prepare for a Data Analyst Interview?
3 Free Services for Practicing SQL and Python
Free Data Analyst Career Guide and Interview Preparation by IBM
A Day in the Life of a Data Analyst at Accenture: Free Simulator

🔘 Free data analytics courses from Google: for beginner and advanced level


👉 Google Data Analytics Professional Certificate for Beginners.

This course teaches the basics of data analytics, including data cleaning, analysis, and visualization, using tools like spreadsheets, SQL, and R.

👉 Google Advanced Data Analytics Professional Certificate for Advanced Level.

A more advanced course that covers Python, statistics, and machine learning for analyzing and interpreting data.

👉 Google Business Intelligence Professional Certificate for Advanced Level.

This course focuses on business analytics, data modeling, ETL processes, dashboards, and reporting.


❗Important! Instructions to get the course for free:

1. Go to each individual course. The full course consists of 8 individual courses. You can access each one at the bottom of the page.

2. Select "Enroll".

3. Choose the "Audit course" option, which is usually in smaller text.

This way, you gain the knowledge without a certificate. If you need a certificate, you can apply for financial aid from Coursera.

If anything is unclear, I’ve recorded a video with detailed instructions: Video link.

🆕 New data internships and jobs at TikTok, Netflix, and Tesla


New internships and job openings from some of the world’s top companies have become available. If you want to start your career in data analytics or advance it, take a look at these opportunities.


📱TikTok:

Data Analyst Intern (Global E-Commerce-Data Science-AMS Data Science) - Summer 2025 (BS/MS)
👉12-week program starting May/June 2025
👉Hourly rate: $33.25
👉Apply

Data Analyst Graduate (Global E-Commerce-Data Science-Search and Recommend) - 2025 Start (BS/MS)
👉 Base salary: $128,250 - $190,000 annually
👉 Apply

Senior Data Analyst - TikTok Shop (US Operations)
👉Base salary: $101,080 - $220,611 annually
👉Apply

Explore more TikTok opportunities: TikTok Careers


📱Netflix:

Machine Learning Intern, Research (Fall 2024)
👉Hourly range: $40 - $110
👉Apply

Business Analyst, CS Workforce Management
👉Remote work
👉Salary range: $50,000 - $190,000
👉Apply

Explore more Netflix opportunities: Netflix Careers


🔴 Tesla:

Internship, Data Analyst/Data Engineer, Energy (Winter/Spring 2025)
👉Start: January 2025, full-time
👉Salary range: $20.00 - $50.00/hour
👉Apply

Digital Performance Analyst, Energy Digital Platforms
👉Salary range: $68,000 - $234,000 annually
👉Apply

Explore more Tesla opportunities: Tesla Careers

🤩🤩🤩Hi friends! Remember I promised to tell you about Telegram channels?


🟥 I finally shot a video where I:

➡️Share how much I earn from Telegram channels
➡️Give tips based on my 2 years of experience growing Telegram channels

If you're even a beginner in data, I highly recommend starting a blog. It helps a lot. You don't necessarily have to create a blog on Telegram—you can choose the platform you like best.

But first, check out what I have to say about Telegram channels here 👉 THE VIDEO.

👋 The question from the interview for a Data Analyst position at Duolingo (Difficulty: Medium)⤵️


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Stories Difficulty

Duolingo is a language learning platform. When a student is learning a new language, Duolingo wants to recommend increasingly difficult stories to read.

How would you measure the difficulty level of a story based on how users interact with it?

The question and answers from data analysts are here.


➖➖➖➖

If you want to know the questions asked at different companies for a Data Analyst position and prepare for an interview:

- Non-coding questions are here (free).
- Coding questions are here (free).

❤️‍🔥 Thank you all, guys, for your answers!

As a data analyst, I know how difficult it is to find a data job as a beginner (or even if you're experienced but looking to enter a new market). And I understand your concerns:

➡️ The lack of practical experience and confidence that often holds people back.
➡️ The emotional burnout from constant learning and job searching.
➡️ The fear of not standing out in a highly competitive job market.

I know many people worry they won’t find a job and that all their hard work learning data analytics will be wasted.

That's why I’ve prepared something to help you get an internship or entry-level job and finally start building your career in data analytics.

🚀I will launch this in approximately 2 weeks, so stay tuned for updates!

⭐ 3 Free SQL Games for Learning and Fun


The games are completely free, and you can write SQL queries directly in your browser—no downloads needed.

1. SQL Murder Mystery

This is a murder mystery created by Knight Lab at Northwestern University. You'll need to use your SQL skills to find the killer hiding in SQL City.

🔗Play SQL Murder Mystery

2. SQL Island

In this adventure game, you're stranded on SQL Island after a plane crash and need to use your SQL skills to find a way to escape.

🔗Play SQL Island

3. Lost at SQL

You’re lost in a fantasy world of SQL, and the only way to get home is by solving SQL challenges.

🔗Play Lost at SQL


🎮 Learning through games is a trend in education in recent years. Games make the learning process more fun, helping to keep attention and motivation high. And here’s also a business idea for you: gamify the learning of SQL, Python, etc., and monetize it.


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👋 How Duolingo Succeeded in the Market (And How Analytics Helped)


Duolingo is one of the most popular language learning apps (ranked #1 in app stores). Instead of boring lessons, it feels like a game with progress, levels, rewards, mini-game exercises, and more.

According to the company, around 34 million people use Duolingo every day.


But what’s behind this success?

1. "Test Everything" is a key principle at Duolingo. Constant experiments help the company improve learning and find new ways to grow. At any given moment, Duolingo runs hundreds of A/B tests. They experiment with everything—from small UI changes to major features like leaderboards. They've even built their own A/B testing platform.

➡️Learn about Duolingo’s experiments: article

➡️Example of an A/B test to build a daily learning habit: article

➡️Tools Duolingo uses for data analysis: article

2. Duolingo develops its own metrics to help improve the product. One of the most important metrics is "time spent learning well."

➡️How Duolingo develops its metrics: article

3. In 2018, after several years of consistent year-over-year growth, the DAU metric began to stagnate. To address this issue, the Data Science team developed a "Growth Framework," which helped increase DAU fourfold since 2019.

➡️More on this case: article

4. Motivation to use the app and learn a language may work for speakers of one language but not for speakers of another. Duolingo developed the Expurrimenter, which helps conduct A/B tests on in-app messages to ensure that the messages motivate all learners equally and feel natural to them.

➡️How Duolingo adapts in-app messages: article

5. Turning a Free App into a $7.7 Billion Business: video


Working at Duolingo

Duolingo has 700+ employees from 30 countries, with 45% being engineers (including developers and data scientists). Check out their job openings, including internships: careers. Learn about Duolingo’s interview process: article.


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🔥 7 best ways to find job in data (FROM BEGINNER TO SENIOR LEVEL)

➡️➡️➡️ WATCH THE NEW VIDEO

🔥How to Find a Job in the Data Industry (PART 1)


Competition in the data industry is tough, and many people, especially beginners, struggle to find a job.

In this series of posts, I’ll share tips to help you find a job faster.


❗The first tip:

Be proactive. Don’t limit yourself to just one job board. If you're not finding enough relevant opportunities on one platform, explore others to discover more suitable job listings.

1. Explore Platforms Specializing in Tech Jobs
 
These sites connect you with employers looking for tech talent, giving you more chances to find the right jobs.

- dice.com
- arc.dev
- builtin.com
- monster.com
- otta.com

2. Explore Platforms Specialized in Data Jobs

They provide job postings and resources specifically for data professionals.

- aijobs.net
- womenindata.co.uk
- datayoshi.com
- careersinaudit.com

3. Explore Startup Job boards

Startups offer unique chances for growth and innovation and let you work on exciting projects.

- lemon.io
- workatastartup.com
- wellfound.com
- startup.jobs

4. Dive into Company Websites 

Check the websites of companies you admire. You can also search online for lists of companies in any industry and visit their sites. This helps you find potential employers you might not have thought of before.

Many companies post jobs only on their own sites, giving you access to opportunities not found on job boards.

- 53 Data Companies to Know About in 2024
- The complete list of surf brands
- List of eLearning Content Providers

5. Try Growth Job

I built this platform to make your job search easier. We gather the best data jobs from over 100,000 sources and send them straight to your inbox. And here's the cool part – we also catch those hidden vacancies that companies don’t always post on regular job boards.

- growthmindset.dev

6. Explore General Job Boards 

These platforms provide a broad range of job listings across various fields, including data.

- linkedin.com
- indeed.com
- glassdoor.com

7. Discover Job Boards for Remote Work

If you’re interested in remote opportunities, specialized remote job boards are a must.

- Remote.co
- flexjobs.com
- remoteok.com
- weworkremotely.com

P.S. In the video, I explore India🇮🇳.

Hey everyone😻! I know many of you are interested in making money on Telegram.

Telegram can be a great source of additional income, or even a main one. Imagine writing posts about things you enjoy and earning money from it!

I've created a video just for you: "How to Make Money on Telegram: Step-by-Step Guide (MY EXPERIENCE AND EXAMPLES)"

Check it out here 👉 WATCH.