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Job Open Jan 7 2022 >> This is Mohinder Sahoo from JUDGE GROUP headquartered in Wayne, PA. We have this below requirement with one of our d direct clients that match your skills. Please read their requirement and let me know if you would like to apply.
You can reply to me with your availability for discussion, or call back at
610-890-3127
Business Analyst
100% Remote
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Job description
· Provides daily ongoing deployment, configuration, support, administration, maintenance, and technical solutions to various technology components that make up the IT Infrastructure environment.
· Develops and modifies moderately complex information systems documentation.
· Reviews, analyzes, and evaluates business systems and user needs.
· Conducts needs analysis, documents requirements, and revises existing system logic, as necessary.
· Drives testing. - Creates and updates system documentation.
· Research and documents requirements, evaluates scenarios, and executes changes needed to respond to requirements.
· Identifies test scenarios, develops test scripts, and creates expected results for use in test cycles.
· Summarizes and communicates testing outcomes in meaningful ways.
· Acts as liaison among clients, operations, and technical staff.
· Collaborates with clients and other technical teams as needed.
EDUCATION:
· Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science or related field, and/or commensurate experience.
EXPERIENCE:
· 3 to 5 years of experience as a Contact Center or Telecommunications Business Analyst or Systems Analyst or detailed working knowledge of several system functions.
· Good working knowledge of word processing and spreadsheet tools, SQL, HTML, Doc-To-Help, Adobe Acrobat, and the internet.
COMPETENCIES – SKILLS/KNOWLEDGE/ABILITIES:
· Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to communicate at all levels of the organization.
· Strong consensus building, multi-tasking, interpersonal, and analytical skills.
Hi All - Are you looking for a change in scenery and want to join a growing BI Team at Staples?! If so, please check out the link to the job posting below. Should you have any questions, please email me directly at Michael.Fain@Staples.com!
Sr. Business Intelligence Analyst
Thanks,
Michael
➡️ 2021 Tableau Ambassador nominations and applications now open!
Rebecca's
Makeover Monday Challenge!
Can you improve this real world viz Post/Submit your Viz here by Wed. July 7th (See picture below)? Stop and Search by Ethnicity in England & Wales. Go to the link below to download the Excel Data. https://data.world/makeovermonday/2021w25
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This is amazing to be able to download the data and try to make a better Viz than they did! It's weird how they grouped the ethnicities. I think the groupings themselves should be a topic of conversation in addition to the data!
Change of Date! - Save the Date! The next RITUG meeting will be Wednesday June 23, 6:30-7:45. Details to follow. Meeting will be virtual.
I was talking with a group of Data Analyst’s during a DataView Academy Tableau Expert Community meeting last evening. The subject of what is enough content when creating a Viz came up once again? In other words what contributes to an effective Visualization? We rehashed the age old question on minimizing or adding fancy to your dashboards, what is most helpful to the viewers?
Our discussion in summary:
There is an understanding the content of your Viz depends on the audience but, in most cases answering the question/requirement is enough. Why get fancy with charts that have to be explained, color over kill or show too much in the Dashboard. Yes extremely busy Dashboards are still being created even with this common knowledge being everywhere?
Consensus:
Provide the minimum don’t try to showoff you Tableau knowledge. (Get feedback & Update the Viz)
Understand your audience’s chart digestion (Even box & whisker-plot has to be explained to some)
Ask does color everywhere really help explain the requirements or just over simulate the viewer’s brain?
Yes there may be a time and place for a fancy Viz but, the 80/20 rule seems to still prevail toward minimizing content which simplifies understanding you message.
Your thoughts?
Hope you are having or had a great day! If you still are not using Tableau 2021.1 you are missing out on some very helpful features! Although the video I am sharing was created before the release of 2020.1 it contains a good explanation of features you will love and could make you a hero at work. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V66E25y7Jzc Enjoy - Bill
Let us know if you are interested in participating in a Data for Good Project - The Rhode Island Computer Hardware & Internet Services Gap
Project is underway in early start phase. Your Commitment Weekly Meeting 6:30pm - 7:00pm for next 3 weeks plus, data research, cleaning and viz work. Need your name and email address.
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Gianpaolo Welcome to the Rhode Island Tableau User Group Data for Good Project "Rhode Island Tec Gap ". We really appreciate you volunteering. Please look for two invitations: Slack Workspace and a Zoom Requirements Review Meeting that is being held tonight from 6:30 - 7:00PM ET.
With Gratitude,
Rhode Island
Tableau User Group Team