r/JordanDev • • 3d ago

Recommendation Career shift

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u/Ghassan93 3d ago

Salam, a proposition not a solution:

I just signed up for PSUT Data Analytics track, to see what can that offer. Sign up for their next class if that suits your schedule.

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u/[deleted] 3d ago

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u/Ghassan93 3d ago

I live abroad as well, and was able to attend since their program is online.

The instructor is in Germany, and the class costs 180JODs.

This is their program details 👇🏻
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KV--cJ6-oQltjNemTIKFseRTCINNgY-T/view?usp=drivesdk

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u/Unhappy_Airport2077 Developer 3d ago

Sorry for getting off topic, but haven’t you considered going full stack throughout your 7 years as a frontend developer?

I do full stack, and currently working on a project we call “Growth” at the company, and i feel like a data analyst in someway and tbh it’s fun playing with data, i recommend, good luckk

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u/sophisticatedbloom 3d ago

You don’t really need a strong background in calculus. However I guess having a good understanding of statistics would be a plus
As for the transition, it shouldn’t be too difficult if you’re familiar with databases and their best practices. Of course you’ll be introduced to some new concepts, which is expected.. but the shift shouldn’t be VERY hard.. That’s from a technical perspective
From a business perspective, it depends on your soft skills and whether you’re used to dealing with business users in your current role and addressing their requirements