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February 1, 2020

Why Pursue a Certified Data & Analytics Tester Course? Benefits and Opportunities

In the rapidly evolving world of data analytics, acquiring specialized skills and credentials can be a game-changer for your career. A Certified Data & Analytics Tester (CDAT) course offers more than just a certification; it opens doors to numerous opportunities and benefits. Whether you are a student planning your career or a professional looking to advance, this certification can provide a significant boost. Here’s why pursuing a Certified Data & Analytics Tester course can be a pivotal step in your career journey. Career Advancement One of the most compelling reasons to pursue a Certified Data & Analytics Tester course is the potential for career advancement. Certification is often seen as a mark of expertise and commitment in the field of data analytics. Enhanced Job Prospects: Certification can make your resume stand out to potential employers. Many organizations view certification as a benchmark of a candidate’s proficiency in data testing and analytics. This can lead to increased job opportunities and make you a more competitive candidate in the job market. Higher Salaries: Professionals with certification often command higher salaries compared to their non-certified counterparts. The specialized knowledge and skills gained through a CDAT course can justify a higher pay grade and better compensation packages. According to industry reports, certified data testers can earn significantly more, reflecting the value they bring to organizations. Career Progression: For those already working in data-related roles, certification can serve as a stepping stone to higher-level positions. It demonstrates a commitment to professional development and can be instrumental in achieving promotions or transitioning into more advanced roles within data analytics. Skill Development A Certified Data & Analytics Tester course equips you with a robust set of skills that are crucial for success in the data analytics field: Data Testing: You’ll gain expertise in validating data accuracy, consistency, and completeness. This includes learning how to design and execute test cases, identify data discrepancies, and ensure that data systems function as intended. Quality Assurance: The course will cover techniques for maintaining high data quality standards. You’ll learn how to implement data quality frameworks, monitor data integrity, and address issues that arise during data processing. Analytical Problem-Solving: The ability to analyze and interpret data issues is a core skill developed through the course. You’ll learn how to troubleshoot data-related problems and provide actionable insights to improve data management practices. These skills are not only valuable but also in high demand across various industries, making you a more versatile and sought-after professional. Industry Demand The demand for certified data testers is growing as organizations increasingly rely on data-driven decision-making. Expanding Opportunities: Industries ranging from finance and healthcare to technology and retail are seeking professionals who can ensure the accuracy and reliability of their data. Certified data testers are well-positioned to meet this demand, given their specialized training and expertise. Adapting to Technological Advances: As technology evolves, so do the requirements for managing and testing data. Certified professionals are better equipped to adapt to new tools and methodologies, ensuring they stay relevant in an ever-changing field. Global Reach: The need for data quality and testing is a global phenomenon, providing opportunities not just locally but internationally. Certification can open doors to global career opportunities and the chance to work with diverse teams and organizations. Networking Opportunities Certification can also enhance your professional network and provide access to valuable industry co...

June 21, 2015

Ep 74 : Ian. Flight from South African apartheid.

How do you leave the country you love? Not long ago, if you cared about having a good life and doing the right things by other people in South Africa, you had the real chance of coming up against the government. What would you do? For some it’s simply a matter of survival to leave and make a better life, away from the country you love. Some times this is the story of the refugee, sometimes it’s of the migrant but it’s always a variation on the theme where people wish to move to a better life.<a href="http://yourstorypodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/IMG_9477_2.jpg"></a> In <a href="http://yourstorypodcast.com/2014/05/do-lectures-australia-2014/">April 2014</a> I had the good fortune to attend the <a href="http://www.thedolectures.com/" target="_blank">Do Lectures</a> at <a href="http://payneshut.com/" target="_blank">Payne’s Hut</a> where amongst many wonderful people, I meet Ian Cook. Later in the year I was passing through Sydney and asked him to share his migrant story, viewed from someone who had to abandon his home in South Africa with literally just a couple of suitcases. A migrant’s life is never easy. Even with a marriage, great education and the easier socio economic demographic in a first world country, migration is still not an easy path, especially when qualifications aren’t recognised as was the case for Ian’s wife but like all migrants they had to make it work, there was no returning to South Africa during the dark days of apartheid and the retribution they would have received for avoiding military service. To automatically receive this podcast freely to you, click on the iTunes player image to the right or search in iTunes for “<a title="Subscribe" href="http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=268922906" class="broken_link">Your Story</a>.” Subscribe freely in <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/your-storyyour-story/id268922906?mt=2" target="_blank">iTunes by Clicking here.</a> If you use another Podcast software <a title="Main Podcast feed" href="http://yourstorypodcast.com/feed/podcast/" target="_blank">Get the feed here.</a> Support Your Story by writing a post on your blog, sharing on social networks below or writing a <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/your-storyyour-story/id268922906?mt=2" target="_blank">5 Star Review on iTunes</a> Music is from <a href="http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar/Travellers_Guide/Siesta" target="_blank">Siesta</a> by Jahzzar <a href="http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Weinland/Breaks_In_The_Sun_Instrumentals/Autumn_Blood_Instrumental" target="_blank" class="broken_link"> Autumn Blood</a> by Weinland <a href="http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/Upbeat/CallNow" target="_blank"> Call Now</a> by Podington Bear <a href="http://createyourlifestory.com/"></a> ← If you want to record the Life Stories of others, listen to my other podcast at <a title="Create Your Life Story" href="http://createyourlifestory.com" target="_blank">Create Your Life Story.com</a> or<a title="iTunes" href="http://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/create-your-life-story-helping/id374836988" class="broken_link"> on iTunes</a>.

April 28, 2015

Ep 73 : Moshlo. Pre-war Migrant to Acclaimed Architect & Violinist.

Music, Architecture and Music of the Old Country. It was 1936 and like many others, Morrice Shaw’s father could see the writing on the wall for his young family in Poland. More importantly, being Jewish, he knew things weren’t good and would only get worse. The best thing was to pay whatever was necessary to get his wife and 9 month old son to a safe country, then do what he could to get the rest of the family out of Europe. We all know how that played out for Europe and fortunately for this family it turned out to be immigrating to Australia. Sadly most of their greater family fell victims to the Nazi persecution while the young Morrice grew up in the safety of Melbourne, later to hear the stories from the few relatives who did survive the the Nazi death camps. Not something easily forgotten. A migrant’s life is never easy. Growing up as a Jewish immigrant in the strong, Irish Catholic Melbourne suburb of Elwood was tough for the young Morrice (later to be known as Moshlo). Constant bullying and bickering from the other boys still weighs on him as some of the more unfortunate memories of his childhood. This he could also see playing out into the ’50’s in his father’s factory where new immigrants and locals clashed over cultural differences. This was the way it was long before the open acceptance of the multicultural society brought on by the post war migration boom and the mix of cultures we now enjoy. What if you had to build a house with no money? With the strong work ethic of his parents Moshlo did well at school while also preferring to play the violin to the rough and tumble of sports, leading eventually into university and architecture. Soon after graduation Moshlo whet onto garner international fame in his 20’s for The Cottlesbridge House featuring in L’Architecture d’Aujourd’hui in 1963. Then after a sojourn travelling and working overseas, eventually onto designing the Wave House in Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Returning to the musical past. After many years practicing and lecturing in architecture Moshlo has now returned to his original first love of <a title="Moshlo's Website" href="http://www.moshloviolin.com/" target="_blank">music</a> and dancing, turning full circle to explore the ethnic roots of his family, remembered in the distant whispers of memory is the <a href="http://www.moshloviolin.com/#!doina---the-story/c1uw" target="_blank">Doyen music</a> of nursery rhymes from his mother. We leave Moshlo just before his return to Poland for the first time since leaving as an infant. If you’d like to hear a little more of the music that takes us out in this episode just go to his site at <a href="http://www.moshloviolin.com/" target="_blank">MoshloViolin.com</a>. Postscript: Sadly just a couple of weeks before I was able to return to podcasting after recording this conversation in June 2012, Moshlo passed away from a short illness.   Classic Doina performed by Moshlo. Moshlo performing at Woodford Folk Festival with Marko Deferri. To automatically receive this podcast freely to you, click on the iTunes player image to the right or search in iTunes for “<a title="Subscribe" href="http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=268922906" class="broken_link">Your Story</a>.” Subscribe freely in <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/your-storyyour-story/id268922906?mt=2" target="_blank">iTunes by Clicking here.</a> If you use another Podcast software <a title="Main Podcast feed" href="http://yourstorypodcast.com/feed/podcast/" target="_blank">Get the feed here.</a> Support Your Story by writing a post on your blog, sharing on social networks below or writing a <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/your-storyyour-story/id268922906?

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