Two Entry Level Qualifications Every Analyst Should Consider
If you're still in Uni or doing an MBA it might be worth your while to invest in a couple of certifications that are bound to set you apart from the competition. You know you will inevitably be dealing with technical teams and managing project oriented work, so formally certifying yourself can demonstrate both your technical knowledge as well as your versatility in gaining relevant exposure. Neither certification requires anything more than a high school or graduate degree background and won't set you back more than a few hundred dollars. Even mid-level or senior analysts who don't have the time or resources to go in for the more advanced levels should probably not miss out on the opportunity to earn a professional industry certification by simply studying a couple of weeks to clear a single examination for each of the respective qualifications. Earning these credentials can give you a confidence boost and stand out on your resume. Microsoft Technology Associate (M...