Analyst Skills Checklist
Pick a target role, tick what you've got, and see the one thing to learn next.
The generalist analyst role — SQL, stats and BI in roughly equal measure.
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Learn next: Excel / Google Sheets (Foundational)
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How to use this
The skills are ordered foundational → advanced, so work top to bottom and let the “learn next” prompt pick your focus. These are the skills that actually appear on the job descriptions on this board — not a wish-list — so a full track maps to what employers ask for, not to what looks impressive.
Don't wait for 100%
You do not need every box ticked to start applying. Once the foundational and core groups are solid and you have a portfolio, you are a credible candidate — the advanced skills are often learned on the job. Use the gap list to prioritise, not to stall.
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