Transitioning into the field of data analysis isn’t just about mastering Excel or Python — it starts with the ability to listen to the client, understand their needs, and translate them into analytical questions.A client might not ask for a dashboard or a model; instead, they might say:
"I want to know why sales have dropped," or "Why is the project delayed?"
This is where the analyst’s role comes in — to translate such questions into clear analyses and measurable indicators.Success in this field doesn’t rely solely on technical tools; it depends on the ability to connect data analysis to real-world problems the client is facing.