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Looking for a data analysis mentor: Tayyaba's career change at 38
Seeking an experienced data analysis professional for guidance on the transition from stay-at-home parent.
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I have worked as a stay-at-home parent for 15 years, and I'm 38. After the factory closing, I decided to move into data analysis, and I have completed a self-study course with a project portfolio.
What I'm missing is someone who has walked this path: feedback on my interview answers, a realistic view of the job market in Punjab, and a sounding board when things feel overwhelming.
I'm hoping for one 45-minute video call a month for three months, plus the occasional email question. I'll bring specific questions and I won't waste your time.
All I can offer back is my thanks, and I'll mentor someone else once I'm settled.
You're what makes this possible, and I'll never forget it.
- effort
- 45 minutes a month
- format
- Online or by phone
- skills
- industry experience, patience, honest feedback
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- Silas S. Wagner 🇺🇸
I live about 17 km from Lahore. I can help at the weekend, tell me what you need!
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You're not alone. Reading this made my day a bit heavier but I'm glad I did. Wish I lived closer to Los Angeles so I could bring a meal. Take care.
Wishing you peace, Tayyaba. I hope things turn around soon. I'm in hospitality myself and wanted you to know we're cheering for you. Thinking of Lahore.
Your post was clear and honest. I'll check back for the next update. Take care
rooting for you, Tayyaba. This could happen to any of us. My husband and I read this together.
Gave what I could, wish it was more. My late mom used to say help given quietly counts double. God bless.