Jiaxi Wang

The objective of Dashboard is to make quick decision and accurate. This ep you will learn how to create charts and build dashboard. Let’s get to it!! https://lnkd.in/gQNRVwU8 #dataanalyst #dashboard #lookerstudio #googledatastudio #datavisualization

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You won't believe what happened to me yesterday. It started as a normal day at work, attending the Pharma Exchange event at Genentech with around 50-odd people. The leadership team was sharing valuable insights about the organization. Then, the floor opened for questions. Hesitant at first, I raised my hand, asked what to expect as a summer intern, and sought tips for myself and my fellow interns. The CEO and leadership team provided amazing advice, but that’s not the point. The event ended, and I went back to my desk. Soon, people began reaching out to appreciate me for raising my hand and asking the question. When ten people mentioned it, I realized it wasn’t just those 50 people in the room – 30,000 people had seen me ask that question. How did I find out? I reached out to the leadership panel, introducing myself, thanking them for their insights, and requesting a coffee chat. That’s when a Senior VP responded, telling me how impressed the panel was and that now, I have a network of 30,000 people I can potentially have coffee chats with. To everyone out there who thinks building a network is just about sending LinkedIn invites and having thousands of followers – building a network takes effort every single day. It takes courage to leave an impression in the room. You have to be humble and ask for opportunities. My experience taught me never to be scared or hesitant to ask a question in a room full of people – even if you gain just one good connection or none at all. Always be curious, ready to learn, and ready to adapt. These are the values my Dad instilled in me, and I thank him every day for giving me the courage and confidence to step forward. P.S: Just a fun picture of me and my fellow interns having fun!! Abhishek Dharmashekar Nigar Valiyeva

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Hello, LinkedIn connections! I hope this message finds you well. I'm reaching out to share some news and seek your support. After a rewarding journey filled with invaluable experiences, I am now seeking new opportunities in the Data Analytics field.🔎 I am currently located in the Milwaukee area, but am also open to relocating. Data has always been my passion, and I am eager to bring my skills in data interpretation, visualization 📊 , and analysis to a dynamic new team. My experience has equipped me with a solid foundation in analyzing robust datasets and effective data storytelling 📚 - all of which I'm excited to leverage and drive business insights and success. If you know of opportunities, or can connect me with someone who does, I would deeply appreciate your support. Also, feel free to share any advice or recommendations that could help in my search. Thank you for your time and support. I'm looking forward to my next role and am optimistic about what the future holds!🚀 -B #HireMe #DataDriven #Data #Analytics #Tech #AI #DataVisualization #DataScience #BigData #SQL

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Hi everyone! For this week's chart type, I will be explaining what a bar graph is in data visualization and how they can be used in pharmacy! Sparx Analytics LLC   A bar graph is another type data visualization that is used to display categorical data with rectangular bars, where the length or height of each bar represents the aggregation of a category. The bars can be displayed vertically or horizontally, and the graph makes it easy to compare different categories or track changes over time if the data is longitudinal. In pharmacy, bar graphs can be used for many different purposes, such as:  -Medication Dispensing Trends: Pharmacies often use bar graphs to track and display the dispensing trends of various medications.   -Sales and Revenue Analysis: Bar graphs can help pharmacies analyze sales data for over-the-counter products. By comparing sales for different products, they can identify top-selling items and plan inventory.  -Customer Demographics and Preferences: Pharmacies use bar graphs to visualize customer demographics (age groups, gender distribution) or preferences, showing which demographics are most likely to purchase specific products or services.  -Patient Adherence Tracking: For medications that require consistent use pharmacies can use bar graphs to track patient adherence over time. This can help pharmacists identify patterns where patients may need additional support or reminders.   Reference: https://lnkd.in/dyss9_Jf. 

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