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You are already spending hours each week finding, applying, and waiting to hear back from employers. This guide will make sure that your resume bullet

Your hands are clammy. You are worried about blanking when asked a question. What if you don’t make a strong impression? What if you lose

Data analytics is an expanding field with immense demand across various industries. Every business needs some form of information analysis, and roles are available for job-seekers at all levels. Are you a problem solver who’s good with numbers, Excel, and SQL? You might be a perfect candidate for the data analyst career path.

A data analyst salary is typically high, with strong job growth across a wide variety of markets and industries. But it can be tricky to zero in on exactly how much you’ll make in an entry-level data analyst role. We’ve done deep research to compile useful data from across the U.S. on salary ranges for data analysts.

I have been applying to so many roles and have not heard back! I have no idea what is wrong with my data analyst resume!

Does that sound like you? There’s a lot of advice out there on what makes a good resume; whether to make it pretty or not. However, no one has actual data on what really works.

At JobStep, we hear the question of “Do I need a degree to be a data analyst?” often. The short answer is: No. You do not need to have a degree to become a data analyst. In this guide, we will walk through the type of data analyst experience you will need to build your career in data analysis.

JobStep CEO Eleanor Meegoda sat down with Adam Parsch to discuss the differences between tech and hospitality roles, what to expect in tech and customer

“Before JobStep, I wanted to branch into Customer Success, but I had a hard time getting interviews. One interview was for a position that I

JobStep CEO sat down with Mosheh Poltorak to chat about marketing careers, how to break into marketing roles, how startups hire for marketing folks, and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCo3sHTVqcM&t=3s On May 19, JobStep hosted a panel discussion on how to optimize your resume to get interviews. Our panelists were: Nikhil Deshmukh, Co-Founder &

Congratulations on finishing your online course! You have learned an incredible new skill, but now where do you go from here? There are several ways

Thriving in Tech – A conversation about tech company culture, work-life balance, & breaking into tech cultures JobStep’s CEO, Eleanor Meegoda, sat down with Jillian

Should you negotiate a new salary with a promotion, or should you look for a new job?  The answer is often both. The easiest way

Did you know for the same skill, you can make $10K-$20K in increased salary when switching from your current job to positions within other industries?

Announcing JobStep’s Pay It Forward Fellowship! JobStep’s mission is to break down barriers into tech and expand access to the opportunity and wealth that those

A simple thank-you note to your job interviewers is an easy way to stand out from the crowd of applicants. With a thank-you note, you

There are many opportunities right now for remote work, but the majority of these are temporary, contract, or freelance roles. While it’s certainly possible to

During a good economy, the average job seeker gets about 1 interview for every 10 applications. During a bad economy, that number went to about

No. You don’t NEED a college degree to get a job in tech. Does a college degree help? Yes. Let’s unpack this: At the end

When employers ask “what is your expected salary?” or  “desired salary?” or “Minimum salary?” most of the time they’re trying to make sure that they