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Tired of seeing Excel as a requirement on every job opportunity and not having it?  We know, we got you. More and more companies are using Excel on a daily basis for their operations, and it’s so boring when everyone seems to understand that complicated formulas and you don’t. However, adapting and learning new skills is essential if you want to grow in the job market and guarantee that money. To help you with that, we created this blog article with 4 tips to learn Excel like a pro and put it in your CV once for all! #1 tip to learn Excel like a pro: decide what you want to use Excel for Ok, so here’s the truth: Excel is a very big and complex tool, and it’s not a very good idea to start learning everything at the same time. You’ll probably get overwhelmed and give it up thinking it’s too hard! So the first step is: decide what you want to use Excel for. Is it for personal use? Like personal budgets? Or is it for managing your company’s stock? Maybe for taking care of the employee’...

  There is probably no other field that changes as quickly and dynamically as technology. Tools and solutions often get obsolete in less than a decade and the reported lists of top in-demand skills update almost every quarter. According to research from McKinsey , an American worldwide management consulting firm,  nearly one-third of U.S. workers will need to find new jobs by 2030 in response to rapid advancements in technology. Without further ado, VCA team brings you the top tech skills in demand for 2022. 1. Data Science & Analytics Companies want to get as much as possible from their data in order to gain a competitive edge. This way, companies require tech professionals who can turn data into knowledge, thereby understanding the purchasing patterns and the trends of the sector. Revenue from Big Data applications and analytics is projected to grow from $5.3B in 2018 to $19.4B in 2026 . The industries investing most heavily in Big Data are banking, manufacturing, p...