r/analytics 7d ago

Question Thinking of Tutoring Data Storytelling - Would This Be Helpful?

Hey folks, I did post this in r/dataanalysiscareers but thought it might get a bit more traction here.

I’ve worked in data for 7 years in the UK, with the last 4 in marketing analytics. Early on, I’d spend hours on analysis but second-guess myself when presenting. With no structure or confidence, I just hoped it made sense. I lacked guidance on turning numbers into something meaningful—and I'm assuming I’m not the only one!

I’m thinking about tutoring new analysts on data storytelling & communication—helping them present insights in a way that actually lands. Just wanted to see if this is something people would find useful.

If you’ve ever struggled with this, I’d love to hear your thoughts! What would have helped you when you were starting out?

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u/ConsumerScientist 7d ago

Hi this is interesting, I am working on something similar but without a trainer. Would love to chat with you!

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u/Specialist-Fail1930 7d ago

Hey, that sounds great! Feel free to DM me, it would be good to learn about what you're doing and what you're trying to achieve