Throughout my college classes and work experience with local investors, I have had the opportunity to develop technological skills in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Tableau. In particular, working with an agent and investor who works locally, I’ve gained valuable experience creating an Excel workbook to analyze deals. These skills are useful in both personal and professional life. By working on analyzing deals on a daily basis, I have gained a deeper understanding of the significance of different numbers and how to manipulate them to create deals.
My Business Operations course further enhanced my Excel skills, enabling me to optimize logistics and forecast sales data. I initially gained a strong grasp of Excel in my Financial Accounting course, which taught me how to read and analyze companies’ annual 10k reports. These experiences have allowed me to create charts and graphs to represent data in multiple formats.
In addition, I have attached the Excel file that I created to analyze investment leads as well as a Tableau mapping assignment for my Business Operations course portraying data in determination of a new theoretical distribution center. Through this work, I have gained skills crucial to creating formulas and graphs to visualize data. Using technology to analyze and interpret data is something that we take for granted and I am excited to continue developing these skills even further in the future.
