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Tableau is emerging as one of the hottest trends in business intelligence in 2020. The data visualization tool has been gaining popularity in companies big and small, and hence, Tableau careers are uber-in. Looking at google trends, it seems there can be no better time than “now” to get certified in Tableau and build a career in Business Intelligence and Data Analytics.
So, if you’re looking for a reason to start learning Tableau, don’t worry
By 2020, the world is set to generate 50 times the amount of data as in its previous decade, according to a study by International Data Corporation (IDC). With this humongous amount of data and real business implications at play, business organizations across the world have the need for interactive, easy-to-use tools to analyze data and derive actionable insights from it. Tableau helps organizations do exactly this!
Thus, the popularity of Tableau is expected to go through the roof.
Here are the trends that show how the demand for tableau experts is peaking.
The rising trend for Tableau jobs in Google trends is a testimony to the growth in demand for Tableau Professionals.
Not only there is a great demand for Tableau experts, but there are also huge rewards on offer as well. As of May 6, 2019, the average annual pay for a Tableau Developer is $108,697 a year. The average salaries too, are on an upward trend with the recent average salaries going up to as high as $158,000.
A quick scan through the current job openings reveals that quite a few top companies are looking for Tableau talent. Some of these companies include Facebook, Dell, Applied Systems, Booz Allen Hamilton, NetJets, University of California, Groupon, General Motors, Sony Electronics, Sunguard, Bank of America, KPMG, Verizon among others. So if you aspire to work for the big names in the industry, a career in Tableau is the way towards it.
The best thing about Tableau careers is that you have a variety of job roles to choose from and at various levels in your career. Following are some of the hottest job titles for Tableau professionals.
Tableau has been named as a “Leader” in the data visualization and business intelligence market 7 times in a row by Gartner Research and has gracefully descended to the second position as of February 2019. It is by far the market leader with respect to its competitors if we compare its “Ability to execute”. Tableau is also a strong contender if you consider the “Completeness of Vision”. It just goes to show that the future of Tableau is very bright and secure.
So what are you waiting for? Many Business Intelligence professionals have already realized this trend and have been busy mastering Tableau to up-skill themselves. Don’t fall behind; learn Tableau to get on the data visualization bandwagon now!
Edureka’s Tableau Certification training is aligned with the Tableau Qualified Associate Level Examination. It is specially curated to help analytics and data professionals create insightful visuals, dashboards, perform scripting, and create Network Diagrams on Tableau to present the data in a much better and insightful manner. The live and interactive course is co-created by industry practitioners and covers critical aspects of data visualization with Tableaus such as conditional formatting, scripting, linking charts, dashboard integration, and Tableau integration with R.
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Tableau Certification Training Course | Class Starts on 4th January,2025 4th January SAT&SUN (Weekend Batch) | View Details |
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Iam Dev . I am Graphic Designer. I want to change my field to tableau is it useful for my carrier. Can you please suggest
hi, i am 2017 passed out of ece with 75%. Recently i learned tableau. so can you provide job offers to me on tableau
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I am currently working as an assistant professor in engineering college from five years, now I want to shift to IT field whether this course will help to join the IT industry please give ideas and job offers on this tool
Any particular background required to learn Tableau ? And how will the certification help me to start a good career in analytics?
Hey Shiv, thanks for checking out our blog.
There are no pre-requisites to learn Tableau. Knowledge of R language and basic concepts of data analysis would be an advantage, but not necessary. So you can take up this course. You can check out our course details here: https://www.edureka.co/tableau-certification-training.
Tableau is a leading data visualizaton tool and will open up plenty of career opportunities. So you are set.
R programming is another technology that you can consider if you are interested in becoming a data analyst with cutting-edge skills. You can learn more about it here: https://www.edureka.co/data-analytics-with-r-certification-training.
Please feel free to get in touch with us if you have any questions. Hope this helps. Cheers!
Hello,
I’ve worked in Captive BPO in the Retirement Insurance(US process) sector for 9yrs. I want to move into Business Analytics sector.
1. Which of these(R,SQL,SAS,PYTHON,TABLEAU,Machine Learning) should I start with? with professional and personal Growth in mind?
2. What is the starting salary for fresher in this field(Business Analyst)?
Hi i m working in IT-( Service Desk ) operations dept. is it good for me to learn tableau .
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I am Saroj. Currently working in Oracle BI. As i am checking it out in IT Market, there is no much scope in OBIEE Projects as well as no opportunities outside the organization. I am looking out for new BI Skill. Will it be better to learn Tableau. Please suggest.
Thankx
Hey Saroj, thanks for checking out our blog.
Yes. You can definitely start learning Tableau. Many OBIEE professionals are transitioning to Tableau. Also, Tableau is one of the hottest trends in business intelligence today.
There are no pre-requisites to take up Tableau training. Knowledge of R language and basic concepts of data analysis would be an advantage, but not necessary. You can check out our course details here: https://www.edureka.co/tableau-certification-training. Please feel free to write back to us if you have any more questions.
Hope this helps. Cheers!
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My name is ujwal. I am currently working in analytics process as a product placement analyst for retail clients. I want switch my job into a good anayltics company and a analytics profile. Is Tableau ciritification going to help me making courier in analytics? Please suggest me the courses which can help me achive this.
Hey Ujwal, thanks for checking out our blog.
Below are the courses which you can take up to get started with a career in analytics:
Tableau ( Recommended ) https://www.edureka.co/tableau-certification-training
Data Analytics in R https://www.edureka.co/data-analytics-with-r-certification-training
Kafka ( for Real Time Analytics ) https://www.edureka.co/kafka-certification-training
Hope this helps. Please feel free to get in touch with us if you need any assistance. Cheers!
Hi Team,
Thanks for your suggestion. Hows the placement for Tableau learners?? Which are the top companies who sre hiring Tableau professionals??
Hey Ujwal, the above blog speaks about the career opportunities in Tableau. You can get the info there. A few additional points:
– Verizon, Facebook, Dell, General Motors, KPMG, Bank of America & other 35,000 MNCs worldwide use Tableau across industries.
– Average salary of a Tableau professional is $100,000 ( Indeed.com )
– Tableau is a Leader in 2017 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Business Intelligence & Analytics Platforms ( 5th Consecutive Year )
– More than 35,000 companies worldwide have truly transformed the way they uncover insights from data they possess using Tableau.
Hope this helps. Cheers!
what’s the best combination to take up to grow up in career along with tableau..Too many tools/technologies floating in the market…I have inclination towards data science..I mean getting called “data scientist” has some different feelings..Should i start with R,and python..or look towards big data technologies(hadoop,hive,spark etc) or database(oracle,postgres) or scripting/Data viz. and web design(htms,css,javascript,D3.js etc.) or AI,NLP,ML,statistics…too many areas too explore n too many set of technology stack in the mind…there was a time when I got fascinated with web development technologies(java,android) in starting of my career but now finding more rapid growth in BIDW/Analytics segment.Please highlight on this to avoid confusion.emphasize what would be the ideal learning path anticipating next 5-7 years.Currently I am working in a MNC as tableau developer with some knowledge of SQL and core of DV concepts. (Exp. 4+ years total -2yrs in BI segment)
Hey Manish, thanks for checking out our blog. Considering your background as a Tableau Developer, you could shart out a career path in BI. You could explore Microsoft BI / Informatica (Tableau & Informatica make a good combination and will help you establish a career in ETL) / Microstrategy / Talend.
You could also explore Teradata /Data Analytics with R, if the Big Data/ Data Science career track interests you. Here are a few blogs that will give you more information about opportunities available in the above mentioned technologies to help you make an informed decision:
https://www.edureka.co/blog/how-to-become-a-power-bi-developer/
https://www.edureka.co/blog/career-progression-with-informatica-all-you-need-to-know
https://www.edureka.co/blog/talend-big-data-tutorial/
https://www.edureka.co/blog/10-reasons-why-big-data-analytics-is-the-best-career-move
https://www.edureka.co/blog/hadoop-career/
https://www.edureka.co/blog/data-science-career-opportunities-your-guide-to-top-data-scientist-jobs
Hope this helps. Cheers!
I am 2013 pass out. I dnt have any experience till date. If I learn tableau, will I be able to get into the industry? If yes, how to get into the industry after doing this course.?
+Fast_Furious, thanks for checking out our blog. There are no prerequisites to take up Tableau training. However, knowledge of R language would be an advantage. Once you finish the training, you could try your hand at jobs. Cheers!