About me
I write about how I learn and approach data analysis on my blog. focusing on practical, decision-focused analytics.
I’m Anna, a junior Data and Business Analyst with a background in banking, education, and running
my own business.
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Before moving into data analysis, I worked in roles that were very close to people and decisions - in retail banking, education, and as the owner of a small language and translation business. That experience shaped the way I think about data. For me, it’s never just numbers on a screen, but information that supports real processes, real teams, and real decisions.
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Over time, I became increasingly interested in why things work the way they do - what sits behind results, patterns, and outcomes. That curiosity naturally led me into data analysis. I completed a structured Data Analysis Diploma and started building hands-on projects based on realistic datasets, with a strong focus on data quality, operational reporting, and business insight.
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What I value most is the thinking behind the analysis. I enjoy understanding the problem first, asking
the right questions, and then explaining results clearly - especially to non-technical stakeholders.
My background in teaching and communication helps me translate complex information into practical insight.
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This site is my space to document my projects, my learning process, and my development at the intersection of data and business.
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If you’d like to discuss any of my work or explore how data can support better decision-making, feel free to get in touch.