What Is a Pricing Analyst? - Responsibilities, Career Path & Skills

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Thank you for this video. I am somewhat new in the world of data and currently work in a pricing role. I am thinking of becoming a Pricing Analyst. I will check out the link you shared.

great video, just what i was looking to briefly learn about this field.

Thanks for the help, I just got a new job as a Pricing analyst.

Pricing Analyst here 🙌🏻

Good video to understand what Pricing Analysis is all about and the skill set needed for the job. Thank you!

Thanks for your helpful video!

Holy crap man... the bell chime transitions... /delete please

I’m a pricing analyst right now and looking to get a more senior data analyst role should I just focus on excel sql and python ? I’m leaning sql now and looking to expand on python.

churn or turn? lol

May i know how fuel companies decide the price for each day?

Great video. I have an interview tomorrow for a pricing analyst. This was well put and straight to the point!

Churn = turn

Great.

New job, never done this before so i am here learning( and i did not lie on my CV😂) they know i have no experience on it

yo Jay , im data analyst/data Engineering certificate guy , I got my first iterview at theis Pharma company ! but im freaking out i never done Pricing in a professional setting , maybe once i did a project from one of my courses abiout telephone company customer Churning . please any pointers as what to expect on that interviews , it doesnt say entry level but it doesn seem high lvel as well . my recruiter told me brush up on you r Excel and maybe Macros , do you have a data set or questions i could study on ? my interview is Friday !! i really want this job ! it pays well and the company has a goo reputation to have in my resume . pleaeeese !

I was able to get to the final stage of a recruitment process for a revenue analyst position, I'm very scared cause I really want the job but don't know what to expect in this last interview. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!!

it's very useful, thanks Jay!