ThrottleWorks
Excel Ninja
Hi,
Disclaimers first
This might be a wrong question. I honestly do not know.
I am not expert in VBA (regular forum members are already aware of this fact)
This is based on my experience in India.
Around 5 years ago, a person familiar with VBA was easily absorbed by various companies.
KPOs, BPOs, Investment banks.
A person with good financial products background with VBA skill was always a plus as compared to a person with financial products knowledge only.
However, currently VBA is not highly rated skill as it used to be.
VBA is added advantage not the primary skill.
SQL, R, Python or some other language is the core with VBA as optional.
Most of the Forum members here are experts.
They might be aware of this situation which I recently realized.
However could you please help with your comments.
Please note, this is not a personal rant. I am more into finance.![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Disclaimers first
This might be a wrong question. I honestly do not know.
I am not expert in VBA (regular forum members are already aware of this fact)
This is based on my experience in India.
Around 5 years ago, a person familiar with VBA was easily absorbed by various companies.
KPOs, BPOs, Investment banks.
A person with good financial products background with VBA skill was always a plus as compared to a person with financial products knowledge only.
However, currently VBA is not highly rated skill as it used to be.
VBA is added advantage not the primary skill.
SQL, R, Python or some other language is the core with VBA as optional.
Most of the Forum members here are experts.
They might be aware of this situation which I recently realized.
However could you please help with your comments.
Please note, this is not a personal rant. I am more into finance.