PierremontQuaker03
New Member
Hi all, I’m starting a new job, most likely in January, after working my notice period. My new job title is Group Finance, Planning and Reporting Manager. It’s an automotive supplier. It’s not a huge company, but has a few sites in the UK and Europe.
Anyway my excel skills are ….ok, I have started to use Power Pivots for the Stock recs I do for my current role. I learned myself, via a YouTube channel. I’m fairly certain I have grasped the basics of this. I have not used Power BI and maybe I can run a very basic macro. I’m 49 years old, and have self taught everything I have learned over the years.
Anyway, my question. I obviously want to impress when I start and I appreciate I don’t know how anything works at the moment at the new company, but what can I get my teeth into before I start - a ) to improve my own skills, bit but b) to impress them also? What’s the next up and coming thing for Excel to learn - if you catch my drift? Much appreciated
Anyway my excel skills are ….ok, I have started to use Power Pivots for the Stock recs I do for my current role. I learned myself, via a YouTube channel. I’m fairly certain I have grasped the basics of this. I have not used Power BI and maybe I can run a very basic macro. I’m 49 years old, and have self taught everything I have learned over the years.
Anyway, my question. I obviously want to impress when I start and I appreciate I don’t know how anything works at the moment at the new company, but what can I get my teeth into before I start - a ) to improve my own skills, bit but b) to impress them also? What’s the next up and coming thing for Excel to learn - if you catch my drift? Much appreciated
