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👋, I’m Travor House

Business Intelligence Analyst

Dynamic and results-driven data professional with 4 years of hands-on experience developing highly effective and measurable marketing and data strategies to drive revenue growth, increase customer acquisition, and expand brand awareness.

Travor House

🙋🏼‍♂️ About me

I love going for hikes and visiting new places with my little family. When I’m not seeking out new adventures and experiences, I enjoy learning new skills, whether that’s related to data, woodworking, cooking, science, and more. I started datadayz as a place for me to share knowledge about data science, showcase my portfolio, and as an outfit to consult with clients.

🎧 Listening to

Fleetwood Mac, James Taylor, Morgan Wallen, Chris Stapleton, Blink 182, Smashing Pumpkins, and much much more.

📚 Reading

Atomic Habits, Courage is Calling, and Entangled Life

Here are a few of my certifications

Data Science Bootcamp

2021 – 2022

Data Manipulation in SQL

2022

Mastering SQL Joins

2022

How to Transform Tables with SQL

2022

SQL for Joining Data

2022

See what I’ve been writing about

How to Build a Project in Domo

Domo offers a vast landscape of features that can help turn your data project from ideation to a product that drives invaluable business impact. With many features comes many complexities to building and scaling your Domo project. In this article, we'll walk through...

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Domo’s 20 Top Beast Mode Functions

Domo has a wide variety of functions including aggregate, mathematical, logical, string, and date functions which help you achieve just about any of your data transformation needs. Although there are over 80 functions, you will probably end up using about 1/4 of...

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4 Best Practices for Writing Joins in SQL

Joins are one of the most important SQL clauses for data science teams to use when manipulating data. That being said, it's critical to understand the dos and don'ts of writing SQL joins. This article touches on 4 of our top tips for optimizing your SQL join queries....

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