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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start?
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Differences between a creative director and an art director are:
If you're an art director and you create/lead a project that's designed appropriately, you've done your job. It doesn't matter whether that appropriately designed project achieves any of your customer's (or boss's) goals, because that's not in your job description. However, if you're a creative director and you create/lead a project that's designed appropriately but doesn't meet your customer's or boss's goals, you haven't fulfilled all of the duties of your job. Executing on strategy is a major part of creative direction, and it's the creative director's job to marry suit
If you're an art director and you create/lead a project that's designed appropriately, you've done your job. It doesn't matter whether that appropriately designed project achieves any of your customer's (or boss's) goals, because that's not in your job description. However, if you're a creative director and you create/lead a project that's designed appropriately but doesn't meet your customer's or boss's goals, you haven't fulfilled all of the duties of your job. Executing on strategy is a major part of creative direction, and it's the creative director's job to marry suit
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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..
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Hi,
A Bachelors degree is needed for most entry-level jobs, and a master's degree will be needed for many upper-level jobs. Most analysts will have degrees in fields like math, statistics, computer Science, or something closely related to their field. Strong math and analysis skills are needed. Some of these top skills for data analysts include:
Structured Query Language (SQL)
Microsoft Excel
Critical Thinking
R or Python-Statistical Programming
Data Visualization
Presentation Skills
Machine Learning
Good luck.
A Bachelors degree is needed for most entry-level jobs, and a master's degree will be needed for many upper-level jobs. Most analysts will have degrees in fields like math, statistics, computer Science, or something closely related to their field. Strong math and analysis skills are needed. Some of these top skills for data analysts include:
Structured Query Language (SQL)
Microsoft Excel
Critical Thinking
R or Python-Statistical Programming
Data Visualization
Presentation Skills
Machine Learning
Good luck.
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