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The Complete Power BI Interview Guide

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Product type Book
Published in Apr 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781805120674
Pages 482 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Authors (3):
Sandielly Ortega Polanco Sandielly Ortega Polanco
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Gogula Aryalingam Gogula Aryalingam
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Abu Bakar Nisar Alvi Abu Bakar Nisar Alvi
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Table of Contents (19) Chapters

Preface Part 1:Getting Your First Interview
Chapter 1: Exposing Your Profile Chapter 2: Support Skills for Power BI Developers Part 2: Beyond the Borders of Power BI
Chapter 3: The Power BI Workflow Chapter 4: Data Analysis with Power BI Chapter 5: Preparing, Transforming, and Modeling Data Chapter 6: Exploring, Visualizing, and Sharing Data and Deploying Solutions Chapter 7: DAX Programming Chapter 8: Expert Report Building Chapter 9: Effective Data Storytelling Chapter 10: Using Dashboards and Apps and Implementing Security Part 3: The Final Stretch – Preparing for the HR Round and Beyond
Chapter 11: Understanding the HR Interview Process and Preparing for Success Chapter 12: Tips for Negotiating Salary and Benefits Chapter 13: Best Practices for Accepting and Rejecting Job Offers – Onboarding and Beyond Index Other Books You May Enjoy

Q&A

Here are a few questions related to data analysis in Power BI that may arise during the interview.

Question 1: How do you usually start the process of building a Power BI solution?

Answer: A Power BI solution is basically a way to provide answers to an organization’s business problems. I start by asking questions in a structured way. This involves first understanding the organization structure, business functions or domains, and business processes. Then I question the metrics that drive the business processes, functions, and organization. I then find out how these metrics are calculated, where the data for these are sourced, and how they are queried. Finally, I start designing my solution based on this information.

Question 2: How do you handle repetitive processes that you have to handle when processing data?

Answer: I use functions to encapsulate commonly used logic. For instance, I have a function that I use to split column names into multiple words to...

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