From Operations to Tech: My Journey into Learning in Public

Hello, world!

I'm Arun Jakhmola, a 25-year-old with a newfound passion for technology and analytics. Join me on my journey as I transition from the world of operations in the insurance industry to the dynamic realm of tech through the exciting concept of learning in public.


About Me

For years, I've been fascinated by numbers and the insights they can reveal. Despite my interest in analytics, I was working in operations for a multinational company in the insurance sector. While my role provided some exposure to analytics, I realized that to truly pursue my passion and advance in my career, I needed to make a change.


Discovering Learning in Public

In my quest for a career shift, I stumbled upon the concept of learning in public. Learning in public involves openly sharing your learning journey, experiences, and insights with others. Not only does it provide valuable exposure and networking opportunities, but it also fosters accountability and accelerates learning through feedback and collaboration.


Why Tech?

With my background in operations and a burgeoning interest in analytics, transitioning into the tech field felt like a natural progression. Technology plays a crucial role in modern analytics, offering powerful tools and techniques for data analysis, visualization, and interpretation. By honing my tech skills, I aim to unlock new opportunities for growth and innovation in my career.


What to Expect

Through this blog, I'll be documenting my experiences, challenges, and triumphs as I delve into the world of tech. From learning SQL and Python to exploring data science and machine learning, I'll share tutorials, projects, and reflections on my journey. Whether you're a fellow enthusiast, a seasoned professional, or someone curious about learning in public, there will be something here for you.


Join Me!

I invite you to join me on this exciting adventure into the world of tech and learning in public. Whether you're here to learn, to share your own experiences, or simply to connect with like-minded individuals, I'm thrilled to have you along for the ride.


Let's Connect

Don't hesitate to reach out! Whether you have questions, feedback, or just want to say hello, I'd love to hear from you. You can leave a comment on any of my posts or connect with me on social media.


Thank you for joining me on this journey, and here's to embracing new challenges and opportunities together!


Arun Jakhmola
Linkedin- https://www.linkedin.com/in/arunjakhmola/

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