I was hoping to transition to a data analyst career but the technical aspects are too much for me. Over the last 2 years, I've attended a DA bootcamp, and did online intro classes in Python, SQL and stats. Overall, I feel like a fraud and overwhelmed when people do installs and get into technical aspects (computer and higher math).
As for me, I can do some lower level stuff - Excel, HTML, web design/Wordpress, online marketing etc. - but there seems to be the technical and process stuff that I'm just not enchanted with and would rather not deal with. Age-wise, I should mention that I'm at the upper-end of mid-career.
I like analyzing but maybe not at such a quantitative level. For example, I liked doing spreadsheets for sports stats in high school, and I compiled 1000s of various ratings for college searches for my kid. I'd rather not do marketing for the rest of my life especially as it becomes more social-media heavy.
Any less technical careers for someone who likes qualitative and quantitative analysis? Perhaps working with DAs but at a less quantitative level.
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