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technically strong
- 1 year ago
Power BI is a very large environment so it is difficult to give a perfect answer
Nobody know everyting about Power BI, so you will focus (become strong) on one or more of the following
DAX
Power Query & M
Data Modeling
Report creation
Cloud Management
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Francesco Bergamaschi
MBA, M.Eng, M.Econ, Professor of BI
Just following up on your question about what it means to be technically strong in Power BI.
As highlighted earlier by MasonMA wardy912 FBergamaschi Power BI multiple skill areas, and being technically strong often means having solid capabilities in key domains such as:
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Writing DAX for calculations and business rules
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Using Power Query (M) for transforming data
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Designing efficient data models
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Creating clear and impactful reports
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Leveraging the Power BI Service for sharing, security, and integration
You don’t have to master everything at once developing deep expertise in a few of these areas is a great way to build strong technical skills over time.
Feel free to reach out if you need more details or support!
Just following up on your earlier question regarding what defines being technically strong in Power BI.
As shared by our wardy912 FBergamaschi , Power BI is a broad platform, and expertise is often built around specific core areas such as:
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DAX
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Power Query / M
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Data Modeling
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Report Design
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Cloud Management & Deployment
The guidance provided helps outline how technical strength can be assessed depending on focus areas rather than trying to master everything at once.
If you’re looking for a deeper breakdown, certification-based paths, or skill benchmarking tips, feel free to let us know we’re happy to assist further.
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