I'm not a graduate of IE, but I got a continuous improvement officer job since I was transferred to the role.
It's getting very hard for me. I accepted it thinking I can pivot and move forward to a better future job. But now I seem to regret it and miss my old comfortable job.
Do I just say I want to go back to my old position or just suck it up and see where it goes.
Do you continuous improvement role who uses power bi as primary reporting tool at risk of being replaced by AI especially in a small department?
Is a continuous improvement job at risk of losing the job because of AI? Especially in services business and not manufacturing?
what do you think?
I have separate power BI reports and made totally separate.
What is the best way to connect them all together without making it look like they're separate reports?
Or should it have been made in one single report in the first place? I see limitations on loading when the report get so complicated an big
Am I in deep problem?
Previously I posted about me learning power BI if I can make something in a month.
Now it's a week I made something, but I'm heavily reliant on claud ai and chatgpt
Especially when importing excel files and cleaning data, since there's tons of errors.
Am I in deep trouble since I'm no master, and rely on an these ai tools.