What are you greatest strengths - Senior Data Analyst

 Considering the job requirements, I can say that I am comfortable in leading teams of projects as well as mentoring the members of the task force I am managing. I am an honest fellow who, most of the time, finds ways to communicate messages to colleagues and upper management no matter what the outcome would be. I value sharing what I know and prioritize the development of my peers. There are so many examples of advice-giving incidents, especially to my younger colleagues and those who took my advice had positive outcomes in their lives. They found better jobs, got promoted, and advanced in their education.

I can comfortably say when faced with a challenge I immediately inspect it carefully and thoroughly, try to find ways to improve the situation, if it's difficult to do, I try to improvise and sometimes innovate, to include as many incumbents as I can even the managers. I try to seek ways to collaborate and share. It is also good for my self-development and that of others. The complexity of the situation is not important, I always try to stay calm and not panic, even when I get angry. For the last couple of years, I am more able to stay calmer since I have grown up more mature, and though I am not as agile as I used to be, I believe I found more efficient ways to handle problems.

I think there are so many characteristics of me I can name as my strengths but most important of all for me are honesty and being ethical. I have also been a fervent proponent of prudence so that no situation ever becomes a bad one at all. Or at least if it does we could be ready to tackle it easily with little or no hassle.

Through the years I have worked in the Central Bank I have always had policy relevance as the prime factor that drove me and found research and policy orientation paramount for statistics and research efforts. With this in mind, along with public welfare, I have always found producing statistics that would be useful for sound policy-making, enlightening the general public. That would also outline a proper basis for research.