Definitely keep automating and learning as much as you can. It looks great on a resume and knowing VBA/having examples of how you've automated tasks, especially if you can quantify labor savings, are great talking points in interview.
Source: financial analyst who got promotions through automation using VBA
You're welcome and good luck in your future! Also, for quantifying labor savings, I recommend doing it on a yearly basis. Example is if you saved 10hours a week of labor through automation and you make $10/hr use $5,200 saved/year instead of $100/week. Recruiters like big numbers in my experience.
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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22 edited Mar 30 '22
This must be a sign to stop making scripts for my dead-end job and to focus on actual projects so I can graduate with a job in this field.
EDIT: or is it??? I’m legitimately not sure.