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Kyle worked in a technical support role for a social analytics company. His career was progressing, but he could only go so far. His next step was to become a business analyst—and for that, he had to upgrade his skills.

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It's Day 4 of the One-Month Resolution challenge. Each day, we'll bring you stories of real people who used Codecademy Pro to make big, audacious changes in their lives. Next up? A tech support pro who used his Python skills to take his career to the next level.     Kyle Johnson

Learning Python landed me a job as a business analyst   Kyle worked in a technical support role for a social analytics company. His career was progressing, but he could only go so far. His next step was to become a business analyst—and for that, he had to upgrade his skills.   "I noticed that a lot of positions for business and data analysts were looking for someone with Python skills," he said.   So Kyle signed up for Codecademy. With the program's accountability, structure, and guidance, he knew he could pick up Python much faster than trying to learn alone.   "I knew there was a possibility of filling a void within the company," Kyle says. And he seized the opportunity, impressing his boss with his initiative. After building a strong foundation in Python, Kyle landed one of those business analyst positions.   Do you see an opportunity in your company? We can help you build the skills you need to stand out. Join our One-Month Resolution challenge, pick Analyze Business and Financial Data, and follow the steps. It's that simple.     And, just to get the ball rolling, we're offering a special New Year's deal on Codecademy Pro. Use the code NEWYEARS20 to get 20% off 6-month and annual plans.   Warmly, Codecademy

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