Introduction
Hello everyone! We at the #WorkoutWednesday Power BI team hope you’ve had a great year of interacting with this awesome community. It’s definitely been a year for growth and learning for us on the Power BI team, so we’re happy that you all have stuck it out with us and continued to contribute amazing content to our challenges.
At the time of this blog writing there have been over 1,550 challenges submitted this year. As we are 45 weeks in, this is an average of over 34 entries a week! We really appreciate all the time and energy you all have put in to make this community a fun place to learn.
Into the New Year
As we turn the page on the intersting year that was 2021, we are looking to expand our team in 2022. As one of our co-founders departs for greener pastures, we are looking for a couple of people to help us make this initiative go! The responsibilities of this role include coming up with challenges and writing the correpsonding challenge blogs, creating the solution videos, and meeting with the #PowerBI team as well as the broader #WorkoutWednesday team on occasion.
Please fill out the form here to submit your name for consideration! Thanks, and looking forward to seeing some new faces in the new year.
Hi, Thanks for the wonderful platform…Can we have category of tasks also at each challenge…so for a newbie like me, it would be really nice…we would have select the challenge as per our caliber
Thanks for the suggestion. If you are asking for a classification of difficulty, we probably won’t. What some people find difficult, others find easy. And since our challenges deal with data modeling, DAX, default visuals, custom visuals, and Deneb, there isn’t one classification that would make sense to everyone. We are working on a learning path of sorts that groups some exercises together for those that are just starting out. But we probably won’t make it a practice to classify every exercise.