Every Data Professional Needs to Learn SQL! (w/ Thais Cooke) | Mavens of Data
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ต.ค. 2024
- SQL is one of the most widely used data analysis tool around, often discussed as a cornerstone for Data Analysis, Data Science and Data Engineering careers.
In this live show, Thais Cooke will talk about how she leverages SQL in her role as a Data Analyst, and will share practical tips you can use to take your SQL game to the next level.
You’ll leave the show with an insider’s perspective on where SQL adds the most value, and where you should focus if you want to build SQL skills that will advance your career.
What You'll Learn:
1) What makes SQL such a valuable skill set for so many roles
2) Some of the most valuable ways you can use SQL on the job
3) Where you can focus if you want to build job-ready SQL skills
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About our guest:
⭐️ Thais Cooke ⭐️
Thais is a Data Analyst proficient in Excel, SQL, and Python with a background in Clinical Healthcare.
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I can tell by the this Interview how passionate both of you are about SQL. I share that same passion! I'm 4 weeks in to learning SQL and loving the process.
I'm taking advantage of the Maven open Campus and live sessions right now and As I took my assessment with MYSQL, I noticed it was a very similar flavor to SQL Lite, the only SQL program that I've used so far.
Thanks again for this informative conversation! I'm Looking forward to becoming active in the Maven community.
Thank you guys for your insights on the importance of SQL. More strength to you both.
Quite interesting talk. Tips on temporary tables and many to many joins were realy nice. From my perspective I was suprised that you did not mention anything about practicing SQL exircises on SQLZOO or datalemur or other sources. I work as an analyst for a month now and I can say that it was crucial writing those dozens of queries.
Excited ❤
Cool