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Crossroads Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc. I have been with the organization almost 6 years and have accomplished achievement of my MSL (Masters Strategic Leadership) and LOVE the organization…BUT…I am not having any success in moving into a new position…my interviews are great experiences but it seems to be a pattern of not being selected yet encouraged to continue applying…received information from a mentor/manager to ask for candid feedback…when is enough…ENOUGH??
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Build project: All you need is a 2-8hr course on YouTube or Udemy, a small idea like World Cup DB or DC/Marvel characters DB or Pokemon DBs or whatever, and discipline(30m+ per day for about 4-8 weeks). You could also use FreeCodeCamp's relational db program.
You won't learn much in the grand scheme RDBs. Just like everything else, real learning happens at work or while working on projects that are demanding. You will learn enough to get the ball rolling toward a future as a DS.
Thank you! I am going to look into those for sure. I doubt my manager will have anything for me to work on in my spare time, but I will work to see if I can do my own projects on something like Dataquest.
You can download free a free full function version of MS SQL several for non-production use https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/sql-server/sql-server-downloads (bottom of the page). Go to sites like https://www.sqlservercentral.com/stairways/stairway-to-t-sql-dml to learn.
Thank you so much!
Teach yourself SQL and find ways to implement it into your current role to make life easier on someone. You, your boss, a teammate, someone.
1. read the basics and do tiny examples on w3 schools. (5-6 days)
2. open leetcode (free version) and do 1 qn daily.
3. even id you do 1 easy level qn daily you’ll be much better than many data analysts in market now
This helps a lot. Finishing up my MSHI in August. We took a very basic SQL class early in my degree and have definitely lost those skills. Thanks for sharing! Thanks OP for asking!
I love this website for SQL Server reference: https://www.mssqltips.com/
I also noticed that there are several courses on LinkedIn Learning. If you don't have a personal membership, several libraries offer it as part of your library patron benefits.
Thank you! I do have a LinkedIn membership so I will take a look for sure. :)
No real suggestions here but just wanted to say I love this for you! As someone trying to pivot industries, it’s inspiring to see
Thank you! ☺️
My coworker's daughter studied Health Informatics. I don't know much about it but might be a good marriage of the skills you want to learn and the ones you already have. As a matter of fact, there is a Nursing Informatics career.
That’s awesome! I haven’t even looked into nursing informatics, but I will. I am not an RN though; I am just an LVN. I do have a history of extracting healthcare data but it’s clinical data in reviewing medical records, not code or anything.
The engines might be different but the syntax to write the queries is fairly similar if not the same.
DataCamp. That's what I've been using.
How do you like it so far? Is it coming along ok?
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W3schools, geeksforgeeks, and then practice on HackerRank. If you know what "flavor" of SQL you want to learn, that can help too. If I recall correctly, Mode has some live databases and training you can work on. Luckily there are so, so many free resources for SQL and the overall concepts are pretty straightforward.
Select - what do you want
From - where does it live
Where - what conditions
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That's correct! However, it's really about syntax versus functionality for the most part (how you say it vs how it works). If you can write one kind of SQL, you can usually Google search how to do it in each version. "how to do inner join in SQL Server" or "if statement postgres"
This is a fantastic tutorial, but it does assume some base knowledge:
https://bigmachine.io/products/a-curious-moon/
For starting to learn SQL, I'd recommend Code Academy:
https://www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-sql
Check out udemy.com for training sessions. Review the curriculum based on your job interest