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In my experience, inexperienced database developers pick up SQL fairly quickly under the guidance of an experienced mentor.
by hahamrfunnyguy 5y ago
In my experience, inexperienced database developers pick up SQL fairly quickly under the guidance of an experienced mentor.
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- Spooky23 5y agoThis. Usually I see people struggling to formulate questions. They know what they want, but don’t understand how to get there. Left to their own devices, they hack up some nightmare in Excel. I worked with a summer intern on creating reports and learning SQL. She was a really smart business major who ended up with the wrong work assignment. I was getting 5-7 questions a day from her in June, 1-2 a week in July and by the time I got back from vacation in August, she had basically done about 90% of a project that was going to be hired out and was showing me some features of the database we were using that I didn’t know! It inspired her to switch majors and she is a fancy data scientist somewhere! Awesome mentor experience.
- edoceo 5y ago+1 for mentoring and pairing. Or mentoring via pairing. Getting with and expert, or even just another set of experienced eyes is a big help