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Nobody will hire you for your SQL knowledge but you can be sure everyone at your new company will heavily rely on you if you know your SQL well.
by jimbob45 4y ago
Nobody will hire you for your SQL knowledge but you can be sure everyone at your new company will heavily rely on you if you know your SQL well.
- beckingz 4y agoIt's amazing coming at software from a data perspective, my assumption that people would know about SQL and databases is just so so wrong all of the time.
- nijave 4y agoSame with infrastructure (and probably security, etc)
- eddyschai 4y agoORMs definitely don't help! In my first dev role I worked at a C# shop and everything was through Entity Framework. You can't take that skill with you if you change languages to Python, or Haskell, or whatever, but the core SQL skills to follow you around. It's worth the effort, I think (and it's not particularly hard to get semi-decent at SQL!).