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The Ultimate Guide For Beginners on Data Querying, Manipulation and Analysis using Real-World Context to Advance Your Career in Data Analytics
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Start Your Data Analysis Career with SQL Mastery
If you’re considering a shift to data analysis, you’re likely exploring various programming languages to kickstart your journey. Take a cue from industry giants like Netflix, Facebook, and Amazon, who rely on SQL for data analysis.
Despite misconceptions, SQL is foundational and enduring:
- SQL remains relevant as long as companies utilize data and databases.
- You don’t need a programming background to grasp SQL, though it can be beneficial.
- Mastering SQL is achievable with the right guidance.
Discover:
- The importance of mastering SQL fundamentals for database proficiency.
- Why SQL surpasses Python and R in data analysis.
- The power of basic SQL commands and why they matter.
- How to choose the best SQL dialect and database for your needs.
- Transitioning from basic to intermediate SQL for advanced data manipulation.
Unlock your potential with:
- A stellar project portfolio for launching your data analysis career.
- Advanced SQL techniques for optimized performance.
- Abundant exercises, cheat sheets, and resources for continuous learning.
Don’t let misconceptions hinder your data analysis journey. Equip yourself with this comprehensive guide and master SQL to unlock new opportunities. Whether you’re a beginner or refreshing your skills, it’s never too late to add SQL to your repertoire.
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.
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- 07-26-24
Excellent, in-depth SQL guide
SQL is the workhorse of my company and as someone who has been using it for many years, I was surprised by how much I learned from this book! Breaking down complex tasks into smaller ones makes it easier to understand just how powerful and useful SQL is. I found the advanced sections full of useful techniques that I hadn't encountered before. This is a great book for beginners and more advance users. Really helpful and organized book.
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- D.Lynch
- 07-09-24
Comprehensive and Easy to Follow
"SQL Made Easy" lives up to its name by breaking down the intricacies of SQL into manageable, digestible parts. The audiobook covers everything from data querying and manipulation to more advanced analysis techniques, all explained with real-world examples. This practical approach makes it easy to understand how SQL can be applied in various scenarios. The author’s clear explanations and logical progression through the topics make this an invaluable resource for beginners. This audiobook has been instrumental in advancing my understanding of SQL and its applications in data analytics, and I can't recommend it enough.
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- MilwVeg
- 06-29-24
Easy to follow programming
I found this SQL audiobook to be an engaging and informative listen. The narration is clear and captivating, making complex concepts easy to understand and follow. The content is well-organized, providing intriguing insights and valuable knowledge about SQL. This audiobook offers a convenient way to absorb information and gain new perspectives about SQL. It's an excellent choice for anyone looking to learn something new or deepen their understanding of SQL.
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- Anonymous User
- 07-02-24
Kickstart your SQL journey!
As a complete beginner to SQL, I found this book incredibly helpful. It explained everything in a simple, easy-to-understand way and used real-world examples that made the concepts clear. I appreciated how it broke down data querying and manipulation into manageable steps. This guide gave me the confidence to start working on my own projects and I can see how these skills will be valuable for my career. If you're new to data analytics like I am, this book is a great place to start.
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- Anonymous User
- 07-11-24
Great Starting Point
"SQL Made Easy" is a great read for anyone who is just starting to go into data analysis. This audiobook breaks down SQL with real-life examples that are super easy to follow. It's perfect if you're starting from scratch like I was—it demystifies data querying and manipulation step-by-step. I appreciated how practical it is. The author does a very good job at teaching complex stuff in a simple way. If you're getting into data analytics, this book is a great place to start.
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- Drake
- 07-09-24
Perfect SQL Guide for Novices
"SQL Made Easy" is an exceptional resource for anyone new to SQL and data analytics. This audiobook takes the complexity out of SQL and presents it in a clear, understandable manner. The author uses real-world contexts to illustrate how SQL is used in data querying, manipulation, and analysis, which makes the concepts easy to grasp and apply. I appreciated the step-by-step approach that builds from basic to more advanced topics, ensuring a solid understanding of each concept before moving on. This guide has significantly boosted my confidence and skills in SQL, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to advance their career in data analytics.
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- keko
- 07-20-24
Easy to follow
What I really liked about this audiobook is its focus on hands-on learning. The real-world context provided in the examples is just great! The step-by-step explanations of data querying, manipulation, and analysis are particularly helpful. I was able to absorb the information without feeling overwhelmed.
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- Jeanette Williams
- 07-04-24
Great Book for Beginners
This is just the book I needed to learn about SQL! The author does an excellent job of explaining SQL concepts at a level that makes sense even for a newbie like me. When explaining concepts the author used relevant examples to help solidify my understanding. I really appreciated the PDF as an added resource where I took notes and highlighted my particular areas of interest and those concepts that require my extended study. This was the book I needed to ease my way into the world of data analytics. This is the perfect book for beginners to SQL. Highly Recommended
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- MW
- 07-03-24
Mastering SQL
This book clears up all the confusion around SQL. You'll understand why it's so important for data analysis. The book shows that anyone can learn SQL, even if you've never coded before. You'll get excited about using SQL in your job. The exercises in the book are helpful and practical. They make you feel more confident with each step. The tips are straightforward, making it easy to start your own projects. Listen and get ready to take on any data task.
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- Robyn
- 07-10-24
Perfect
"SQL Made Easy" by Alex Wade is an invaluable resource for beginners looking to master data querying, manipulation, and analysis. The book excels at breaking down complex SQL concepts into digestible lessons using real-world examples, making it accessible for those new to data analytics. Wade’s clear explanations and practical exercises help readers build a solid foundation in SQL, essential for advancing a career in data analytics. Overall, this guide is a must-read for anyone aspiring to enhance their data skills and professional opportunities.
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