SQL for Non Technical Users

Learn the fundamentals of SQL and become better at data analysis

Course is available as part of ProductHood Think Tank Membership

Do you think learning SQL will help you in your career growth? You are right.

SQL is one of the easiest data skill to learn. These days many non-IT employees have SQL skills and use them to extend their professional capacity. Moreover, more and more companies are encouraging their employees in non-IT areas (like product, marketing, sales, advertising, and finances) to learn and use SQL.

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As a non technical professional, learning SQL can provide several key benefits, including:

Data analysis: SQL allows you to retrieve and analyze data from databases, which is a critical task for any business. With SQL, you can easily and quickly get a deeper understanding of your company’s data and make informed decisions based on your findings.
Improved decision-making: By being able to access and analyze large amounts of data, you can make more informed decisions and develop better strategies for your business.
Better collaboration: SQL is a standard language used for working with databases, which means that you can easily collaborate with other professionals who also know SQL, such as data analysts and software developers.
Increased efficiency: SQL can automate many tasks that would otherwise be time-consuming and manual, such as running reports, generating summaries, and creating charts.
Better understanding of technology: By learning SQL, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the technology that your business relies on, which can help you make informed decisions about technology investments and implementations.
Career advancement: Having SQL skills can make you more valuable to your current employer or increase your chances of landing a better job in the future, as more and more businesses require employees with data skills.

Overall, learning SQL can help you make more informed decisions, improve your collaboration with others, and increase your efficiency and understanding of technology.

SQL knowledge can have a significant impact on your career growth, both in the short-term and long-term.

Some of the ways SQL can benefit your career include:

Job opportunities: SQL is a widely used language for working with databases, which means that many companies are looking for employees who have SQL skills. This can increase your chances of landing a job or getting a promotion.

Higher salaries: The demand for professionals with SQL skills is high, which means that they are often compensated well. If you have SQL skills, you may be able to negotiate a higher salary or find better-paying job opportunities.

Improved efficiency: SQL can help you automate many tasks that would otherwise be time-consuming and manual. This can increase your efficiency and productivity, which can be a valuable asset to your employer.

Better problem-solving: By being able to retrieve and analyze data from databases, you can develop a better understanding of the problems facing your business. With SQL skills, you’ll be able to find solutions more quickly and effectively.

Improved collaboration: SQL is a standard language used for working with databases, which means that you can easily collaborate with other professionals who also know SQL, such as data analysts and software developers.

Career advancement: Having SQL skills can make you more valuable to your current employer or increase your chances of landing a better job in the future, as more and more businesses require employees with data skills.

Learning SQL can help you improve your career prospects and make you a more valuable employee. It’s a valuable investment in your future that can pay off in many different ways.

Course is available as part of ProductHood Think Tank Membership

What you will learn in the live class?

Key Take Away:

Introduction to MySQL and Relational Databases
SQL Basics
Basic Database Design
Creating and managing database tables
Fetching Data using SQL
Inserting and Updating Data using SQL
SQL Data Types, Operators & Functions
SQL vs No SQL

Participants will do live exercises and take home assignments.

Who can learn?

Students & Freshers

People who are in college or graduated recently can greatly benefit.

Product & Business

Professionals, Managers and Executives across Product and Business functions.

Technology

Software Developers, Testers, Engineering Managers and IT Professionals.

CXO's

Founders, Entrepreneurs, CXO's, Department Heads and Senior Management

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SQL for Non Technical Users