πSQL for PM Assessments
Learning SQL can be a game changer as almost 25% companies have it in their online assessments and some ask SQL-based questions during interviews.
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Learning SQL can be a game changer as almost 25% companies have it in their online assessments and some ask SQL-based questions during interviews.
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It's not just about data; itβs about making informed decisions, understanding customer needs better, and driving your projects with real insights.
Plus, it's an underrated but essential skill that can set you apart in the product world. Do check out this blog if you're interested to know more:
Here are the topics to cover that will equip you well for the assessments:
SQL Basics
Start with a SQL-based RDBMS like MySQL
How to perform CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete)
Understanding basic SQL syntax, clauses like SELECT, FROM, WHERE, GROUP BY, HAVING, ORDER BY.
Joins and Subqueries
Using JOIN operations to merge rows from two or more tables
Writing subqueries to perform nested queries
Aggregate Functions (e.g., COUNT, SUM, AVG, MAX, MIN)
Date and Time Functions
Data Manipulation and Cleaning
Data type conversions and handling nulls
String functions for cleaning and manipulating textual data
Window Functions
Basics of Regular Expressions (REGEX)
Start exploring databases on your PC using an IDE or online SQL editors. You can try Programiz's editor at this link.
Start solving problems from either InterviewBit (more relevant) or HackerRank in parallel.
Once you finish the basics, complete the SQL50 set from LeetCode to strengthen your learning.
Get your hands on previous year's questions, and find new or random problems to solve every day.
Reattempt the harder questions from the sets, and verify that itβs easier for you the second time.
If you still have a lot of time left, find a friend who shares the same vision and challenge each other with new questions every now and then. Start preparing for interviews.
PS - This part will be updated and moved to Preparing for Interviewslater this month.