I decided to start my 365-day coding challenge after mulling over it for a few months.
I realized what was holding me back was the fear of making a mistake, looking like an amateur coder, and putting myself out there.
I am admittedly new to coding and started thinking about developing my SQL coding skills around this time last year when I decided to pivot from recruiting to business analytics. Over the last 6 months, recruiting domain knowledge has served me in understanding the needs of my customers and building recruiting analytics products through #AmazonQuicksight.
This coding challenge is an attempt to improve my SQL skills, add to my analytical toolbelt, expand my network, and learn more about myself. I am excited to see what I learn along the way. I chose to start with easier problems to ease into the daily challenges. I look forward to sharing my learnings along the way.
A shoutout to Sirisha Cherala. She encouraged and inspired me to do this because of her 366-day coding challenge!
Today's #leetcode problem (https://bit.ly/3pAndcZ) : Write a SQL query to delete all duplicate email entries in a table named Person, keeping only unique emails based on its smallest Id.
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