Data Professionals at Work [Paperback] Malathi Mahadevan

by Malathi Mahadevan

Part Database Administrators.- Chapter 1: Mindy CEO, Mindy Curnutt and Associates Consulting.- Chapter 2: Julie Business Intelligence Consultant, Innovative Architects Inc..- Chapter 3: Kenneth Senior Database Administrator, Aegon.- Chapter 4: Andy Chief Data Engineer, Enterprise Data and Analytics.- Chapter 5: Jes Premier Field Engineer, Microsoft Corporation.- Chapter 6: Kevin Engineering Manager, ChannelAdvisor Corp..- Part Developers.- Chapter 7: Ginger Principal Consultant, Desert Isle Group.- Chapter 8: Vicky Principal Program Manager Lead, Microsoft Corporation.- Chapter 9: Kendra Trainer, SQL Workbooks, LLC.- Chapter 10: Jason Principal Consultant, Database Masters.- Part Data Architects.- Chapter 11: Tim Data Architect, Brindle Pup Consulting.- Chapter 12: Andy Database Architect .- Chapter 13: Steph Data Science Consultant, Locke Data.- Part Business Intelligence and Analytics Architects.- Chapter 14: Jonathan Business Intelligence Consultant, SQLLocks LLC.- Chapter 15: Joseph Principal Program Manager, Microsoft Corporation.- Chapter 16: John Q. Product Manager, SentryOne.- Chapter 17: John Consultant, Denny Cherry & Associates Consulting.- Part Analytics.- Chapter 18: Kathi Editor, Simple Talk, Redgate Software.- Chapter 19: Argenis Principal Data Storage Architect, Pure Storage.- Chapter 20: Kirsten Senior Database Engineer, SurveyMonkey.- Part Consultants.- Chapter 21: Tracy Database Superhero, Broadvine.- Chapter 22: Dave Walden, Cloud Architect.- Chapter 23: Matt Data Platform Solution Architect, DMI.- Chapter 24: Jimmy Storage Architect.- Chapter 25: Drew Senior Database Administrator, IGS.- Chapter 26: Marlon SQL System Support Engineer, JustEnough Software.- Chapter 27: Joseph Senior Consultant, StraightPath Solutions.

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Published January 1, 2019

Reviews

[Rav · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very interesting position for SQL Server folks. You will find out what is in the tool belt of data professionals, how they manage with their work-life balance, what sources they use to keep up with technology, why taking part in the SQL community is important for their self-development, satisfaction and career, and answers for many other questions which may be valuable especially for aspiring data professionals.

[Anders · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fantastic book about different people in the SQL family. Even though I know many of the people interviewed, I learned something new about all of them.

[numbworks · Rating 1 out of 5]

Bunch of interviews to SQL people. Really boring to read, and definitely useless.