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Reactive Learning and Relevancy for the Accidental DBAReactive Learning and Relevancy for the Accidental DBA
Each of us had our first month on the job as a Database Professional be it as a DBA, Developer, Business Analyst, or Engineer. Some of us now have years or even decades between where we are now and that period in time. Where would you begin if you had to start all over with today's data strategies and technologies? How do you guide and train someone brand new to not just SQL Server but the data platform when you look back on it from a position of authority with thousands of hours of experience without drowning that person in information?
byTim Ford
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