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Your pay totally depends on what you do the quality of work you do

@@sirus2327 not so clear cut, people will also look for the cheapest rates. I’m sure people from lower cost of living countries can make a good dashboard as well.

That depends a lot on a lot of factors. Don't think it is that easy to say. I would look at job ads in your local area and then learn the skills they mention or are necessary to do what they mention.

Thanks for the feedback! I'll work on a more in depth EDA before releasing part 3. Regarding industry practice you'd want to check in with the Data Engineering teams, if it's a problem with the ETL or data collection. You would pause the analysis unless you have another "source of truth" table you can refer to. More than happy to expand on this in a video.

@@rohanadus Thanks for addressing, would be looking forward to it in another video.

Thanks for your feedback! You make some excellent points. In the video, I was specifically talking about how LIMIT affects the query execution speed within the database itself. You're right that LIMIT can significantly reduce the data transfer time between the database and the application, which is definitely important, especially with large datasets. However, when it comes to the internal execution of the query, if the query involves operations like sorting, the database still needs to process all the qualifying rows before applying the LIMIT. That was the main focus of my discussion. But I totally agree that LIMIT helps in reducing the amount of data sent over the network, which can improve overall performance from an end-to-end perspective. I appreciate you bringing this up, and I'll make sure to clarify these points better in future videos. Thanks for helping me improve!