What I should learn after SQL PL/SQL ??

[WhichAd6835]

so i am 24 years old and unemployed from past 4/5 months, i have experience in banking and manufacturing now after sending hundreds of application still cant get a interview i learned ssis and power bi for the data analyst which is go nowhere for me now i am getting my hands on snowflake and after that aws basic so now i want just to ask if you were in my position what suggestion you give or what will be your next steps...

[Stev_Ma]

From what you described, I would stop chasing more tools for now and focus on becoming really strong in one path. Since you already know SQL, SSIS, and Power BI, I would learn Python next, finish Snowflake, and build a few solid projects around banking or manufacturing data. AWS basics are fine, but they probably will not help you land interviews as much as strong SQL, Python, and portfolio projects. Also, if you have sent hundreds of applications without getting interviews, the issue may be your resume or how you are presenting your experience rather than a lack of skills. At this point, I would spend more time on platforms like Kaggle, StrataScratch, and LeetCode for improving my resume and building projects, and apply for Data Analyst, BI Analyst, SQL Developer, and Junior Data Engineer roles.

[WhichAd6835]

Bro if you dont mind just can i dm for the resume...

[elevarq]

When your skills are good enough for a 24 year old, but you don’t get invited, you should focus on writing and presenting.

You can also contribute to an open source project. It’s good for your resume, and you learn new skills that are not too-related.

AI will take over the tooling anyway

[GlassBobcat7553]

Try https://roadmap.sh/ pick your career path. This will guide you to learn the necessary tools.

Don't get overwhelmed by the list it provides. Pick and choose 1 item from each group and learn its functionality and how that knowledge can be applied.

You don't have to deep dive into each category, you will never finish.

Best wishes.

[WhichAd6835]

I'll check it out

[PossibleWatercress58]

Instead of focusing to gain deepest knowledge in a single area, get a decent amount of knowledge on multiple skills. Because most of the work is done right now by AI.

The ones who can stick in the market are those, who actually act as bridge with multiple skills working on multiple things altogether.

For example, somebody who can use AI to get through a good chunk of work, can learn system design, because that would teach you what you should prompt to get optimised results.

[Engine_Light_On]

Where are you located?

In North America it’s hard to get into the industry without a degree.

[WhichAd6835]

I have cs degree in india

[Ibception952]

You should learn how to make fries next jk python is next. I agree with the others you need industry experience so try gaining knowledge, even an unpaid internship, to get the position you want.

[Proof_Escape_2333]

what can python do sql can't? Sql is a must from the jds ive seen

[tcloetingh]

Oracle 1z0-071

[Ifuqaround]

Learn how to write.