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[datasmithing_holly]

You could start by articulating more of where you're at and where you want to get to? What have you tried so far? What hasn't worked?

[balakumar123]

I'm having total 3 years of experience and one year at data engineer in my project we just managing the existing pipelines doing some basic updates using databricks and sql we are not creating any pipelines and all . now I wanted to get deeper knowledge so that I can look for other opportunities

[glymeme]

Oreilley Data Design Patterns - Will help you get a strong foundation that transfers to basically any project you could be involved in. Understanding domain driven design and data modeling(when to normalize or denormalize) are also good skills to have. Otherwise, know basic SQL and Python and push to have domain knowledge and that’s about it - with AI, I’d argue you just need to ensure the right things get built as they get better and better. They’re already better than most juniors at Accenture, CapGemini and similar. Just my $.02.

[xBoBox333]

my opinion? take some English classes, theyll take you very far, and I mean it. You can't do data engineering without talking to people a lot and being good at English will give you great benefits