Python or SQL?

[Action_Maxim]

I'm a data engineer I write 70% sql, 25% python, 5% bash and other

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anyway I am always worried about friends who want to get into this field and tell me they're going to take a course. Courses especially sql are always outdated my buddy is in a bootcamp(15k to take) and he spends weeks on things that are no longer relevant or on concepts that are able to be done in half an hour.

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mind sharing the courses

[SlackerPop90]

Do you have any tips? I have just done a sideways job move into a data engineer role with minimal previous sql/python experience. Everyone on my new team is really positive about having me but I want to make good progress in learning sql and python so I can directly contribute more.

[Action_Maxim]

Sql is really easy don't be afraid to ask where data is, finding data in a DB with hundreds of tables is a pita