Free intro call
Twenty minutes on your work, your tools and where you get stuck.
Most analysis goes wrong before any SQL is written. Someone asks for a number, nobody asks what decision it's for, and a week later the dashboard gets ignored.
You write SQL every week and someone reads it properly. That's the loop that makes analysts.
Joins you understand rather than copy, aggregation, subqueries and window functions, practiced daily.
See the programFraming the real question, cleaning data honestly, choosing metrics and knowing what your numbers can't prove.
See the programCharts that read in three seconds, dashboards with a point of view, and reports that survive a skim.
See the programScoping requests, writing up results clearly, and presenting to people who don't want the methodology.
See the programCode review is how analysts improve, and most people working alone never get any.
Twenty minutes on your work, your tools and where you get stuck.
Short, deliberate practice on real or public data.
The answer, the method, and the caveats.
Within 48 hours: correctness, readability and whether it answers the question.
Month to month, cancel anytime. The 20-minute intro call is free.
A weekly session solving problems and reviewing members' queries.
$39/ month
A coach on your SQL, your analyses and your write-ups.
$109/ month
For a new analyst role, a reporting overhaul, or moving from spreadsheets to SQL.
$199/ month
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime, no contract.
We don't do your analysis for you, and we're not a recruiter or certification body. The point is that you can write the query, defend the number and explain it to someone who doesn't care how clever it was.
One rule matters in this field: don't bring confidential, personal or regulated data into a coaching session. We work on anonymized samples, public datasets or your own structures described in general terms, and your employer's data policy always comes first.
Not for most analysis work. SQL plus a BI tool covers a great deal, and we'll tell you honestly when a script would save you time.
That's a fine starting point, and the concepts transfer. We start with SQL fundamentals and move at your pace.
No. Bring the shape of the problem, anonymized samples, or a public dataset. Confidential data stays where it belongs.
It builds the skills those roles test. We're not recruiters, we issue no certificate, and we don't promise outcomes.
Very common, and usually a framing problem rather than a design one. That's the stakeholders program.
Yes. No contract, no minimum term. Access stays open until the end of the month you already paid for.
Twenty minutes on your work and where it gets difficult. Free.