pivot transition with SQL and visual studios

Every week we will be encountering new information and techniques to solve both problems we are aware of as professionals and new ones we are not aware of as learners. Debriefing is the best way to process not only the actual information we have learned but knowing if we have actually learned it.

Write a debriefing statement of at least 200 words. Feel free to include images, ask questions, raise problems, and most importantly, discuss both your successes and challenges with this week's content and materials.

Some questions to consider while you write your statement:

• What were some of my most powerful learning moments and what made them so?
• How do I feel my solution relates to real-world situations and problems?
• What is the most important thing I learned personally?
• Could I teach this problem-solving process to someone else easily?
• What's the one thing about myself above all others I would like to work to improve?
• How will I use what I've learned in the future?