Have any of you used Udemy?

Boys,

I was just recently sexually assaulted by an Excel assessment. I don't think it was so much my ability to use Excel, but my ability to provide what they wanted. But sexually assaulted, nonetheless. That being said, I decided to buy the Udemy SQL 'From Beginner to Expert' course. The course comes with like 21 hours of lectures 'course/homework' etc.. It seemed like an okay deal for only $15.

Does anyone have any experience with Udemy? (I won't be able to start until I graduate December 8 as the schoolwork has started to pile up.) What was it like in your experience? Did you become an 'expert?'

I'm not looking to get into a quant or cs role with this, I'm just looking to bring a little extra to the table. Rolling with that, if I were to become proficient in SQL, where should I insert a line on a resume, being that I haven't done any real work with it?

Thanks, Tandem

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