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    Amazon's Business Analyst Interview Question

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    The document creates two tables, department and employee, with department and employee data. It then inserts sample data into both tables. It provides 4 solutions to find the department with the second highest average salary.

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    The document creates two tables, department and employee, with department and employee data. It then inserts sample data into both tables. It provides 4 solutions to find the department with the second highest average salary.

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    The document creates two tables, department and employee, with department and employee data. It then inserts sample data into both tables. It provides 4 solutions to find the department with the second highest average salary.

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    Amazon's Business Analyst Interview Question

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    biigot594
    The document creates two tables, department and employee, with department and employee data. It then inserts sample data into both tables. It provides 4 solutions to find the department with the second highest average salary.

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    © All Rights Reserved
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    create table department(

    dept_id int,
    dept_name varchar(25));

    select * from department;

    INSERT INTO department


    VALUES
    (1,'sales'),
    (2,'marketing'),
    (3,'operations'),
    (4,'finance');

    create table employee(


    emp_id int,
    emp_name varchar(25),
    salary int,
    dept_id int);

    insert into employee


    values
    (1,'john',50000,1),
    (2,'sarah',60000,2),
    (3,'alice',55000,1),
    (4,'bob',48000,3),
    (5,'emma',52000,2),
    (6,'mike',51000,3),
    (7,'olivia',59000,4),
    (8,'ethan',54000,4);

    select * from employee;

    Solution1
    Note: This will not handle the situation when there is a tie between 2nd highest for two or more
    than 2 department.

    select e.dept_id,dept_name, avg(salary) as avg_salary


    from employee e
    join department d on d.dept_id = e.dept_id
    group by e.dept_id,dept_name
    order by avg_salary desc
    limit 1 offset 1;
    Solution2
    select dept_name,dept_avg_sal from
    (
    select dept_name,dept_avg_sal,
    dense_rank() over(order by dept_avg_sal desc) as rnk
    from
    (select dept_name,
    avg(salary) over (partition by e.dept_id) dept_avg_sal
    from employee e join department d on d.dept_id = e.dept_id
    )t1
    )t2
    where rnk =2
    group by dept_name,dept_avg_sal;

    Solution3

    with dept_avg as(


    select dept_name,avg(e.salary) as avg_sal,
    dense_rank() over(order by avg(e.salary) desc) as rnk
    from department d
    join employee e on e.dept_id = d.dept_id
    group by d.dept_name)

    select dept_name,avg_sal from dept_avg


    where rnk = 2;

    Solution4

    with cte as(


    select dept_name,
    avg(salary) over (partition by e.dept_id) dept_avg_sal
    from employee e join department d on d.dept_id = e.dept_id)

    select dept_name,dept_avg_sal
    from cte c1 where 2 =
    (select count(distinct dept_avg_sal) from cte c2 where c2.dept_avg_sal >= c1.dept_avg_sal)
    group by dept_name,dept_avg_sal;

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