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Average Feedback Score by Office
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Average Feedback Score by Office

EasySQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

You are given a table of feedback submissions from a McKinsey & internal platform. Write a SQL query to return each office_name and its average score, considering only submitted scores that are not NULL. Sort the results by average score in descending order, and then by office_name alphabetically.

Schema

feedback_submissions
ColumnTypeDescription
submission_idPKINTUnique feedback submission ID
office_nameVARCHAR(100)Office where the feedback was submitted
scoreINTFeedback score on a 1-5 scale; may be NULL
submitted_atDATEDate the feedback was submitted
Tablesfeedback_submissions
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