Code review is a crucial quality assurance process in which team members evaluate each other's code to prevent errors and assess its impact on data, yet it is often skipped due to lack of context, insecurity, or time constraints. To ease this process, best practices such as auto-assigning code reviews and implementing a SQL linter can help automate routine tasks. GitHub's auto-assignment feature can distribute review responsibilities more evenly among team members using round-robin or load-balance routing options, allowing for a fair distribution of pull request reviews. Additionally, using a SQL linter like sqlfluff can standardize syntax and formatting, eliminating the need for discussions about superficial code details during reviews. These practices aim to share the knowledge and workload more equitably while reducing cognitive load and ensuring consistent code quality.