Certifications Alone Won't Get You a Job!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Are certifications the golden ticket to your dream job? I'm sharing my thoughts about certifications and job opportunities in this video. While certifications showcase your skills and knowledge they don't guarantee employment.
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from where to start currently, i am preparing for aws clf - co2 what should be my next target and also I have some knowledge of machine learning and python .....
It depends on what direction you decide to choose. For example, if you're keen to join tech consulting, go with Solutions Architect Associate. It gives you a solid understanding of the cloud itself and cloud engineering principles and patterns. If you decide to go the developer route and let's say you want to join a product company, then go with Developer Associate. Cloud Practitioner, machine learning and python is a good start! Keep going
Thanks for the good informative video ❤❤but can you tell me how can i check which company uses which cloud platform and also will they hire an intern for AWS??
Hello again :) If companies intend to hire a cloud engineer or anyone they need to work with a cloud, they typically give a lot of information on what cloud provider and tools they use. It's quite an important piece of information for a potential applicant. Some companies can hire interns, so check technology consulting firms in your area.
I might have picked the worst time to finish a devops bootcamp because man is the job market is terrible right now. I think certifications will help get me to an interview at least because unlike bootcamps, the certifications are more industry standard. the three im thinking of are:
Terraform Associate
AWS Certified Developer or Solutions Architect
CKA
do you think it makes sense or am i at the least on the right path? At the very least i know I can tackle the TF one easily and the AWS will be a step up, the CKA one though.....
Hey man, don't be discouraged by people saying it's the worst time. Every bloody year is the worst time! I like your plan on certs; it makes sense to me. They're the best by industry standards. I would say, cka might be a bit rough if you just started. Bootcamps are good too, you need some hands-on experience and it's super important. Don't forget about Linux OS too. Good luck!
I have AWS could practitioner certificate and Python Entry level programmer certificate. What should i do to get interview call?
Work on practicing and solidifying your skills in cloud and python. It’s a good start! Getting an interview is a lot of hustle itself and you can consider it as a job as well! Try to get entry level positions or internships is a great way to get into the industry! I did it this way
I didn't have any knowledge of IT and when I started to study for the cloud partitioner certificate I felt nervous, I had a lot of services and I didn't know if I needed to memorize all of these services or not.
what the projects look like what I will do on the cloud what is my responsibility and work
To pass the exam you need to memorise these services. You might not be using some of them at all but some key ones will be in use every single day. Projects can be different depending on many factors. Most of the time cloud engineers provision, configure, optimise, and look after infrastructure.
Aws cloud practitioner after what programming language would i choose?
From what I watched in the industry, I would say - Python (good for scripting, automation, and building web apps), Java (good for enterprise-level cloud apps and systems), and Javascript (good for APIs, and server side apps). Hope it will help you to choose.
добрый день!
День добрый!
SUBBED ! Taking my AWS practitioner next month
Thanks! Wishing you all the best with your exam! 👍🏼