What is a good tech certification to get?
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What is a good tech certification to get?
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I just found out I didn’t get the promotion that I was certain I would get. I’m feeling very emotional about it. For those who have experienced this, what are the next steps? What should I do and what should I not do?
I just got my first performance review, and the feedback was literally "you're doing great, keep doing what you're doing," with a 2% raise. Inflation in my city is sitting at 4%, so my reward is effectively a pay cut for a year of hard work. Is this normal? Is the only thing to do jump companies?
If every employee had an AI assistant that doubled their productivity, would companies hire fewer people or expect twice as much work?
We need to stop the AI initiative. This is becoming a wrecking ball, and I only foresee getting worse. How can we make noise to put these types of software to its end?
Depends entirely on what you want your path to be. You would say general cloud infra is a good starting point, just pick your hyperscaler and go for it. All of the subsequent certs and paths generally require an understanding of infra & architecture, so if I was non or lightly technical that’s where I would start.
If you're starting out, the CompTIA A+ is a good cert to go for. It will give you a good foundation on hardware, software, security, and networking. And from that point you will probably want to pick whichever path and follow that.
Hi Deloitte I seen this post and this may be nothing but just so you are aware there are some really good options here. With these Tech courses you get certificate and transcript from real certified courses. https://bit.ly/3Rv900R Kind Regards Abdul
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