With the government not requiring a degree for Federal jobs soon, I’m wondering if they’ll start lowballing in terms of salary. Nonetheless, a degree is still a tie-breaker

Sharepoint is literally your ultimate guide at work. Learn what frameworks and models are being used, look at the architecture diagrams, read what your department is currently working on and the issues they’re facing, etc. That is the outline to your resume and interview prep.

I always have to come back to this thread to remind myself of the processes I’ve learned, how I’ve applied them, and the results I’ve gotten as an Analyst.

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I’ve been targeting Startup companies lately, i don’t mind wearing several hats if I’m able to upskill and finally get integration / migration experience.

New week, new beginnings, be 1% better each day.

I might just pay for ChatGPT plus

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Only you know what roadmap is best for YOU and the future of your career based off interest and discipline. You could literally copy someone else’s roadmap, and realize that line of work isn’t what you enjoy at all. Things always sound good in theory, do what works for you.

Dre Donna ~ 3 Check out
- Us In Technology
- WIOA
- Per Scholas
- YearUp
- Apprenticeship. Gov
- Apprenti

Majority are free, but i believe they’re all one year programs that assist with Tech career placement

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My 2 year anniversary of being in Identity Management is coming up, time really flies..

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Internships > Apprenticeships > Bootcamps