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I'd advise against trying to get a "certification" or going on a "recognised course" — I don't think they count for very much. I don't think there are any cours
by refrigerator 9y ago
I'd advise against trying to get a "certification" or going on a "recognised course" — I don't think they count for very much. I don't think there are any courses/bootcamps in London (or anywhere) with such a high reputation that they automatically give you a leg up when applying for jobs (whereas with top universities this definitely is the case), so if you think you can gain some actual skills then sure, go for it, but not just for the certification.
- ajeet_dhaliwal 9y agoAgreed, I wouldn’t care whatsoever about your certification if I was hiring, you’re already employed as a digital designer, if you’re interested in moving into front end dev then look for an opportunity to move to that in your company.
- illwrks 9y agoYa I've done some bits in my current company but they have sister companies that will be leveraged more and more going forward and extrapolating this it leads me to think that my job may be going the way of the dodo... Anyway, thank yu all for your feedback, I'll need to show my better half that others have said what i have been thinking, and identify some things to get involved with. Thanks again, and although a little early, Happy New Year! Best, Ill