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You talk about survival in the long term yet you talk about getting certifications for technologies that can become obsolete after 5 years (although AWS, specif
by jefft255 7y ago
You talk about survival in the long term yet you talk about getting certifications for technologies that can become obsolete after 5 years (although AWS, specifically, will probably be around for a while). Also I’m almost positively certain that if you do this certification without knowing nothing about computer when starting, as you say, good luck finding jobs for anything that would deserve the « architect » title.
Also going to university isn’t 50 000$ everywhere, this is mainly a weird US thing. I am a firm believer in the importance fundamental CS education, and picking up AWS from there shouldn’t be hard if that fundamental education was any good.
- technovader 7y agoAWS Launched 13 years ago... Yet when I went to University they were teaching Java/Pascal. What got me a job was learning more relevant subjects things on my own. Virtualization, Cloud, Containers, Python, Shell scripting. Yeah I'll add my voice to the "University is overpriced and ancient" vote.