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Certs just aren't that important anymore, but if anything, I'd do the AWS cert. If you just want to improve your skills, a few good Udemy courses will take you
by bdcravens 3y ago
Certs just aren't that important anymore, but if anything, I'd do the AWS cert.
If you just want to improve your skills, a few good Udemy courses will take your far if you follow along.
- giantg2 3y agoSome places like to see AWS certs. Doesn't AWS cut a slight rate break based on the number of certified people you have in your org?
- potta_coffee 3y agoI've worked for a couple of companies that get a discount on AWS services if a certain percentage of their employees have AWS certifications.
- moneywoes 3y agoWhich AWS Cert in particular?
- isbvhodnvemrwvn 3y agoSolution Architect Associate is what I'd recommend to start with. Practitioner is for non-technical people, Developer Associate and Sysops Associate are just marginally different than SA, often focusing on services which are marginally useful at best (few people use AWS CI/CD solutions and it makes up most of the difference for developer cert), I wouldn't bother with them. I haven't heard anything about the data engineer one (it seems new).