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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2024 · 5 MIN

Should Cloud Beginners Fear Tech Layoffs?

from Cloud Career Mentor · host Cloud Career Mentor

Despite the tech layoffs making headlines, there are still plenty of opportunities in the cloud industry. This conversation provides three reasons why aspiring cloud professionals shouldn't be scared of the layoff news. It emphasizes the abundance of companies beyond the tech giants that require cloud skills. The growth of the cloud computing industry is highlighted, along with the importance of taking a long-term perspective. The conversation concludes by offering steps to secure an entry-level cloud role. Connect With Cloud Career Mentor 🗞️ Get a FREE guide on 3 Simple Steps To First Cloud Job: https://app.cloudcareermentor.com/podcast-3-simple-steps-opt-in 💻 Join Cloud Career Acceleration Program: http://www.cloudcareermentor.com Connect with me on social media 📲 LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/cloud-career-mentor 🐦 Twitter: twitter.com/thecloudmentor Chapters 00:00 Introduction: Is it Worth Getting into the Cloud? 01:23 Acknowledging the Impact of Layoffs 02:21 Abundance of Opportunities Beyond Tech Giants 03:18 The Growth of the Cloud Computing Industry 04:44 Taking a Long-Term Perspective 05:14 Steps to Get Your First Entry-Level Cloud Role

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