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Jan 15, 2024 12 min

Solution Architect Reacts To Cloud Career Tiktoks

from Cloud Career Mentor Hosted by Cloud Career Mentor

In this conversation, Fayomi debunks misconceptions about entry-level cloud jobs and provides insights into the reality of the industry. He discusses the AWS Cloud Up for Her Solution Architect Associate program and emphasizes the importance of learning beyond AWS technologies. Fayomi explains why solution architects earn high salaries due to the scale and magnitude of their projects. He highlights the need for skills beyond certifications and discourages relying solely on certifications for high-paying jobs. Finally, Fayomi offers step-by-step guidance on how to break into the cloud industry and secure an entry-level position. 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 and Misconceptions about Entry-Level Cloud Jobs 03:19 AWS Cloud Up for Her Solution Architect Associate Program 06:20 Why Solutions Architects Earn High Salaries 09:11 The Importance of Skills Beyond Certifications 10:14 Correlation vs Causation in Cloud Certifications and Salaries 12:50 Steps to Get Your First Cloud Job

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