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CEO @ Declarative Cloud | Google Cloud Architect

Do you know someone who wants to become a certified cloud architect? I am available to mentor three people from my network to become a certified Google Cloud Professional Cloud Architect at no cost. This is one of the most in demand IT certifications: https://lnkd.in/eBukzeqX How I can help - Cover online training and certification exam costs - Create a study plan and be your accountability coach -Meet to review technical concepts Who should apply? - Students, graduates, or anyone seeking to expand their technical skills or transition to a new role. - Technical background in software/networking concepts is beneficial. You must be able to spend hours reviewing technical concepts, completing hands-on labs, and reading documentation. - Commitment: Be ready to invest 20+ hours each week. We will work together on a compressed timeline. Why am I doing this? - To help develop new talent in my field and address the skill gap - An opportunity to expand my network of technologists Interested? Send me a connection request/DM by Nov. 30 with: 1) Why you are motivated to get this certification 2) Your tech experience (professional, educational, or as a hobby) 3) Your weekly time commitment Note: This is not a job offer but a mentorship to boost your career prospects. Deadline: Nov. 30

Google Cloud certifications nab highest-paying IT jobs

Google Cloud certifications nab highest-paying IT jobs

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Jim Poe

CEO @ Declarative Cloud | Google Cloud Architect

9mo

A couple of people got in touch with me about this, and I’d love to hear from a few others. Thanks!

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Jim Poe

CEO @ Declarative Cloud | Google Cloud Architect

9mo

Two people are working with me to get certified in December. I still have capacity to include one more person. For technical job seekers, it’s a good way to break up the job search, and get excited about new technology, especially as things slow down towards year end. I’ll let you all know how this experiment goes.

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