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▶Anonymous 11/20/18 (Tue) 02:06:26 No.999522>>999529 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]
Are AWS Certified Solutions Architects/Sysops Administrator Associates in high enough demand that someone without a college degree could easily manage to get a job paying ~$10-$20k less than average starting if they could demonstrate aptitude and they had these certificates? Or are Bachelor's degrees a hard requirement regardless of how well you can demonstrate your knowledge?
▶Anonymous 11/20/18 (Tue) 02:39:03 No.999529>>999538 >>999575
>>999522 (OP)
>working for amzn
▶Anonymous 11/20/18 (Tue) 03:40:38 No.999538
>>999529
You mean working for companies that use Amazon.
▶Anonymous 11/20/18 (Tue) 08:04:57 No.999575
Disgusting
▶Anonymous 11/20/18 (Tue) 08:31:06 No.999586
>are Bachelor's degrees a hard requirement
They never actually are for anything. It's just the easiest excuse if they aren't interested. They might be worth it if you don't mind glowing in the dark a bit tbh.
▶Anonymous 11/21/18 (Wed) 03:53:25 No.999882>>999884
Every managed hosting company I have worked or interviewed for, AWS certifications are usually the first question they ask.
Yes.
Either you're with Amazon, or you're losing.
▶Anonymous 11/21/18 (Wed) 03:56:31 No.999884
>>999882
To add to my previous post, please note, that certificates are worthless without real/practical experience.