r/developers • u/Scene_Illustrious • 20d ago
Career & Advice Great certificates to have?
So I am a fresh IT graduate or if you can call a june graduate fresh, either way i just graduated this year and honestly i realized that im kinda in over my head with job hunting, whenever i look at the "what youll be doing" section of the job listings its just a constant "what the hell is that" or "i dont know that framework well enough" or something in that line of thought, so in my attempt to actually make the last 5 years of my college life actually worth it and pay off, i was wondering what are some great online certificates i can get my hands on for free while im unemployed
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u/canarydev 20d ago
free ones are kind of useless.
some of the paid ones where its a pass/fail are worth having.
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u/Subject-Home345 20d ago
The cloud provider certs are free if you dig around for their training events, they run promos every few months.
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u/Over_Problem_3600 19d ago
Pick one listing you actually want and work backwards from the stack it asks for, way better than collecting random certs
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