I’m looking for an internship in tech, but I want something in a less competitive and specialized niche, not just “back-end” or “front-end.” I’m looking for something less saturated in the market that requires a higher “entry point” (like certifications). I do fear that those jobs rely heavily on work experience. I was thinking about getting certifications in cloud computing, Docker, automation tools and some databases to see if I can land something like a , cloud support, DevOps support intern or something in data management position, but I’m really lost.
i would love recommendation, suggestion or just telling me that im being dumb and wasting time
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r/cscareerquestions I’m looking for an internship in tech, but I want something in a less competitive and specialized niche, not just “back-end” or “front-end.” I’m looking for something less saturated in the market that requires a higher “entry point” (like certifications). I do fear that those jobs rely heavily on work experience. I was thinking about getting certifications in cloud computing, Docker, automation tools and some databases to see if I can land something like a , cloud support, DevOps support intern or something in data management position, but I’m really lost. i would love recommendation, suggestion or just telling me that im being dumb and wasting time submitted by /u/Koddop [link] [comments]
I’m looking for an internship in tech, but I want something in a less competitive and specialized niche, not just “back-end” or “front-end.” I’m looking for something less saturated in the market that requires a higher “entry point” (like certifications). I do fear that those jobs rely heavily on work experience. I was thinking about getting certifications in cloud computing, Docker, automation tools and some databases to see if I can land something like a , cloud support, DevOps support intern or something in data management position, but I’m really lost.
i would love recommendation, suggestion or just telling me that im being dumb and wasting time
submitted by /u/Koddop
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