GOOGLE IT AUTOMATION with PYTHON PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE

[@lindashrewsbury297]

I am in week two of the first class. We are going through the foundations right now. But I’ll stay with it. Great information as always. Thank you for your time.

[@ITCareerGuide]

You are very welcome, Linda. :-)

[@JoeCnNd]

How'd it go being 6 months later?

[@antonsrpgplus2678]

Just passed module 1 and I feel like I learned so much with only a about 4 hours of studying and reading the material.

[@jorgepolo8203]

any update?

[@devanshjain5145]

I don think as an introductory course it is bad for software development I mean first of all it really tunes your basics right and introduces you to the intracasies of variety of tools that you might come accross and at this price point the quality of course is superb for someone new to programming

[@KenSherman]

10:24 I was waiting for the part when you said that you took it too. All I'm hearing are your thoughts. They sound honest but you can't imagine how many reviews I've bumped into without mentioning of taking advantage of this "opportunity". I've seen some reviews that actually took it but I want your 20+ years expertise on it. I appreciate your 20+ years experience in IT, but I'm looking for reviews of those that say they’ve actually done the course. I'm looking forward to your timely follow-up.

[@maxfrischdev]

Then either don't look further for youtube videos on those Coursera/Google/IBM/Meta certificates or be reallly mindful in watching "the right one". Maybe 90% of those videos "reviewing" these certification courses actually only gloss over the outline and GUESS that this probably good and blah.. Action plan for you: STOP SEARCHING KZbin and AUDIT the course for free. You can look into each course of each professional certificate and do about 80-90% of the course, just not the graded assignments and .. get the certificate at the end. DO IT! 🙂🤘

[@carlhopkinson]

Yea, the interactivity and problem set solving is superior pedagogy.

[@michaelholland5540]

Thank you for your time and review! I have decided to make the promise to myself to finish this course and I think I will be very glad I did it in the future.

[@ITCareerGuide]

Best of luck!

[@berkecanguler204]

If any time are you say to yourself Why am i always prepare videos I shouldnt do nobody doensn't watch my videos. Dont think like that. Because many people like me curious about the it and how to get started what certificate do i need we are whatching your videos. Do not stop sharing video please. We are watching you.

[@RobHinkforth]

would you recommend their introductory level course on IT Support Certificate prior to taking this one or does it matter?

[@akin242002]

Yes! Some terms won't make sense without it. It helps make things a lot clearer. Especially linux commands and network issues.

[@akin242002]

I found it to be great from a practical purpose standpoint. Especially unit testing, Git/Github process, troubleshooting, and configuration with the cloud ☁️.

[@ITCareerGuide]

Thanks for sharing!

[@salmanadan329]

me berry my question does it gonna help to automated skills on network device or cloud

[@akin242002]

@@salmanadan329 Automating things on the cloud, yes. However, other things you will have to guage is it good to automate it or not .

[@carlhopkinson]

I love Python...so succinct, so powerful, so useful.

[@Joe-os2dd]

Either way even in college you still only know basics and no where near industry level. Regardless of where you learn something you always have to be willing to learn more. It never ends regardless of your career. accept the fact that you will die never knowing everything.

[@chandansarkar1618]

A very good review and point of view. Thanks a lot.

[@dylanruskin666]

what is the starting wage for this job if you complete the cert if you live in california? Also can you do this job remotely?

[@ronaldromerorojas2517]

I am an industrial engineer, I work in the are afe customer service, I want to boost my career and change area, do you think this course is good for me? You have some other recommendation. Your work is great. Thank you

[@subrinashochi8489]

although this is very helpful but can i ask you one question? with all the weekly assessment(which ones are really big and difficult) i try to solve it by myself but then i fail and then copy the solutions available online. How will i learn python and the other things related with this? i am getting those certificates but not at all satisfied with my learnings. What should i do? I am genuinely very concerned about my career. it will be really helpful if i get some advice.

[@ITCareerGuide]

Create your own projects and experiment. Learning by doing. You may have to change the way how you study if you are failing.

[@sharpshootera]

One question, is there an exam to take the certificate or not ?

[@CrystalOmereife]

Yes, there is an exam after each week's module. Each module contains at least 4 weeks or more. Lastly there is a capstone project where u apply every skill you have learned from all 5 courses to complete the project

[@radimasto6379]

did you take this course yourself?

[@sahilb6338]

If I take 3 months course then can I still complete my course in 2 months??..

[@ivangalvez7160]

yep

[@sahilb6338]

@@ivangalvez7160 oh...thanx bro✌🏻

[@talluriharshitha8356]

Is it useful for artificial intelligence..!!?? And upto when we can enroll for it

[@rox2663]

hank?!!

[@davidbartonjr]

This video would be much shorter if he quit telling us twenty times to push the Like button! Geez, man. Quit begging.

[@ITCareerGuide]

Come on, man - hit that like button and I will stop ;-)

[@sethzenger6226]

The info’ he’s giving you is gold. Hitting the like button is the least you can do. 😒