The Cloud Certification Trap

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🚨 Cloud certifications-everyone’s talking about them, but are they really worth your time and money? In this video, we're diving into a hot topic that’s sure to stir the pot: Why You Should NOT Do Cloud Certification (And What to Do Instead!). If you're feeling overwhelmed by the endless list of certifications out there, or if you're wondering whether those shiny certificates are truly the golden ticket to your cloud career, this video is for you!
🔍 Here’s what we’ll cover:
1. Certification Overload: There are so many cloud certifications available-AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Kubernetes, DevOps, Security, AI, Data Analytics, and more. But is it really necessary to chase every single one? We’ll discuss why this certification frenzy can be more harmful than helpful and how you can avoid falling into this trap.
2. The Asterisk Effect: Passing a certification exam doesn’t necessarily mean you’re battle-ready for real-world cloud challenges. We'll explore the gap between theory and practice and why hands-on experience is far more valuable than a piece of paper.
3. The Certificate Collector’s Syndrome: Are you collecting certifications like Pokémon cards? While it might feel good to have a wall full of certificates, employers are more interested in your actual skills. Learn why it’s more important to focus on solving real problems rather than just passing exams.
4. Life Beyond Certifications: Time is precious, and spending it all on exams might not be the best use of it. Discover why building projects, gaining experience, and growing your skill set is a more effective way to advance your cloud career.
💡 Key Takeaway: Certifications can open doors, but skills and real-world experience build bridges. Don’t get stuck in the certification rabbit hole-focus on what truly matters for your career growth.
👍 Enjoyed this video? Don’t forget to smash that like button, share it with your friends who might be drowning in certification books, and subscribe to our channel for more no-nonsense cloud content. Let’s keep the conversation going in the comments-what’s your take on cloud certifications?

[@art36a]

Another important point is that nowadays certifications are like subscriptions because most of them have expiration date between 1 to 3 years.

[@RahulWagh]

It is true things are changing in the cloud space rapidly but certification holds a value if you are doing it honestly not just buy buying the dumps and clearing the exam based on your memory to remember the questions and answers

[@chrisg5433]

The Azure certifications are only valid for 1 year but renewing the certification involves only learning what is new and then doing an online unproctored test on the delta which you can take multiple times for free

[@wah866sky7]

It maybe a "pipeline" for cloud career : 1) gain relevant knowledge (take online course), 2) take the exam (certificates), 3) seek for job entry and 4) get real experience from working. In fact it is difficult to skip the first 2 steps for getting a cloud job. And there is a barrier to get real experience, since it involves much costs to take any testing or deployment from cloud.

[@distinctcount]

You Look like Sundar Pichai 😊

[@RahulWagh]

Really no i do think so :)

[@Tympass111]

Yes.. You are​@@RahulWagh

[@abhishekkanojia1886]

​@@RahulWagh sundar pichai with a little bit protein

[@jayp7235]

That's what i thought on first look 😂😂😂

[@kamalganwani]

You look like Sundar pichai, I clicked on your video by assuming Sundar pichai is in the video😂🤣😅

[@tamilvelang]

It makes sense, in some cases certificate can be used as entry point, however the real experience matters when you perform on the actual job.

[@RahulWagh]

Do certifications honestly without using online questions dumps and practice more

[@efuchsman]

Rahul Wagh videos are my aws certification. I've learned so much about vpcs and load balancers just from your content.

[@SashaCianuro]

It's like "Don't take driver license, it's useless 😅". You must learn to pass cert exam, so something you understand and so, you can find some job

[@RahulWagh]

I hope you have done certification honestly without referring to online dumps

[@Jazira-Real-Estate]

@@SashaCianuro Yah, that's the whole point, if you are a recruiter and look at someone's LinkedIn profile and doesn't have certifications on that particular subject, how will you know he has the skills to give him a chance to be interviewed.

[@SashaCianuro]

@@Jazira-Real-Estate idk, it's like "trust me bro! I know cloud architecture! Certifications? Nah I don't have them. Projects? Nope" :D

[@deepakkesarkar8188]

As Rahul said, it’s correct, but one more thing here, my roommate and I last month applied to various companies. I was not getting single, but my roommate has 2 certifications, which is why he is getting lots of calls. We had the same resume with the same skills set, and he got selected in Amazon. If you have certifications, then it's good, but with the help of certification, you will get a job easily, but another main is that you need to survive in that position. If you have that level of proactiveness, nobody will do anything to you.

[@RahulWagh]

you got my point - my say is do the certifications honestly. Getting the job is only one part and certification will take you there but how you gonna survive after you got the job only by the help online dumps

[@Ash-om4th]

I don't think doing certs is wrong thing , but it depends on what stage you are in . Sometimes, I see many job descriptions have mandated the requirement of Cert . If you have 5+ years of experience and would like to expand your knowledge horizon , we can work on real projects and then do a cert

[@RahulWagh]

Do relevant certifications but do the certifications honestly not just by reading the online dumps and for the sack of putting a post on LinkedIn

[@talktoAB]

I love your channel. How you explain things makes it easy for me to understand complex concepts.

[@RahulWagh]

@@talktoAB glad to have you

[@HomeShastri]

i saw this video b'couz the video thumbnail was like like Sundar Pichai 😂

[@RahulWagh]

No it is not sundar pichai

[@engalipak]

Agree. Would like to add... After 2 weeks most cert knowledge starts to vanish from your life...which is traumatic and embarassing when an interview comes up in future. 2ndly my advise is to always achieve the entry level cert for the domain/goal you see yourself to be targetting. Those certs are the MOST helpful as they retain the foundational knowledge mandatory for the journey ahead ... going further with leveling up the certs convolutes your basics and you end up with confusion and frustration I know more confident and smarter Network Engineers with a CCNA than CCIEs who got lost under the "passing the expensive certification" pressures. DNT GO TOO IN DEPTH INTO CERTS..IT WILL RUIN YOUR YOUTH. Find excuses to engage in team wotk based experience. Youll never forget those.

[@RahulWagh]

Appreciate your honest opinion

[@chanchleshsinghparihar8054]

If certification wont do anything, atleast your knowledge and learning will increase and won't go in vain. Something is always better than nothing. Hands-on experience is must corresponding to certification

[@RahulWagh]

But now a days i do not see honesty in certification people just follow online questions dumps and clear the certification which makes me sad

[@karthikb5389]

Totally agree, emphasis has to be more on practical way of working such as stack overflow, contribution to open source, hackathons etc. rather than becoming theoritical engineers which anyways gets outdated as people discover more and more new ways of doing the things. Fantastic video!!!

[@RahulWagh]

Cheers to that

[@vetribull8318]

Experience + Hands-on its a must. Certification will be a good passport for job hunting

[@RahulWagh]

Yes it is

[@vetribull8318]

@@RahulWagh 😍

[@prashantprabal007]

Frankly speaking in my past 10+ exp In It industry i never observer or met or heared somehow who have some xyz certificate and able to use and help in their current project even at 10% efficiency Pls mind it , it's my blunt thoughts Dont drag it to argument Thanks folks!!!

[@cshri123]

Honestly i thought this was Sundar Pichchai .Anyways ,your video was worth watching .Thanks 😊

[@RahulWagh]

No it is Rahul not sundar

[@birbirs]

man, you spoke my mind. thank you very very much for speaking out that loud.

[@RahulWagh]

Glad to hear it

[@Jazira-Real-Estate]

How will you get a job interview if you don't have any certification, the recruiter won't even pick your resume. After getting the interview, then the certifications are useless that's when you need to show your skills. Certifications give you a chance to enter the door if you are a beginner, without them why will they interview you compared to someone who has certifications plus some projects. You are competing with the best, you have to have extra papers to get the chance to be interviewed.

[@RahulWagh]

I always say do relevant certification with proper studies not just by reading questions dumps to clear the exam

[@Jazira-Real-Estate]

@@RahulWagh Yah certifications are useless after getting the interview, but you need them for a recruiter to give you chance. I know you are talking about a different scenario of someone who has a job and is supposed to focus on the necessary skills for that particular job.

[@engalipak]

@@Jazira-Real-Estate You can easily get a job without certs if you KNOW how to do the stuff needed in a job. Most job descriptions today are posted by non techical HR people who just throw lots of buzz terms around to make the position look heavy. Yes ...exceptions are there...some do need certs due to VENDOR PARTNERSHIPS..but when searching for a job no 1 just looks into this factor only while applying.

[@Jazira-Real-Estate]

@@engalipak How will you prove that you know what's needed for the job?? Maybe someone can refer you for the job. What if you don't have a good network of people. That's why certs are very helpful in getting the interview, then your skills take over to land the job.

[@engalipak]

@@Jazira-Real-Estate Hands on courses portfolio also works and impresses. In the end one has to show 'some personal effort' to learn. And there are other and better ways than only certs. Working for free for few months in any project for the goal of learning creates wonders.

[@LalalL-j4n]

absolutely right ,2:52 i have az900 , az104 when i tell interviewer i have xyz certification very less interviewer react on that. most of ok ok tell us real time experience 🤣

[@RahulWagh]

Here you go sharing your honest opinions. I do believe and trust what you said with regards to the certifications

[@Jazira-Real-Estate]

@@LalalL-j4n but at least you get the chance to be interviewed

[@jz-7411]

When sundar himself say's it , you better not question!

[@RahulWagh]

Hahaha

[@danielmwangi2340]

Personally I decided to get a few certifications because am going the consulting way and they give me some credibility with potential clients and at least give an indication of my abilities and suitability to a project

[@Tourwithkojo]

I am really interested in taking a cloud course but my biggest challenge is I don’t have a good education, I dropped out of junior high school because of financial problems. I am a very optimistic person and always give my best in everything I set my mind to. I don’t even know how to write a CV, however I believe I can take this course and become a pro. My question is would companies hire somebody like me who is uneducated and find it difficult to express myself in English? Your answer will be highly appreciated. Thank you sir

[@DerrickWeil]

I see no issue with getting cert and telling people to stay away is foolish. Cert are not the one all be all but they are part of the package. There are real shortages in many area and you you going out and just practicing to get hand on and skill is not enough and all that posting on Stack Overflow will never been seen by HR and will only work for a small percentage of jobs. The truth is you need a combination of things to be valuable to companies and the cert, labs, projects, and networking are all part of it.

[@RahulWagh]

My point is students do not do certification honestly they just worship online question dumps and get a certification badge like architect which make me worried a lot

[@malayalamblogger]

There should be a balance on both. Most of current jobs require you to have a valid certificate to apply. Skills alone will make it difficult for job. Same with cerficiations alone without skills. Most of cerficiate collectors including me does that because most of those come at a free of cost and we should take them as patnership requiments require people to be certified. And I also feel that as most of the cetifications is an mcq and mostly towards their service. Let it be aws or gcp or anything. It should come at a nominal free if its going to be expired. Even Kubernetes Certification have shortened their validity from 3 to 2 years. For Kubernetes the cost can be justified as they have to maintain a heavy server and the exam is hands on. But I still don't know why a provider is charging heavily for a certification that promotes their business. Also from one certification to a lot of certifications is where we are at even for a single provider. And the point should be more of certifications are good if you learn and attend rather than check dumps and pass.

[@RahulWagh]

My whole point is people cheat in certifications using the dumps instead of practicing the concepts

[@malayalamblogger]

@@RahulWagh yes. I think at one part the companies are also part of the issue where they force certifications. The cheating is known to providers and yet the silently allow as more people who pass means more business

[@IamTellingThat]

You are 50% right, Certs are not needed for gaining knowledge but they are needed to get resume shortlisted and shows that we have a learning curve. In these days where 90% of resumes are thrown out, imagine what will happen if you don't mention certs.. LOL.. directly into trash.. gaining certs gaining knowledge are to be treated separately.. even if you are an expert if the job requirements say you need to be certified, then you lost that job because of someone half knowledge guy like you pointed out and made a video..

[@RahulWagh]

Tell me how many certification you have done without relying on online dumps and honestly relying on practice and learning the concepts

[@IamTellingThat]

@@RahulWagh None. As I said I treat both different. 1. I pass exam for certs so I can get better chance for jobs. 2. I learn concepts which allow me to better perform my jobs. that is in addition to my certs prep.. so 1 and 2 are independent of each other... on the day of the exam I focus only on clearing the exam not thinking what I learnt.. the cert knowledge may or may not help.. tht's not the question here.. .. Hope you understand.. this is what you gotta tell people... bcoz Certs will remain as they are money makers for tech/ed companies.. that doesn't mean we don't take certs at all....

[@VenkatesanVenkat-fd4hg]

Great inputs.....

[@av1654]

IMO certification keep me focus on learning cloud native platforms. Having a certificate helps me focused organized on the path of learning. It also help to add some weighted on your resume upto some extent when filtering algorithms.

[@RahulWagh]

Totally agree! But now a days a lot candidates are doing the certification just by reading only the dumps not even putting a effort to understand the topic

[@chrisg5433]

Yes I found the same especially since you don't know what you don't know. The learning path helped fill in my knowledge gaps and learn best practices .

[@av1654]

@@RahulWaghagree , doing certs just by going through dumps … wouldnt take one far. In some cases it might fetch the job but survival would be tough. Rather I keep certs just as milestone for learning, IMO cert format must not be multiple choice rather be hands tasks example CKA or OSCP style :) . I am surprised to see many of them cracking AWS certs in 2 weeks or days made me wondered am I so bad at learning as it took 8 months through studying and getting AWS SAA , landed a job as SRE CloudOPS few months ago .. still there is so much I am learning everyday and also for concepts I have to watch your videos :) . I like your style of keeping it simple and also showing hand on. Which I think the best way to learn stuff by doing. Great work keep going 👍

[@av1654]

@@chrisg5433100% it’s all about exposure and learning and implementing stuff. Most of the time I see it’s so much INPUT but no output then I feel you don’t retain that knowledge for very long. Keep learning and sharing , cheers! ✌️

[@IK7.]

​@@RahulWaghI thought that's why people did cert studies, to gain knowledge. It's obvious yeah?

[@G-N-R]

Wow now I am relaxed.. thank you for valuable inputs and information.. keep going Rahul garu ❤..

[@RahulWagh]

My pleasure 😊

[@apoorvchaturvedi962]

The reality is managers are asking to learn AI . Secondly when you want to make a transition within your current company certification only become a proof that you have some learning curve maintained . Still don't understand that something which applies to developer or Devops centric roles doesn't apply to each and every field of IT.

[@ramchandgadde]

Hi Rahul, Whatever you said is true in reality. People are reading dumps etc...etc. made questionable its value in today's market! But it is not completely useless, I still see in companies where people are adding notes of completed certifications in end-end performance evaluations, and also some job interviews are preferring for short listings.

[@RahulWagh]

Glad to hear you know the reality. But I am not against certification if it is done honestly 😊

[@trishul_bawankar]

Much needed video! :)

[@RahulWagh]

Glad to hear that

[@sodhi_gurcharan1]

Give me advice sir. I do not have a degree, I have a diploma in computer systems technician, and now I am preparing for certifications. But I can't even get entry level jobs, my resume is not being picked up. How can I even gain experience in the first place. Guide me

[@red5hat]

The problem does lie on the certification. It is the problem of the industry. The recruiter is not actually sure what they want from the candidate. If a candidate is not from the HR's cherished source, then you will be interviewed that you don't have any idea about. I myself is the proof. I am an MCA from a central university and also certified Linux admin in available as well as holder of CCNA. I answered all the questions of Linux and networking. Suddenly the discussion moved to cloud in which I am not an expert. Still answered one of two questions. At the end, their reply was I don't have necessary qualification and experience in cloud. But the post was of Linux admin😅 they want a shirt of such a size that will fit everyone. Situation of Indian IT industry is grim and videos like yours are making the protective candidates more confused. You yourself are confused and therefore try to confuse others too.😮 Indian IT a junk.😮

[@verasalem5071]

I don't agree with this completely. Certificates are valuable at 2 levels, entry level and professional level. Anyone doing IT should get atleast the fundamental certificate in their area of experience. This gives new hires a bit more noticeability over people who are fresh out of college with no work experience and it shows your employer you are willing to make an effort to upskill yourself. I have noticed hard requirements for professional level certifications in senior/lead/principal roles. Just because you did the same thing for 7 years doesn't mean you have the in depth knowledge that these professional level certifications test you on. Outside of entry level / top level certifications in the area of your expertise, there is no need for certifications imo.

[@RahulWagh]

Candidates are not honest about their certifications they just use the online dumps without even trying to put an effort to learn and practice the topics. I have interviewed candidates having cleared architect level certificate but unable to explain simple 3 tier app, high availability concept in real

[@mohdmuzammil8218]

So how about companies asking about certification?? Like CKA or any cloud certification??

[@camspoon1510]

Hello Rahul, I enjoy your channel I have a couple questions please. I was awarded my AWS Certified Solutions Architect two days ago. I want to work on projects to get real world experience. I want to work on projects that only gives me experience so when I inverview I want to know what I'm talking about. Also , I'm looking for the best site to work with projects it doesn't matter if it's paid or free. Whatever helps me gets me to my next step can you provide me your thoughts on the best sites to get those skills set. Thank you very much!

[@lamarcusguiton3007]

What about going through multiple certifications with the same subject for the extra education and practice since we are learning at home? This is what I'm doing

[@RahulWagh]

Learn honestly and do not refer any online dumps just for the sake of clearning certification

[@darkseid3427]

Sir can I put your EC2 project on my resume. I am trying to break into the cloud and devops domain

[@RahulWagh]

Yes you can if you are able to explain everything in interviews

[@kennguyen1066]

I take certifications for fun.

[@vijaydulange]

Very insightful and inspiring

[@RahulWagh]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Shubham__Saroj]

You hit the nail on the head 😊

[@RahulWagh]

I am just stating the reality

[@putinvladimir420]

As a fresher with no experience, certifications atleast get your resume shortlisted

[@RahulWagh]

Yes off course if you have done the certifications honestly without cheating with the online dumps

[@CloudBeatslive]

Are you suggesting that we should limit our expertise to a single domain? For example, if an individual working with Ansible pursues an AI certification, would they be able to integrate AI-related skills into their current role? I am not sure about your intention regarding this point.

[@RahulWagh]

Well individual only focus on the certification not the skills they just try to clear the exam without even putting an effort to learn or practice the concepts

[@SanketJadhav-mm7qk]

Rahul dada, networking 1 yr exp ahe.AWS and azure shiklo pan cloud che call yet nahi.

[@ZachDift-kc4nk]

No but recruiters are idiots - even if you have actual real life experience deploying apps on AWS and using various AWS products, if they don’t see some kind of AWS certification, many will end up overlooking you.

[@masteradvisor594]

i do think too that certs not that worth but sometimes they help in screenings. Especially important ones with good projects. I recently got placed because of the certs in my college as it created some impression on the interviewer but of course the interview didnt revovle around it. In the end i asked interviewer itself because he was friendly, what certs or skills should i prefer . He said your words only that it doesnt matter much but he said go for red hat certs and kubernetes. But as right now preparing for terraform associate from your course i knew one thing that as a newbie going through cert prep helps a lot because it can little bit gap up the knowledge which would rather require experience. I am following your associate video for it.

[@RahulWagh]

Glad to you are following the my video to prepare for the exam. I always appreciate who does the certification honestly by practicing the topics rather just buying the dumps online and then cracking the exam based on the questions without even focusing on the concepts

[@masteradvisor594]

@@RahulWagh yes I never prefer dumps, it's just waste of time and money. Better to practice concepts and use dumps to reinforce more. Today's my exam hope i clear it

[@Basant5911]

Blogs & Contributing does't work especially in Canada. Now I am trying for SAP-C02 one.

[@RahulWagh]

Well it works I have been owning blog for 5 years it works if you put solid content

[@Basant5911]

@@RahulWagh yes sir ❤

[@Zoe-fw6kt]

Hey Rahul, it really doesn't work in Canada, even now lots of developers with more than 5 years experience cannot get interviews, without them you cannot even past the HR!

[@Karamat-]

Then what should one do?

[@maserati4000]

i see what you mean sir. Im currently stuck between a rock and a hard place where i did a bootcamp and know i can do things but because of no experience. Im going for 3 certifications only. the Terraform, AWS Developer, and either K8s or Linux cert. From my perspective, i plan on leveraging those to get my foot in the door: the job interview. no guarantee of a job but thats not my expectation. alongside that i will be working on my projects. related to that. I hope that im on the right path. what do you think?

[@RahulWagh]

Yes you are on absolutely right path

[@engalipak]

Terraform and Linux certe are very useful at any level as they are full of basics.. consice .. easy .. but highly demanded and used. Youll gain skill doing those. DNT GO ADVANCED LEVELING UP ON THEM. stick to basics. K8s is difficult due to short time during exam. Better subsctibe to a Hands on course with interactive labs.

[@TekkWithTae]

What if you are tired of your day job and want to switch roles/fields. I am technical engineer but I absolutely hate my job. I am sick and tired of it.😢…but I have an interest in AI so what do I do? Stay stuck?

[@RahulWagh]

No you should not stay stuck but rather start learning the AI. Do not learn AI just for the sack of clearing the certification but rather first focus on concepts and then do the certification. A lot of people now a days just clear the certification by reading the online dumps and not even putting an effort to learn the concepts

[@TekkWithTae]

@@RahulWagh Thank you for the advice. I started learning the cloud last year. I have not taken any certifications yet because I wanted to focus on becoming good at doing things hands on. The first certifications I am taking are the AI ones.

[@harrysfriends]

Well said.

[@RahulWagh]

Cheers

[@eyesoffloraandfauna8728]

2 min ke liye laga pixchai ka bhai😅

[@RahulWagh]

Nope not pichai I am 100% ssure

[@sagarhm2237]

Got it bro.

[@RahulWagh]

Cheers

[@shambhunathsahani6505]

Reality ❤

[@Durgada_l]

I am currently working as a QA engineer, but I am looking to transition to a role as a data analyst or data engineer. Is this possible?

[@RahulWagh]

Yes it is possible first learn the basic of clouds before even trying to directly jumping on the data engineering topics. Focus on network vpc how resources are deployed managed then learn the data engineering

[@murugesannarayanasamy8756]

I have stopped taking certification or renewal. Waste of money. Study in KZbin and Just buy some practice labs.Well Enough.

[@RahulWagh]

Glad to hear that

[@praveen22224]

Hi Sir what's you opinion on AWS-DevOps and how what need to learn for High packages and opportunities for mid-level candidates and can you make a video how can I happy USA Jobs in India and to do work in India only but pay must be USA salaries for Devops - AWS

[@prashantcruise]

Still redhat certificates still have reputation than aws. Just i have started to work on action and k8 i am looking forward for the certification. It will needed as Indian companies need k8 certification

[@RahulWagh]

My point is focus on certification which bring in value for your day to day job and do it honestly not just by buying online exam questions dumps and clearing the exam without even putting effort to learn the topic

[@Chandra_77]

can please make a video on S3

[@RahulWagh]

It is coming next week

[@rahuldubey2027]

Your face is clickbait😅 you look a lot like Sundar Pichai! That's why I went ahead and clicked. Btw, very informative video 👍

[@Hemarawal122]

i m also thinking the same but company hire candidates who clear certification. they are asking for certification .

[@RahulWagh]

I always say do relevant certifications after working those concepts rather just reading the dumps

[@Hemarawal122]

@@RahulWagh i have 1 yr experience as a aws cloud trainer but i have knowledge about basic services . i haven't any certification.i m preparing for interview to switch into industry ,which certification exam should i give?

[@Medsquiz]

Sir i am going to pursue AI and data science.I am completely beginner.Google and many more company offer data analytics certificate program. At which stage do i need to focus on that certification.could you tell me your suggestion sir

[@RahulWagh]

Focus on data analytics along with python power bi. Specially sql and python for data science. AI is just an addon on top

[@birdistheword1226]

Sundar AI 😊

[@RahulWagh]

Nope it is Rahul original

[@pateldeep34]

Hi.. Sundar Pichai..

[@RahulWagh]

🙂

[@CloudBoyS-vr9mj]

GitHub actions session please

[@RahulWagh]

Sure I will add GitHub action

[@himakar9999]

❤🙌

[@RahulWagh]

❤️

[@KarthickB-j9w]

Put a video on aws project related

[@RahulWagh]

It’s already there on channel

[@bahurudeen7]

Sundar Pichai🤔

[@trolloso75]

4 bad takes regarding certs

[@bhaskarjoshi3440]

Great inputs.. Sir, I am having 3 yrs of exp as a Desktop Support Engineer. Can you please guide, if going for RHCSA will be a good choice?

[@prashantcruise]

Yes.. RHCSA will help but better read book they provide that will help you to understand deeply. Video then book then certificate cause book have many Linux topic in much more details

[@RahulWagh]

Read the topics and practice the topics rather then just buying the questions dumps online and then clearing the exam

[@bhaskarjoshi3440]

@@RahulWagh Thank u sir for your guidance..

[@mdferozhossain6500]

Why you look like 'Sundar Pichai'. I was here to see Sundar Pichai after saw the thumbnail.