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Cloud Solution Architect's Career Master Plan

You're reading from   Cloud Solution Architect's Career Master Plan Proven techniques and effective tips to help you become a successful solution architect

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781805129714
Length 148 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Rick Weyenberg Rick Weyenberg
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Kyle Burns Kyle Burns
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Table of Contents (14) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: Introduction to the Cloud Solution Architect Role FREE CHAPTER
2. Chapter 1: Understanding the Responsibilities of a Cloud Solution Architect 3. Chapter 2: Types of Cloud Solution Architect Roles 4. Part 2: Pursuing the Role
5. Chapter 3: Education Paths to the Cloud Solution Architect Role 6. Chapter 4: Getting Real Experience 7. Chapter 5: Closing In on Opportunities 8. Part 3: Prepare for and After the Offer
9. Chapter 6: Time to Pursue the Job 10. Chapter 7: Interviewing – Trust the Process 11. Chapter 8: Don’t Forget to Give Back 12. Index 13. Other Books You May Enjoy

Time to Pursue the Job

In Chapter 5, Closing In on Opportunities, we filtered our job criteria based on the industry, the maturity of the company, and the size of the organization. Now that the pursuit of the role has started, there are still a few factors to consider that affect the chances of landing a cloud solutions architect (CSA) role, such as level of experience and responsibility, compensation expectations, resume quality, and social media presence.

As we have explored in previous chapters, not all CSA roles are the same. Depending on the level of experience and responsibility, a CSA can be classified as junior, senior, or principal. Each level has distinct roles and expectations, as well as different salary ranges and career paths.

Another crucial factor worth considering is the market demand and supply for CSAs. The job market for CSAs is dynamic and competitive, and it varies by region, industry, domain, and organization. Understanding the market trends and conditions...

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