Earned Amazon Web Services Certified Associate Certification

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Start date Apr 30, 2018
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The user has recently achieved the Amazon Web Services Certified Associate 2018 certification through Udemy, bringing their total to 22 certifications, which they believe will enhance their job prospects. Despite this achievement, they are currently unemployed and uncertain about how to secure funding for starting a business. The discussion reflects a desire for entrepreneurial growth while navigating financial challenges.

Apr 30, 2018

TheMacNerd

Hi,

On Udemy.com (Online courses) I just earned the Amazon Web Services Certified Associate 2018 certification. My job prospects are obviously a lot better. I have 22 certifications now total.

I want to start a business, but I am unemployed right now and don't know where the heck that business startup money will come from.

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