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Scrum Master Certification question:
Out of these certifications:
1. CSM
2. PSM
3. DASSM
Which one teaches you the most/preps/gives you the qualifications you need the most for getting into big tech companies? I’m mainly wondering about the reputation of each certifications and how they compare to each other.
Do any of these certifications help when transitioning into Product Manager role in the future?
Lastly, what are the pros/cons of being a Program vs Product Mngr in re: TC, Rep, etc.?Google Amazon Microsoft
Hi All,
I have around 10 years experience in IT industry, mainly on QA automation. I have experience with PwC and Deloitte in the USA.
My I797 expired, however I have 10 months remaining on initial 6 year period. I’m looking for opportunities in US for getting H1B/L1. I’m open for positions in India initially as well. I’m well versed with Salesforce too. Any suggestions are really appreciated Accenture PwC EY KPMG Capgemini Salesforce
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Ma’m pls
On the other hand..."Ma'am" is ok. It's a sign of respect.
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Okay, what’s the alternative. Grace is ok to give but if it’s condescending , correct the person kindly.
Nah we're not excusing making condescending, infantilizing remarks to women in the workplace.
It really depends on the use and when. Let's hear from the young lady in the back. Is different from Well, young lady, if I wanted your input,I'd ask for it.
And different if it's someone who should be using your name, versus someone who doesn't know your name ( at least at the top of mind at that moment).
Could be worse, could have said "little lady."
We're there older ladies present? Was the person using the term 20 years your senior. Unless it was meant to diminish you, a little grace... or a polite or jokey comment so they know it wasn't welcome. Young lady, thanks. I don't think I've been called that since I graduated highschool.
Ooof, I wish there was a barf emoji here.