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Congratulations, nice work on passing your exam! That’s a really cool outcome, and it’s really awesome that you went into it and felt so confident with the very vast majority of your answers. That’s a tribute to your efforts made studying! And like you say, the amount of effort you put in makes a lot of difference when it comes to the crunch time of the exam.
It can take up to 7-10 days for Google to finalize your results (I sat and passed my ACE 4 days ago, and still waiting on the confirmation). Once that’s done, they send out the details and confirmation in an email with all of the details. I’ll make a note to come back to this thread and let you know how long it ends up taking for me.
I haven’t looked much into the GCP Professional Collaboration Engineer certification, but those are mostly guidelines. If you have a background in Collaboration technologies or related areas, you’ll find it easier than others potentially. All difficulty is relative to your personal experience.
On looking for work, it can definitely be a challenge when you’re trying to build experience. And unfortunately, the certification doesn’t bypass that need; although it does help. Depending on your experience in IT, you might be able to find your way into roles related to the Cloud, or in companies who are using GCP already
Thanks Stephen! And I got the certificate email the very next day!
And sorry, I meant to say Professional Cloud Architect. Not PCE
Ah-hah, nice! On the PCA, I know Mattias has mentioned that some students can go into the PCA with a very strong foundation from their ACE studies. It largely also comes down to if you feel like you’re ready, or if you need a bit of a break from studying, as it can get very tiring too!
Congratulations Kal. How did you find the Udemy practice questions? I’ve had a look at them on the Udemy site and the reviews are mixed. What are you thoughts on them?
They aren’t the best but they definitely help when you go over 200 of them!