Next steps after CSA & CAD
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3 weeks ago
Hello everyone,
i am a student and recently started my servicenow journey. i am certified in both CSA and CAD, i wanted to explore more into servicenow. So, for that what is the best way to do that. what should i consider according to the present market, if i want secure a job.
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3 weeks ago
Hi @MidadalaS
Since you have CSA and CAD, I would suggest that you focus on Integrations and capabilities available in ServiceNow to perform inbound and outbound Integrations with other applications.
As flow designer functionality has been covered in application developer course, you may try to build more flows covering practical scenarios.
Its also important to understand CMDB and key features related to CMDB data ingestion, management and health
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3 weeks ago
Thank you @Tanushree Maiti ma'am for you valuable guidance .
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3 weeks ago
Hello everyone,
I have a similar question. As a B.Tech student currently in my 7th semester, and having earned both the ServiceNow CSA and CAD certifications, what are my chances of securing a job or internship in the ServiceNow domain? I would be grateful for any guidance, suggestions, or real-world experiences that could help me understand the opportunities available.
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3 weeks ago
Hi @MidadalaS,
Gain more knowledge on each and every concept refer some real-time problem-solving use cases in ServiceNow Community and YouTube. Also, practice them in your PDI.
Focus on Scripting, Integrations, Service Catalogs, Flow Designer, ACL's and Notifications etc.
In LinkedIn, check under the jobs section.