Samuel7878

I'm thinking that as skills-based hiring replaces degree-based hiring, certificate programs and online training (much of which is affordable) become much more appealing. Skills-Based Hiring Is on the Rise (h(https://hbr.org/2022/02/skills-based-hiring-is-on-the-rise)br.org)(http://hbr.org)(https://hbr.org/2022/02/skills-based-hiring-is-on-the-rise) I started off with this course on Coursera. Within two weeks, I was able to pass the first certificate course in the 6-segment Project Management Series, entitled Foundations of Project Management. Other affordable courses at a glance include Mathematics for Understanding Machine Learning - a course for beginners! It has been a game-changer for me to realize that continuing education doesn't have to mean leaving the workforce to get a second degree. And if I had been unemployed, adding one of these certificates to my resume and highlighting it in my interviews could have been a game-changer. Google Project Management: Professional Certificate | Coursera(https://www.coursera.org/professional-certificates/google-project-management#courses)

I'm feeling a bit insecure. Aside from a morning coffee, what do you think I could do to make myself feel better? I've been under stress, and I'm afraid of losing my forward momentum. It's affecting my sleep a bit.