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I'm a complete beginner in ServiceNow and recently started learning the fundamentals through YouTube videos. I now understand the basic concepts, navigation, and how the platform works at a beginner level.
My next plan was to create a Personal Developer Instance (PDI) so I could start practicing hands-on. Unfortunately, my PDI request has been placed on the waitlist. I understand this is a common issue, but I'm feeling stuck because I don't know what I should focus on while waiting.
I don't want to waste this time. Could anyone guide me on what I should learn next without having access to a PDI?
Some questions I have are:
My goal is to become job-ready as quickly as possible, but right now I feel lost because I don't have a clear learning path.
I would really appreciate any advice, roadmap, or resources from experienced ServiceNow developers.
Thank you!
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Hey everyone,
I recently completed my B.Tech and came to Hyderabad to stay at my relatives' place for a while. I'm honestly getting really bored and don't have much to do.
If anyone else is in a similar situation and wants someone to hang out with, explore the city, grab some food, watch a movie, play games, study together, or just chat, I'm free.
And before anyone gets the wrong idea—don't worry 😄. I'm a respectful, well-behaved person and just looking to meet new people and make some genuine friends while I'm here.
If you're interested, feel free to comment or send me a DM.
I'm looking for some guidance from experienced ServiceNow professionals.
I'm a complete beginner in ServiceNow and want to build a career in this field. My goal is to become job-ready and land my first ServiceNow job as soon as possible.
I'd really appreciate your guidance on a few things:
- Which YouTube channels are the best for beginners?
- Is there a roadmap I should follow from beginner to job-ready?
- What free resources, courses, or hands-on projects do you recommend?
- Should I focus on getting the CSA certification first, or build practical skills before that?
- What do companies, recruiters, and hiring managers look for when hiring a fresher for a ServiceNow role? What skills or experience make a candidate stand out?
Any advice, learning tips, or mistakes to avoid would mean a lot. Thank you in advance for helping a beginner!
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