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=== Possible careers ===
Here follows examples of different careers one can have working with Power Platform.
* Consultant at a Microsoft partner
* Microsoft employee
* ISV vendor
* Start-up as ISV partner or Consultancy firm
* Business Analyst
* Project Manager who works at an ISV company, consultancy firm or at an organization who builds Power Platform related solutions to be used at that organization.
* Business User who uses apps, automation and chat bots and/or become a Maker and Citizen Developer too.
* Scrum Master
* Product Owner
* Developer
=== Mentoring ===
* [https://www.anainesurrutia.com/post/humansofit-microsoft-ignite-we-rise-by-lifting-others #HumansofIT | Microsoft Ignite - We rise by lifting others] Ana Inés Urrutia shares her journey and lets you know if mentoring is for you.
* [https://ako.nz365guy.com/ Mark Smith's 90 Day Mentoring Challenge] A free program to attend, where Mark goes though 6 cohorts with related assignments. Career paths are described too as part of the program!
== Roles ==
You often see <i> Citizen Developer</i> vs. <i>Professional Developer</i>. The Citizen Developer is usually someone at an organization who knows the business and who uses low-code tools to create business applications which support business processes, takes away manual work
and make the business more productive. A Professional Developer typically is someone who writes code using an IDE (integrated development environment) and writes traditional code and extends with code where the low-code takes you no further.
A <i>Maker</i> is someone who uses the low-code tools and create apps, chat bots, automations etc.
An <i>Admin</i> typically manages environments, settings and Users etc.
Have you seen other descriptions of these personas? Let us know!
Also see [[Release Plan]] for a description from a feature perspective, what personas the features that are to be rolled out targets.
The [[Power Platform Adoption Framework]] also brings up different roles and personas.
Here follows examples of different careers one can have working with Power Platform.
* Consultant at a Microsoft partner
* Microsoft employee
* ISV vendor
* Start-up as ISV partner or Consultancy firm
* Business Analyst
* Project Manager who works at an ISV company, consultancy firm or at an organization who builds Power Platform related solutions to be used at that organization.
* Business User who uses apps, automation and chat bots and/or become a Maker and Citizen Developer too.
* Scrum Master
* Product Owner
* Developer
=== Mentoring ===
* [https://www.anainesurrutia.com/post/humansofit-microsoft-ignite-we-rise-by-lifting-others #HumansofIT | Microsoft Ignite - We rise by lifting others] Ana Inés Urrutia shares her journey and lets you know if mentoring is for you.
* [https://ako.nz365guy.com/ Mark Smith's 90 Day Mentoring Challenge] A free program to attend, where Mark goes though 6 cohorts with related assignments. Career paths are described too as part of the program!
== Roles ==
You often see <i> Citizen Developer</i> vs. <i>Professional Developer</i>. The Citizen Developer is usually someone at an organization who knows the business and who uses low-code tools to create business applications which support business processes, takes away manual work
and make the business more productive. A Professional Developer typically is someone who writes code using an IDE (integrated development environment) and writes traditional code and extends with code where the low-code takes you no further.
A <i>Maker</i> is someone who uses the low-code tools and create apps, chat bots, automations etc.
An <i>Admin</i> typically manages environments, settings and Users etc.
Have you seen other descriptions of these personas? Let us know!
Also see [[Release Plan]] for a description from a feature perspective, what personas the features that are to be rolled out targets.
The [[Power Platform Adoption Framework]] also brings up different roles and personas.