Difference between revisions of "Power Platform Career"

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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

#HumansofIT | Microsoft Ignite - We rise by lifting others Ana Inés Urrutia shares her journey and lets you know if mentoring is for you.
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!

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 === 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.