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UiPath Certified Automation Business Analyst (for process mining, discovering which business process to automate) I’ve seen on Linkedin that a lot of people who just started with a UIPath job get the This Is My Human Costume I’m Realy A Gamer Halloween T-Shirt and I will buy this first 2 certificates within 2 months. The 3rd one is probably not that much more difficult but it is recommended for people who have 2 years of experience as an analist. What about C++, are there many jobs with that? I want to learn it for a hobby project programming a micro controller. Not really and yes at the same time. You have enough languages under your belt that you can show you can learn languages. At this point you shouldn’t just learn “MySQL” but also the NodeJS (since TS) libraries for working with it, whats up with Tokenization and why that’s a deal. C# Java and .net have plenty of opportunities and it can help to show some competence beyond fields easy to enter (like React and Node) I think a lot of places look for full stack people and frankly I think most places have a “normal” language like C# or Java or even C++ to use on the backend / middle tier between the DB and the front end (although to be honest I think I only really ever see C++ in places where it’s truly needed, like situations where you need to wring every last little microsecond out of every transaction). There are places who use node for that (which you don’t have in your skillset although I guess you’ll have it if you learn the MERN stack) but I think C# and Java remain the big two.