Just got my Certificate last year for ServiceNow administrator and getting my dev cert this year. Just starting the scripting fundamentals. I already have exp with raw JavaScript through college and web development so I'm hoping the transition to ServiceNow dev wont be too difficult.
Any advice on heading into the sys admin route? About to graduate in the summer (have to finish frontiers and enterprise computing), got a full time job being a coordinator for projects and technology. And while I’m doing that I want to work on things, certificates , etc. to eventually go into the sys admin position. Any advice?
I have been struggling to find a new job as a software engineer specializing in front end development using JS, React, and right now I’m exploring other career paths within tech, how much of a learning curve is there for someone who’s been a front end developer for a few years and how is the job market for service now developers? At this point the job market is brutal for front end, back end, full stack engineering
@@LL-xj1zx yes, I just went through hiring another resource at work and it was hard to find someone with the real development skills. Most people had just used the platform, but not developed in it.
OMGGG I GRADUATED FROM UCF last year! What do salaries look like as a dev btw I was offered 60-80k as a CMDB analyst in Disney in Orlando (don't know the exact yet as im waiting for the letter)? I heard servicenow is going towards more react type elements now so should I focus on react or angularjs? I have just 2 months of help desk outside of that.I also got into the NextGen externshp program to get my CSA and CAD for free and we build projects too. Is it difficult to get a remote job? Do you have to do live or white board coding for interviews? Thanks in advance!
Hello Mark!! I got a job domain of ServiceNow developer I am a fresher and don't know anything about ServiceNow. How can I learn it because I need to perform the tasks provided to me in the project. Please give me a roadmap.🙏
I got an offer last month for a ServiceNow developer, but I do not have hands-on experience on the platform, I only knew JS, html, css and PHP. Can you share Sir Mark, where is the best place/Course to learn ServiceNow Developer Platform. Any Advice?
I have experience on servicenow as a developer for 4years and now I moved to USA.can you suggest if I should change the domain or continue in the same servicenow to get a job in USA?Are there enough opportunities for servicenow developers in USA
I am working as a Service-now developer for last 1.5 years , I am thinking to make a change to SDE roles , can you suggest should I stay in Servicenow or should I look for a change ? I started my career in 2021 jan.
That really depends on what you want to do. If both roles pay well you just have to ask yourself if you are happy with ServiceNow or if you'd rather do something else.
How do you feel about ServiceNow as a long term career option. What if ServiceNow goes away or get replaced by something better in the market 2 or 3 years down the line. is there job security in this field?
@@MarkEndsley I've always been interested in cybersecurity. Do you think its possible to transition from working in SN SecOps module to a legit cybersecurity role?
Hey good video, i have an offer for a junior position as a servicenow developer, i have over 1 year of experience with HTML, CSS and JS, do you think this position would suit me if i enjoy frontend and visual things more than backend stuff? I would like something in IT on the 'easier side', you know, some coding but not too much and not too stressful. I don't really enjoy backend stuff.
A lot of ServiceNow work tends to be less visual, but if you get into the Service Portal or Workspaces it can be quite visual. Even on the platform view today you can do some DOM manipulation but it generally isn't recommended. I would give it a try, it certainly isn't as stressful as other things I've coded.
In new to service now and wanted to change a career path. As a beginner in web developing, how many years will it take to become a servicenow developer? Im currently working as a Helpdesk
That REALLY depends on the resources and connections at hand? Do you work help desk in ServiceNow? If you do, and you make your intentions clear to management, and they are not bad managers, it could be anywhere from a yearish to a few years. If your company is using ServiceNow, you will need to figure out how much in house development they do. If they do that to any degree you've got a pretty good shot. However, many companies just use contractors to do their custom work. If they don't have a team, or you aren't even working in ServiceNow, your best bet is to learn and apply to other jobs as you work your job. I had a pretty good and fast timeline, but my experience was optimal.
Just got my Certificate last year for ServiceNow administrator and getting my dev cert this year. Just starting the scripting fundamentals. I already have exp with raw JavaScript through college and web development so I'm hoping the transition to ServiceNow dev wont be too difficult.
I had that type of experience going in as well and the transition was not only not that hard, it was fun!
Hi there, How did you get your CSA exam what study materials helped you the best?
Any advice on heading into the sys admin route? About to graduate in the summer (have to finish frontiers and enterprise computing), got a full time job being a coordinator for projects and technology. And while I’m doing that I want to work on things, certificates , etc. to eventually go into the sys admin position. Any advice?
I would recommend learning the operating of the type of server you want to admin as well as possible. Learn the command line well.
I have been struggling to find a new job as a software engineer specializing in front end development using JS, React, and right now I’m exploring other career paths within tech, how much of a learning curve is there for someone who’s been a front end developer for a few years and how is the job market for service now developers?
At this point the job market is brutal for front end, back end, full stack engineering
@@LL-xj1zx I've seen many make that jump, I would say it is the easiest place to come from when it comes to learning servicenow
@@MarkEndsley I heard there’s a shortage of servicenow developers, so does that mean the job market is ok for y’all ?
@@LL-xj1zx yes, I just went through hiring another resource at work and it was hard to find someone with the real development skills. Most people had just used the platform, but not developed in it.
OMGGG I GRADUATED FROM UCF last year! What do salaries look like as a dev btw I was offered 60-80k as a CMDB analyst in Disney in Orlando (don't know the exact yet as im waiting for the letter)? I heard servicenow is going towards more react type elements now so should I focus on react or angularjs? I have just 2 months of help desk outside of that.I also got into the NextGen externshp program to get my CSA and CAD for free and we build projects too. Is it difficult to get a remote job? Do you have to do live or white board coding for interviews? Thanks in advance!
The standard logic is to focus on React, or better yet their new framework. That being said know the basics first.
Hello Mark!! I got a job domain of ServiceNow developer I am a fresher and don't know anything about ServiceNow. How can I learn it because I need to perform the tasks provided to me in the project. Please give me a roadmap.🙏
nowlearning.servicenow.com/
I got an offer last month for a ServiceNow developer, but I do not have hands-on experience on the platform,
I only knew JS, html, css and PHP.
Can you share Sir Mark, where is the best place/Course to learn ServiceNow Developer Platform.
Any Advice?
I would recommend the ServiceNow learning site nowlearning.servicenow.com and developer.servicenow.com
I have experience on servicenow as a developer for 4years and now I moved to USA.can you suggest if I should change the domain or continue in the same servicenow to get a job in USA?Are there enough opportunities for servicenow developers in USA
Don't change keep it up you will enjoy it
I am working as a Service-now developer for last 1.5 years , I am thinking to make a change to SDE roles , can you suggest should I stay in Servicenow or should I look for a change ? I started my career in 2021 jan.
That really depends on what you want to do. If both roles pay well you just have to ask yourself if you are happy with ServiceNow or if you'd rather do something else.
what the average salary of snow dev compare to fullstack dev?
How do you feel about ServiceNow as a long term career option. What if ServiceNow goes away or get replaced by something better in the market 2 or 3 years down the line. is there job security in this field?
Well, I'm about 5 years in and still going strong. It's a gamble, but what isn't in technology?
@@MarkEndsley I've always been interested in cybersecurity. Do you think its possible to transition from working in SN SecOps module to a legit cybersecurity role?
Hey good video, i have an offer for a junior position as a servicenow developer, i have over 1 year of experience with HTML, CSS and JS, do you think this position would suit me if i enjoy frontend and visual things more than backend stuff? I would like something in IT on the 'easier side', you know, some coding but not too much and not too stressful. I don't really enjoy backend stuff.
A lot of ServiceNow work tends to be less visual, but if you get into the Service Portal or Workspaces it can be quite visual. Even on the platform view today you can do some DOM manipulation but it generally isn't recommended. I would give it a try, it certainly isn't as stressful as other things I've coded.
@@MarkEndsley i've heard most stuff can be done via the UI, that's what I've meant. Is that true in your experience?
@@MrTomro yes and no, many things can be done in the UI, but if requirements get more complex you will need to code.
@@MarkEndsley thanks!
@MrTomro any update on how things have been working out for you? Did you end up taking the junior service now developer position?
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In new to service now and wanted to change a career path. As a beginner in web developing, how many years will it take to become a servicenow developer? Im currently working as a Helpdesk
That REALLY depends on the resources and connections at hand? Do you work help desk in ServiceNow?
If you do, and you make your intentions clear to management, and they are not bad managers, it could be anywhere from a yearish to a few years.
If your company is using ServiceNow, you will need to figure out how much in house development they do. If they do that to any degree you've got a pretty good shot. However, many companies just use contractors to do their custom work.
If they don't have a team, or you aren't even working in ServiceNow, your best bet is to learn and apply to other jobs as you work your job. I had a pretty good and fast timeline, but my experience was optimal.
what people do on helpdesk??
You still working for service now? Cos I do.
No, I left in 2019, but I still have some contacts in the Orlando office.
@@MarkEndsley I am studying for it right now. Orlando is my area. I would love to work there.
Is it possible to do this with no degree?
Yes, but could be harder to get in to some employers (possibly most)