Jill | TechOps Program Manager 🎙️
@bookofjill
✨system builder. career advice 👩🏽💻 better systems. less hustle. slow launch brewing. beta invites 📮soon
My typing is so on point because of Mavis Beacon.
I doubled down on Azure and the opportunities been flowing ever since. This is only the beginning.
I love that Substack a true space for writers. And I plan to teach through my writing - it’s where I’m most comfortable ❤️
Using Generative AI as a Project Manager + Unfiltered + In Progress audio: open.substack.com/pub/seamlessap…
I know this app can be messy sometimes but the tech conversations are the best compared to other social media platforms. The last few weeks yall been having some quality driven discussions about AI. Keep it going!
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Sounds harsh but in tech (ESPECIALLY data & AI), people will absolutely judge you for not being resourceful. These roles demand a high level of initiative, critical thinking, and problem-solving. It’s less about what you know and more about your drive to figure things out.
I always say this. Are hiring managers buying what your selling.
One of the most underrated tools for getting access to higher levels of 9-5 money is interviewing well One reason I'm always saying work on your confidence When you're sure of who you are, and can speak to your talents and gifts people are more willing to buy into you
One of the most underrated tools for getting access to higher levels of 9-5 money is interviewing well One reason I'm always saying work on your confidence When you're sure of who you are, and can speak to your talents and gifts people are more willing to buy into you
someone said elon musk has a tesla battery in his chest and stomach.
The last 6 months trying to break into tech: - Net+ & Sec+ in 45 days ✅ - 10+ projects for skills ✅ - Applied to hundreds of jobs ✅ - Countless resume revisions ✅ - 15 1st round interviews ✅ - 5 2nd round interviews ✅ - Accepted a SOC ANALYST 🏆
This is super dope 🎉 Okta is another platform Sys Admins can learn.
2 months into my entry-level Sys Admin role (ServiceNow) and I’ve already: • Customized forms + choice lists • Managed users, roles, groups • Handled app + ACL’s • Created service catalog tasks • Fixed + set up notifications #ServiceNow #TechJourney
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Good morning. 😊I say this respectfully and out of love: If I tell you which provider is offering free certs and your first response is “Do you have the link?” instead of Googling it… you’re already starting off on the wrong foot. Tech requires initiative. Start practicing now.
I’ve gone through 2 org changes (including layoffs) in 8 months, during the change, several job titles changed. Don’t focus on job titles, focus on skill paths and reverse-engineer your career.
(Take advantage of those free Oracle certs while you can. They are a path to upward mobility)
OpenAI agreed to pay Oracle $30B a year for data center services | TechCrunch techcrunch.com/2025/07/22/ope…
When a recruiter asks me if I’m interested in working 5 days a week in the office

Basic SQL is only 7 commands. That’s it. You don’t need another tutorial or a Udemy course to start working with data. - SELECT - FROM - WHERE - ORDER BY - Aggregates like SUM(), COUNT(), AVG() - GROUP BY - CREATE, INSERT, DELETE Master the basics. Repeat.
Some overlooked AI roles: - AI hardware engineer - Data Center Operator - AI Ethics Specialist - AI Governance Manager - AI Technical Writer - AI Interaction (UI/UX) Designer - AI QA Tester
I don’t chase titles, I build skills that make sense. That path led me to Project Management. I’m sharing how it happened, and how you can find your own way too, on Substack. Come through: seamlessapply.substack.com/p/forget-caree…
Interesting. I’d like to see your LinkedIn + resume. And I’m interested in the type of certs.
i have a degree , four certifications , and in total about 5 years of tech experience . why in the FUCK am i getting $22/hr recruiting offers for HELP DESK ROLES ?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?