I can see old profiles still visible, but not mine. Can you please help me to understand why it is not accessible and how do I get it back. In fact if possible to update it as I have added up more Dell EMC certifications.
The Spotlight links are valuable and even part of my CV
How would you describe a typical day in your current role? What’s your favorite part of your job?
My typical day at work involves discussion of various technologies and solutions that can help customers solve their problem and also implementing them as per requirements from customers. We generally go into detail on how to get it working and how we can address customer concerns.
My favorite part is when the hard work pays off and customers recognize that the work we do helps them address their issues and concerns. As well, we gain our customers confidence while doing so.
How long have you worked with Dell EMC products? How did you develop your expertise?
I have worked with Dell EMC products for about 12 years and 6 months. To build my skills and expertise over this time, I have benefited greatly from the interesting range of training and certification offerings found on the EMC Education Services web site (education.emc.com). The Dell EMC Community Network also plays a significant role in learning new things.
How highly do you prioritize training for yourself? How do you identify opportunities for training and development?
Training is a very important aspect of my job profile. The type of job we do requires us to be trained and aware of emerging technologies and trends. Adoption of training and development opportunities is highly influenced by assessing market trends and customer requirements. My interest is focused on Modern Infrastructure, Virtualization and Business Continuity Planning so I prefer to pursue more training in those areas.
How long have you been a member of the Dell EMC Community Network (DECN)? What benefits have you found from being active in the Community?
I have been a member of the Dell EMC Community for more than 9 years. It is a great place for technical exchanges. Many technical issues get addressed or answered through DECN.
The depth of the knowledgeable people we have around us is astounding.
I’m most impressed by the willingness of the DECN community to help others which, in turn, inspires all of us to contribute. I have received a lot of help from DECN members. The response is quick and always appropriate. I try to contribute where possible.
Name a major achievement in your career or any awards that you have won. What did you win the award for?
I have been recognized for almost all the endeavors/projects in which I have been involved and have won many awards though none I wish to specify. However, I can highlight that throughout my career I have been rated as ‘Exceeds expectation’ and ‘Outstanding’ by companies I have worked for.
What value does your certification bring to you? How has being certified helped you professionally?
It gives me immense confidence and a somewhat competitive edge. It has also been a great way to earn recognition. The biggest benefit which I see is, apart from colleagues and management, your customers also value and trust you.
What advice do you have for someone just starting out in the Dell EMC Proven Professional Certification Program?
Just go for it. Though challenging, you’ll discover that after achieving that first certification, you’ll want to pursue others. It may not be easy but the returns are great.
What technology do you think will most transform IT in the next ten years?
The list can be huge but here are a few: Blockchain, Brain Computer Interface, and Deep Learning.
Is there anything else you’d like to share about yourself? Do you have any hobbies?
I like studying new technologies and also the process-oriented approach to IT. How IT can help business to excel and such. I’m also trying to learn guitar and wish to spend some time playing in my spare time. There are so many things to do and to learn with so little time…
If you could time travel backwards, which historical person would you most like to meet? What would you ask her/him?
Staying in this era, I would ask Steve Jobs to make me part of his idea creation process. He revolutionized technology and was one of the great influencers with many ideas.
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Posted September 30th, 2020 14:00
Hello Swapnil,
We have migrated the community page platform in early 2019.
Here is one of our Spotlight article link
https://www.dell.com/community/Education-Services/EMC-Proven-Professional-Spotlight-Mark-Jerome/m-p/7039626
I wasn't able to find yours searched by "EMC Proven Professional Spotlight Swapnil" used at above the search section.
If you not mind could you please send (DM) me your full name, Q/A your updated resume so I can re-post for you?