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Broadus Palmer, Creating a Cloud Career Business No One Saw Coming

Richard Brown by Richard Brown
June 2, 2022
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Broadus Palmer, Creating a Cloud Career Business No One Saw Coming
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Although the era of technology is upon us, the humanity behind the tech still exists. It is due to the humanity aspect of the industry that keeps people thriving in their careers. The technical aspects and core knowledge that you need to become an expert in the field of cloud computing are a given. The question is, how do you become qualified in a field that you have no experience in?

How do you transition into tech, given there are so many constant advancements and complexities? Where does your journey begin and what kind of support do you really need to make it through the learning curve that you are about to face?

Broadus Palmer is the human element that is steering a new era of tech education. As the founder of Level Up In Tech, Broadus is a cloud career coach, helping individuals not only with the technical skills needed to get the job done, but also the problem-solving know-how and mindset needed to land their dream role in tech. 

When you think of a business, you are faced with statistics of how well the business is doing and a list of its achievements. It is easy to forget that there is a person who invested their time and energy into creating a multi-tiered system aimed at benefitting others in a multitude of life-changing ways.

Broadus Palmer and his team at Level Up In Tech are passionate about ensuring that everyone who undertakes cloud computing career coaching is encouraged, that the belief that they can do it is ingrained in their minds, that self-motivation is planted from the very beginning and that in their most frustrating moments, they are reminded that they are still learning.

Broadus Palmer strongly believes that the future lies in cloud computing and his beliefs are echoed by the many companies that rely on cloud computing and cloud engineers currently as well as the integration of cloud computing in many levels of everyday life for millions around the world.

Broadus shares, “I believe cloud computing will take over 90-95% of the industry whether its private or public cloud. I also believe more people will start to see the benefits and stability of the tech industry, which means they’re ultimately going to need companies like Level Up in Tech.”

Having gone through the process himself of learning from scratch all that he needed to know to go from being a banker to a cloud engineer, Broadus has chosen the position of mentor to those following similar paths and genuinely cares for the people that find themselves involved in the cloud career coaching that Level Up In Tech offers.

The human approach to molding the mental state of those learning through his company is one of the things that sets Broadus Palmer and Level Up In Tech apart. Along with mindset development aimed at boosting motivation levels for aspiring tech employees, his hands-on coaching utilizes the industry’s hottest tools and skills to get the job done.

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