| 09-01-2023 09:33 PM |
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Depends a competent rpa developer can automate virtually any business process. A monkey will only be able to follow tutorial, copy code and perform low complexity automations.
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| 09-01-2023 09:16 PM |
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Too niche not worth going into. Find something more challenging
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| 09-01-2023 09:06 PM |
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Many ppl see RPA as a simple tool to pick up, thats true if u have some basic coding knowledge. But as you get more proficient, you can combine RPA tool like UIPath, AA together with Python or C# to do unlimited amount of Automation and data analysis. I myself started with UIPath and AA, now I am combining them with Python, Power Automate and some trading platform bots to assist me in decision making. What I am saying is how you make use of the tool to eventually help u to be your own boss, never look down on any skill. It is the magician not the wand.
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Hmm in my experience the only instances where RPA is genuinely useful is when you are automating something that people don't want you to automate (e.g. scraping data, ticket buying bot etc.). If you're doing something that people want you to automate then they would already have provided proper API's rather than force you to rely on something like RPA (essentially GUI-based automation) which is known to be extremely brittle.
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| 09-01-2023 08:51 PM |
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Rpa is actually very powerful tool and a good skill
Many ppl see RPA as a simple tool to pick up, thats true if u have some basic coding knowledge. But as you get more proficient, you can combine RPA tool like UIPath, AA together with Python or C# to do unlimited amount of Automation and data analysis. I myself started with UIPath and AA, now I am combining them with Python, Power Automate and some trading platform bots to assist me in decision making. What I am saying is how you make use of the tool to eventually help u to be your own boss, never look down on any skill. It is the magician not the wand.
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| 10-03-2022 04:52 PM |
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Absolutely not. Don't see myself being in this role/area for long but as someone who has virtually no experience, I see this as an opportunity to get my foot in the door. Do you have any info about salary expectations for this role?
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Make sure it is the right door. Agree with others that RPA is a something ITE/poly grad can do. Find something better.
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| 10-03-2022 04:38 PM |
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low barriers to entry job. do you think your career path is secured?
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Absolutely not. Don't see myself being in this role/area for long but as someone who has virtually no experience, I see this as an opportunity to get my foot in the door. Do you have any info about salary expectations for this role?
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| 10-03-2022 04:26 PM |
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Hello! I've been trying to do alot of research on the average salary for RPA (Robotic Process Automation) developer role but I can't seem to find much info anywhere 
Can anyone kindly share any inputs on what should be the average salary for a fresh grad with little to no experience for this role? Opportunity is at a local bank btw. Thank you! |
low barriers to entry job. do you think your career path is secured?
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| 10-03-2022 02:58 PM |
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ya..RPA developers sometimes try to sell themselves as people who have coding experience but actually RPA is super easy, even monkeys can do it
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A monkey could probably replace you too.
Moron.
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| 10-03-2022 02:51 PM |
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ya..RPA developers sometimes try to sell themselves as people who have coding experience but actually RPA is super easy, even monkeys can do it
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oops sounds bad
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| 10-03-2022 10:15 AM |
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Dead end role
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ya..RPA developers sometimes try to sell themselves as people who have coding experience but actually RPA is super easy, even monkeys can do it
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