One thing that separates IAM candidates who get offers from those who do not: Most people know the concepts. JML, RBAC, SAML, OIDC, they can explain all of it. The ones who get further open a screen share and show it or explain in authoritative tone if you already have few years of IAM experience or exposure to IAM processes. You have everything you need to get ahead in IAM. Right now. In the free Classrooms tab. ✅️IAM concepts help you build the foundation and fundamentals with real world analogies. ✅️The IGA lab walks you through building a full IAM end to end. ✅️The CIAM lab has you build customer IAM use cases. All free. Members in this community have done it, some with little IAM know-how. They built it. You can too. Start with the free lab today🥇 👉If you want structured sessions, expert guidance, and to go deeper across five weekends - Cohort 2 starts soon. Details at simplifyiam.com/iamlivecohort

I've introduced myself before in a comment section, but I figured why not in a post. Hello everyone, my name is Aye (pronounced as I.E.) and I am trying to break into IAM as well. I've graduated last year with a degree in IT Infrastructure and currently work at a data center as a technical support associate. First I am learning networking before I get really heavy in IAM, but I will still learn as I go regardless. I wish everyone the best in their IAM journey!

Let's put a number on it. If none of these options match your exact situation, drop a comment below and describe it in one line. Happy to address it directly.

Completed IAM concepts, Learning I use these tools daily as an Admin and never gave much thought to what and how things are working in the background.

I took the short assessment quiz and scored in the range of "IAM Ready". I look forward to transitioning into an IAM role. I currently work as a Service Delivery Manager.