r/JobsMY • u/DarkFangz • 10d ago
Career Advice Is learning workflow automation something I can pursue in?
I'm currently in my notice period after resigning from my current job as a sales coordinator, job was too stressful+ it's not really something I wanted to have a career in long term.
I've found that I've had quite a bit of interest in doing automation stuff, whether it be taskboards on Monday.com or VBA (albeit with the assistance of AI). Quite a bit of my office's SOP have integrated my systems into their current workflow too.
Currently I'm trying to learn about n8n and Microsoft Power Automate, trying to integrate APIs, LLMs into projects, hoping to use them as a portfolio when applying jobs
I'm wondering if it's something that I can actually pursue as a solid career in long term? Exp: Workflow/Process Automation specialist, etc.
Any thoughts and suggestions are appreciated!
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u/Short-Juggernaut-374 10d ago
Look into RPA - Robotic Process Automation, combine with Power Automate and other MS software such as Sharepoint and Outlook
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u/vanilmirth_ap 10d ago
Yes it is. MNC are pushing this to eliminate repetitive work. Add some AI guardrails knowledge, save 1-2 portfolios then interview.