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Bill Craft

Hi, my name is Bill and I'm a novice with Jira. I have used Jira five years ago and need a refresher while I am exploring new opportunities as a Scrum Master / Program Manager. I am impressed with all of the new Jira features and I'm looking forward to earning a multiple Atlassian certifications to add to the resume.

I started with ChatGPT to lay out a plan and joining the Atlassian Community was an initial step in the process. I'm looking forward to learning, practicing and contributing.

Thanks in advance for any guidance in getting me up to speed and hands on practice with all of the features available in the sandbox environment.

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Ree Kent

Welcome @Bill Craft !

Keyna Hendrickson_c66jiv

Welcome back to the wide world of Jira!! Rovo will help guide you through!

Viswanathan Ramachandran

@Bill Craft

Welcome to the community. If you’re looking for something more: https://community.atlassian.com/learning is your starting point

Trudy P Claspill

Welcome to the community @Bill Craft !

James O_Connor_o89ye8

Welcome @Bill Craft! I agree with @Viswanathan Ramachandran - Atlassian Learning is a great place to start, and I'd also spend some time just going through the discussion groups in the forum and joining any that spark your interest.

I hope you find the Community as welcoming and helpful a place as I have.

Malasree Narla

Hi @Bill Craft
Welcome back to Jira world..!!
I feel Atlassian Learning is huge across our search, to start with and if you already went through this:
https://community.atlassian.com/learninghttps://community.atlassian.com/learning

Attend any upcoming live/ virtual events : Events

Esther Ortega

Welcome, @Bill Craft ! What a great time to reconnect with Jira — it's changed enormously over these past years.

I agree with everyone else here: Atlassian Learning is definitely one of the best starting points. And I'd add one key ingredient: hands-on practice. Nothing cements what you study better than getting your hands dirty with the tools directly, and today you have almost the entire Atlassian ecosystem available as trials to experiment with risk-free. Combining the theory from Learning with practice in a real environment is, in my experience, the fastest way to get up to speed for the certifications.

Best of luck with them, and welcome to the community!

Barbara Szczesniak

Welcome, @Bill Craft

In addition to Atlassian Learning, you can go to the https://ace.atlassian.com/community-led-classes/ page to find and sign up for upcoming classes. If you scroll down the page, you can also find links to the recordings of previous events.

Bill Craft

Awesome, thanks @Barbara Szczesniak I'll check it out.

Bill Craft

thanks @Ree Kent nice to meet you.

Bill Craft

thanks Kenya. I'm looking forward to using Rovo.

Bill Craft

Thanks @Viswanathan Ramachandran thats where I'm starting. I've found a lot of good material.

Bill Craft

Thanks @James O_Connor nice to meet you!

Bill Craft

Thanks @malasree N it's nice to meet you!

Bill Craft

Thanks @Esther Ortega its nice to meet you.

Brita Moorus

Welcome to the community, @Bill Craft! 💙

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