Put in my resignation

TLeTourneau

Congratulations!

yeah yeah

Worked for Lockheed MS2 for 5 years. It was great until there was a re-org. New manager came in and ruined everything. I was sad to leave, but had to bounce. Congrats.

GeekTechie

Congrats on the new job!

jt2929

Welcome to the LM family! I'm a Computer Systems Security Analyst with them.

Lamini

Congratulations!

Going to guess they required at least a bachelors?

yeah yeah

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MrAgent

Lamini wrote: »

Congratulations!

Going to guess they required at least a bachelors?

I don't think they required it. They were impressed with my experience, as well as my knowledge of AD. It was never mentioned if having my BS was required. I don't think that's as big an issue in the gov't contracting world around here.

yeah yeah

MrAgent wrote: »

I don't think they required it. They were impressed with my experience, as well as my knowledge of AD. It was never mentioned if having my BS was required. I don't think that's as big an issue in the gov't contracting world around here.

Exactly. Education requirements are right up there with salaries. Keep it to yourself. Job requirements aren't for everyone. Your skills and experience will speak for you. Doesn't matter what the job calls for, if you have the skillset and you can talk through an interview, you got it.

MrAgent

Finished my first week with Lockheed, and its been ok so far. The customer is slow, so I wont have accounts to any networks for at least two weeks. Then another couple of weeks until I get a permanent desk.

Itll be fun when I get to actually do some work

Cyber_space

Congrats. It's exciting starting new. I hope everything works out well.

shodown

Why don't people live in the district.


I couldn't imagine being in traffic everyday. When I lived in DC

Wake up at 7
starbucks 7:30
Metro 7:45
Work 8:15

Leave work at 4:30-5
Happy hour's 5-7
Possible date 8-11

Its way too many pretty girls in the city and stuff going on to be parked on 66, 495. Again if you have family this may not apply, but when I lived in the city I just had roommates until I made enough to live on my own to take advantage of all the there is to do.

joneno

You're the man shodown.

MrAgent

shodown wrote: »

Why don't people live in the district.


I couldn't imagine being in traffic everyday. When I lived in DC

Wake up at 7
starbucks 7:30
Metro 7:45
Work 8:15

Leave work at 4:30-5
Happy hour's 5-7
Possible date 8-11

Its way too many pretty girls in the city and stuff going on to be parked on 66, 495. Again if you have family this may not apply, but when I lived in the city I just had roommates until I made enough to live on my own to take advantage of all the there is to do.

I don't live in DC because I choose not to. My position is also in Reston. My commute has also only been 35 min for the past week (today included). Granted I get up at 530 and leave at 6. I also get home by 330-4pm to be with my kids. You may get to go out and hit happy hour, but I would rather spend that time with my family.

Kinet1c

Best of luck with the new job and also OSCP, be interested to hear how you get on with it.

snadam

I'm late to the party, but congrats! I hope you're still enjoying your new job at Lockheed.