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Has anyone failed CISSP after getting "psychometric analysis" result from taking test

PabloEscobar

I'm wondering if they would wait 6 weeks just to tell me I've failed the test or if the fact that they have to do a psychometric analysis means I most likely passed?

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brenbrenOK

riyan wrote: »

I wonder what people can get for CISSP - BOOT CAMP. Best course would be to apply practical experience in scenario questions. BOOT CAMP will not teach you anything new techniques.

I agree, I have two sets of boot camp material. InfoSec said they weren't going to send me the "new" boot camp "stuff". When I got it, it was a joke. A whole lot of mistakes, many, many "factual" articles taken from Wikipedia of all places. LOL

dustervoice

If your company is paying for Bootcamp then by all means go. If its your own cash you are spending don't waste your time . Use that money to go on a holiday.