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To do the obligatory, I’ve just taken the exam but don’t think I’ve passed post…
My study routine went to bits this last month, due to work n other stuff getting in the way, but I have learnt a lot from the experience. The sheer volume of information to go through still leaves me breathless lol
The length of the exam is tough going, I was shattered at the end of it and with around 50 questions to go I felt like throwing in the towel lol. I was struggling to keep the concentration levels up and I’m fairly sure I stuffed up on a few simple questions. Despite knowing that it was a long exam before hand I’ve never sat anything of that nature before and doubt I will again.
As to the exam content well I’d have to say I still have no idea what half of it was on about lol.
Oh well I’ll update when I get the result and look at dates for early next year for a resit, maybe!
Cheers guys
My study routine went to bits this last month, due to work n other stuff getting in the way, but I have learnt a lot from the experience. The sheer volume of information to go through still leaves me breathless lol
The length of the exam is tough going, I was shattered at the end of it and with around 50 questions to go I felt like throwing in the towel lol. I was struggling to keep the concentration levels up and I’m fairly sure I stuffed up on a few simple questions. Despite knowing that it was a long exam before hand I’ve never sat anything of that nature before and doubt I will again.
As to the exam content well I’d have to say I still have no idea what half of it was on about lol.
Oh well I’ll update when I get the result and look at dates for early next year for a resit, maybe!
Cheers guys
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At least I was prepared for it to some extent, I got chatting to another guy there who was sitting the SSCP ( a mere 4 hour exam) who had been expecting a computer based version and was then asking when we'd get the results as he was expecting them at the end of the exam!
I saw one person leave from the CISSP after less than 3 hours! she was either brilliant or didnt have a clue and walked...
oh well onwards and upwards as they say
Let us know your result soon....
And the SSCP is a three-hour exam; these are the people that leave after 2.5-3 hours. They usually put the SSCP candidates at either end of the first row, and there's typically only 2-5 of them in a sea of CISSP candidates. If you see a CISSP candidate leaving after three hours then I agree with the "either brilliant or didn't have a clue and walked" assessment.
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don't ask me how but I just got my result and i PASSED lmao my jaw is aching 'cos I can't stop grinning....
I was that sure I'd failed, I've not done a thing about sorting my CV out or even bothered worrying about a reference I don't know anyone else who is CISSP lol
Guess now I have a little more work to do, but at least I've passed what a relief that is
wanna go home and get drunk now lol
cheers guys much appreciate everyone support as usual
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Top job mate! Best of luck for the future!
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I heard CISSP is more valuable in the US more than the rest of the world.
I'm interested to know how valuable it is in the UK for you ?? can you give us an idea about the opportunities that demand CISSP ?
cheers
I'd probably tend to agree with you, but it's becoming more recognised here too. It's appearing regularly on the job sites at high end salaries.
One of the other reasons I've gone done this route is I'm currently in the process of emigrating to Australia, and it's on the skills in demand list (means faster processing times) and its well respected there too.
For me I attended my first interview this am that had CISSP as a requirement and it showed in the interview questions I was asked. This role was for Technical Services Manager, heavily focussed on security obviously.
Most of the roles I've seen advertised are of a similar ilk and in the private sector salaries around the 70k~(Us= 110k ish I think) mark.
Talking amongst my peers(ish) who are CCIE's (couple of em double) who are considering taking it as they also see the value of it and recognise the pedigree of it.
All in all I'd certainly recomend it to others.
That said I don't currently know anyone who holds the certification and will be interested in meeting up with others and seeking there opinions.
hth
Bsc (hons) Network Computing - 1st Class
WIP: Msc advanced networking
Not bad turn around I only submitted the paperwork early December.
Drink anyone ??
congrats, and yes I will take one
:study: Current 2015 Goals: JNCIP-SEC JNCIS-ENT CCNA-Security
Congratulations! I will enjoy a cocktail tonight in your honor!
And anyone got any sunglasses its a bight bright lol
Tempted to go buy summit from the shop cos I fancy a pin badge for confrences etc lol