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carboncopy

Good luck!!!! I hope everything goes well this time. I am sure you will pass

bring it on

lets hope you nail it this time.

took the test on $unday....lets hope for a good result!

back to the waiting game again good luck

HEY HELLO

just got results and pa$$ed...finally 3rd time is a charm right

getting endorsed by guy at work right now as we speak

Congratz! You have learned--and suffered--more than most certification candidates do. I'm really happy for you.

failedcissp wrote: »

just got results and pa$$ed...finally 3rd time is a charm right

woohooo thats one well earned cert congrats and all the sweeter for you

peanutnoggin

failedcissp wrote: »

HEY HELLO

just got results and pa$$ed...finally 3rd time is a charm right

getting endorsed by guy at work right now as we speak

CONGRATS on your pass! Perseverance... never underestimate perseverance!!! CONGRATS again!!!

mikej412

failedcissp wrote: »

pa$$ed...

Congratulations!!

Time to change your user name!!

thanks everyone

now its time to ca$H in!

yasirhussain

Its really good, Congrates Man.. atlease you have passed...

I am having a same feeling after failing in CISSP, jus 2 weeks back. Although with your result my moral is up to make another attempt.

I would appreciate if you kindly share that what things you have considered while preparing for CISSP.

One more question have you used 4th Edition or 5th Edition of AIO since I have attempted exam on 18th March with 4th Edition.

Please highlight which portions do you think are a major important for an exam.

Regards,
Yasir Hussain
CCIE Security # 19635

failedcissp wrote: »

thanks everyone

now its time to ca$H in!

if i could go back and do it all over again...i would read the cissp for dummies book and do 100 questions a day on cccure.org, then take a week boot camp right before the test...the only difference this time is when i finished my test i didn't go back through and change any answers...hope this helps!

cabrillo24

failedcissp wrote: »

if i could go back and do it all over again...i would read the cissp for dummies book and do 100 questions a day on cccure.org, then take a week boot camp right before the test...the only difference this time is when i finished my test i didn't go back through and change any answers...hope this helps!

Congrats! Your experience with the exam and lessons learned have definitely set you up for success.

cabrillo24

failedcissp wrote: »

if i could go back and do it all over again...i would read the cissp for dummies book and do 100 questions a day on cccure.org, then take a week boot camp right before the test...the only difference this time is when i finished my test i didn't go back through and change any answers...hope this helps!

i think its time you change your handle....failedcissp is no longer appropriate.

JD or anyone know how long the endorsement process takes? its been 2 weeks as of now? it said 7 to 10 business days so i guess it should be coming soon

failedcissp wrote: »

JD or anyone know how long the endorsement process takes? its been 2 weeks as of now? it said 7 to 10 business days so i guess it should be coming soon

Mine took around 3 weeks at the start of the year. Hang in there it'll come soon

dorawe

Hey, that was a great turnaround, only two weeks to get your results. Does it have anything to do with you taking the test recently, or what? I took the CISSP exam on May 15th, and it would be great if I could get my results back as quickly as you did.

cabrillo24

dorawe wrote: »

Hey, that was a great turnaround, only two weeks to get your results. Does it have anything to do with you taking the test recently, or what? I took the CISSP exam on May 15th, and it would be great if I could get my results back as quickly as you did.

There is no rhyme or reason my friend. I've seen turnarounds done in 5 days, and turnaround as late as 6-7 weeks. It's just a waiting game.

dorawe

I realize that I'm being impatient, but my current position is going to be eliminated at the end of June, and I'd REALLY like to be able get this on my resume. I don't know if stating 'took the CISSP on 15 May' on the resume carries any weight with employers....

tpatt100

My results took two months the first time I failed. I think there was a glut of test takers though. My endorsement took two weeks

dorawe wrote: »

I realize that I'm being impatient, but my current position is going to be eliminated at the end of June, and I'd REALLY like to be able get this on my resume. I don't know if stating 'took the CISSP on 15 May' on the resume carries any weight with employers....

I certainly added "awaitng result" on my application for a job that required CISSP, they were happy enough I guess, as I got the interview at least.
As long as you don't claim to be certified it can't do any harm.

laidbackfreak wrote: »

I certainly added "awaitng result" on my application for a job that required CISSP, they were happy enough I guess, as I got the interview at least.
As long as you don't claim to be certified it can't do any harm.

Some employers are satisfied by candidates only passing the CISSP exam and not having full CISSP certification. The DoD accepts CISSP Associate of the (ISC)2 designations. Go figure.

still waiting for the endorsement response email

msteinhilber

failedcissp wrote: »

still waiting for the endorsement response email

$till waiting for the endor$ment re$pon$e email

Fixed

Congrats btw

$UP

just got my official endorsement email !!!! I'm official now!!!

now its really time to ca$H in!

rogue2shadow

well done! you should change your name to passedCI$$P haha.