Question for those who have Associate of (ISC)2

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Just wondering, do employers generally know what this certification is? I imagine people are used to seeing "CISSP" etc, but I would imagine most HR people don't even know what (ISC)2 is.
Also, what do you put on your resume if you want to show that you are an Associate of (ISC)2?
Would putting something like "CISSP: Associate of (ISC)2." be in appropriate?
Sorry for the weird question, and thanks in advance
Also, what do you put on your resume if you want to show that you are an Associate of (ISC)2?
Would putting something like "CISSP: Associate of (ISC)2." be in appropriate?
Sorry for the weird question, and thanks in advance

WGU B.S. Information Technology (Completed January 2013)
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Some employers may only care that an employee, or job applicant, has passed the CISSP exam and not necessarily have the full certification. And then again, some employers may not understand the difference. The important part is that you do not misrepresent what it is that you have achieved.
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Still, don't misrespresent yourself as fully certified if you're not. And to answer the question; Some know what it is and some don't. Some hiring managers don't have anything to do with IT departments at all. They match resumes to keywords and call for interviews.
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I think it does add value to your resume.
If it was me, I'd include Associate of (ISC)2 on my resume/CV.
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It's also a good idea to put how many years you have toward the 5 yr work requirement to hold full certification. E.g., 3 yrs toward the 5 yr requirement.
My two cents.
That seemed to be a key factor in getting my most recent job offer.
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