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Re: CISSP - Real Value
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Re: CISSP - Real Value
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Re: CISSP - Real Value
Des Moines is the insurance capital of the US. InfoSec jobs everywhere. My colleagues (who work for the same employer as me, which isn't insurance, but who used to work in insurance and know people in insurance there) are saying that roles there now value a degree in Cyber Security or equivalent over a CISSP and that some… -
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Re: CISSP - Real Value
Be is CISSP or Degree In Cyber Security (saw someone mention that) only gets u as far as passing the HR and disgusting automated filtering machine. Your applicability to the job, how you present your character to the hiring manager still applies, and how you fare comparing to other candidates out in the market. I would… -
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Re: CISSP - Real Value
This is true of any cert that gains this kind of holder expectation, since getting CISSP I had no desire to attain anything else really, but ended up doing CISA recently as a work expectation and now that will pretty much drive anything I do in future. I also always like to learn something so while no mandate from the CEO… -
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Thanks for making this post along with everyone who joined in! I've been a lurker on this site for a while now.. it's things like this that pick you up when you're 4+ months into prepping for the CISSP and at a point where you're wondering if it's all even worth it. So, I just wanted to put that out there, posts like this… -
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I have had a similar experience with CISSP. In the beginning it started really slow. Two months after passing the exam, 1 week after receiving the paper cerification I was offered a new job with 26% increase. I will start the new job next week and stil everyday and I really mean every day I receive at least 1 call from…
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