GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
Why in the world was he tryna do that?And I remember the cac admissions person trying to dissuade me from getting into IT
What was he tryna get you into?
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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What was he tryna get you into?
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Why in the world was he tryna do that?
What was he tryna get you into?
fakkit cac basically told me "******, you're not smart enough
"Kinda like this scene:
GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
fakkit cac basically told me "******, you're not smart enough
Kinda like this scene:
Smh cacs gon cac
Them rates tho
Breh what do entry level security jobs look for (does that even exist)?
Like cert wise and exp wise?
↓R↑LYB
I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Smh cacs gon cac
Them rates tho
Breh what do entry level security jobs look for (does that even exist)?
Like cert wise and exp wise?
Entry level is probably 1-3 years of exp and the cissp/security+. You'll probably start out at 40-50k (totally guessing though). I got into security by being a networking/sys admin guy. My 1st security gig paid $25/hr. I probably had 3-4 years of experience at the point. My 2nd gig was $32.50. My 3rd one was $35/hr. I got my CISSP and was making $60/hr by my 4th one.
Security is so big you can get into from pretty much anything. Databases, development, networking, servers, policies, etc. I had a boy making like $60/hr writing security policies all day
With 5 or years of exp (assuming you learn the right skills) you should easily be at $50/hr minimum. But if you REALLY get on your grind and carve out a niche for yourself, you could probably hit 500k/yr as a full blown security consultant.
GollyImGully
Too many wavy women, gotta log outta IG
DopeEntry level is probably 1-3 years of exp and the cissp/security+. You'll probably start out at 40-50k (totally guessing though). I got into security by being a networking/sys admin guy. My 1st security gig paid $25/hr. I probably had 3-4 years of experience at the point. My 2nd gig was $32.50. My 3rd one was $35/hr. I got my CISSP and was making $60/hr by my 4th one.
Security is so big you can get into from pretty much anything. Databases, development, networking, servers, policies, etc. I had a boy making like $60/hr writing security policies all day
With 5 or years of exp (assuming you learn the right skills) you should easily be at $50/hr minimum. But if you REALLY get on your grind and carve out a niche for yourself, you could probably hit 500k/yr as a full blown security consultant.
What skills would a security analyst typically require? Networking i assume but what else?
↓R↑LYB
I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Dope
What skills would a security analyst typically require? Networking i assume but what else?
Go on dice.com and search for that job title and see for yourself.
I come in at 930, take 2 hour lunches, and leave by 4
I'm strictly 8-5 myself (with an hour lunch) and not a minute more.
If I stay 15 minutes late one day best believe I'm leaving 15 minutes early the next day...my place isn't going to pay OT so the fukk I look like working for free?
tofuspeedstar
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I'm strictly 8-5 myself (with an hour lunch) and not a minute more.
If I stay 15 minutes late one day best believe I'm leaving 15 minutes early the next day...my place isn't going to pay OT so the fukk I look like working for free?
You'll get ahead, they said.
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
tofuspeedstar
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hmmm...I get a lot of recruiters contacting me for exchange gigs if you guys are interested. I can pass them along here. They're all over the U.S.
This might be a good idea. Drop shyt in here we don't want and have the brehs that do hit the recruiters with that
I think i need to get on this contract wave