Mar 14
wesGot the offer but they are lowballing the f*** out of me
With a promotion and a bonus at my current job, the gap between what I was expecting to get offered closes a quite a bit so I think I’ll just stay where I’m at. I got a pretty decent thing going here now so I think it works out pretty well for me.
Nasty work.
- Mar 14
Anyone have any experience doing work with non-profits? I legit wanna arrange a mini talk/call if so, I'm looking to expand into that world and need the 411.
Holla at ya boy...
Mar 17
RIP To The2 months in and idk if i'm feeling the msp life. Feels like i'm staring at the timer all day.
Switch to somewhere that has internal IT team
lil ufo 🛸Mar 17·1 replyany 'technical knowledge engineers' here?
Nort 💫Mar 17Vert1600@ryder how is your journey going bro ?
absorbing all i can at my helpdesk job rn
was also surprised to know i’ll end up making a lot more than previously expectedim off at a strong start
- Mar 17·1 replylil ufo
any 'technical knowledge engineers' here?
What does that mean what field
- lil ufo 🛸Mar 17·1 replyVert1600
What does that mean what field
idk maaaan
stanciu 🔆Mar 17·1 replyjust getting ISO 27001 cert ffs
Mar 17lil ufoidk maaaan
Prompt engineer
Mar 29stanciujust getting ISO 27001 cert ffs
Needing this rn
- stanciu 🔆Jun 4
any of y'all using netbird?
if yes how is it - Nort 💫Jun 8·1 reply
who has advice on landing my first cybersecurity role? I’ve been in helpdesk for 6 months and figured it’s probably not too early to start studying for some certifications. I’m told ISC2 certs are more worth pursuing than the CompTIA ones. Anyone able to attest to this?
Jun 8·1 replyNortwho has advice on landing my first cybersecurity role? I’ve been in helpdesk for 6 months and figured it’s probably not too early to start studying for some certifications. I’m told ISC2 certs are more worth pursuing than the CompTIA ones. Anyone able to attest to this?
the cissp/cism are the heavy hitters but they are worthless for you since you are entry level. you would probably be better served with sec+/cysa+ and/or the blue team level 1 / 2 certs. you should realistically be doing labs and projects to get hands on experience and exposure to cyber tools and methodologies. this is what will actually make you job ready since you'll have more than just theoretical security knowledge which is what matters most in interviews; being able to show the interviewer that you can actually DO the job.
Jun 18man how do i get a damn swe job
neon 🍄come to terms i work at a tarded company that wastes time all day
would have quit if they weren't paying $200k a year forever
just gonna rid it out get 2-3 years on the resume and if it doesn't get better bounce
·1 replyWho’s dipped out of IT?
Thinking about it
- Drry
Who’s dipped out of IT?
Thinking about it
A year ago I was about ready. I’m fine now.
- Nort 💫·editedbitch mob
the cissp/cism are the heavy hitters but they are worthless for you since you are entry level. you would probably be better served with sec+/cysa+ and/or the blue team level 1 / 2 certs. you should realistically be doing labs and projects to get hands on experience and exposure to cyber tools and methodologies. this is what will actually make you job ready since you'll have more than just theoretical security knowledge which is what matters most in interviews; being able to show the interviewer that you can actually DO the job.
Upgrading next week and currently planning out my homelab setup/study plan.
I think I’m gunning for a SOC a***yst type role in the future so I’m gonna try and familiarize myself with splunk and attacking VM’s from my laptop, maybe. Idk yet, Im just excited to get started.
