I graduate in Dec for cyber security what should I do next..

So I guess you have to know code 👩🏽‍💻 for this role ?

I'm sorry to say this : I don't like her communication skills because she didn’t answer the question ( What is Risk Assessment ) . Instead of going into deep details with big terminalogies she would have explained it in a simple what it is first . Then from there she could continue elaborating how its conducted step by step. Anyways ....

Great episode! She valid

Wait what cert did she get ? Just the google cybersecurity program ?

So she only had the google cert when she got in cyber? No projects? Just wondering because i got my google cert and security + and now im on my projects to gain hands on skills to get into IAM. Got me wondering if i need to do another project or not.

Kamala made something shake alright

Just got my CySA+ & CSAP stackable 2 days ago 🎉 I think I want to use my knowledge for GRC / Vulnerability Mgt as well. I can’t wait to land my first role 🙌🏽 I love these episodes, they keep me going ✅ Pentest+ next

Shit, that's like going from high school straight to the pros like they used to do back in the day.

A.K.A> how do get laid off in 15 or so months.

As a recent escapee from the cybersecurity might I suggest an episode on pivoting out of the industry? It can be truly awful.

What did you take away from this episode?

HD WITH ANOTHER 1!!!

This hits brothers harder they don't have a problem with hiring or promoting the women, qualified or not.

Grateful for such cool people in the same field‼️

Thanks this was a very informative video. I was just hired as a cloud support engineer and now im looking forward to getting started working. I was nervous but after watching this im excited !

I definitely could benefit from a mentor and/or career coach.

Facts. That’s part of my strategy - posting on LinkedIn, coffee chats, follow up on coffee chats, and reposting my own posts. 🤝🏾

Go Kayla!!! 🎉

Watch a show called FROM

I don't believe this woman has anything to do with cyber security

Did you go to this years, 2024?

Should I listen to you or the music?? I don’t understand why ppl always gotta add loud background music when interviewing!

Another banger! S/O to Kayla for sharing her journey.

Great show as always 💯

Which AI do you use to record yourself during the interview?

Click the damn Button - Rush Hour

@TechTual talk Nice content man. I wanted to ask if I’m just starting off and I do the google certificate for cyber security, would that really be enough to land a job. Or would I need to learn a lot more before I put in an application.

I've been laid off twice in my IT career and both times it sucked but I learned valuable lessons each time. Each time I was able to bounce back with a better position. This was about 8 years ago. I'm not sure what the bounce back would look like in these current times especially with me being close to 50.

This was good! Thank you! And thank you to my fellow capricorn sista for giving us the game! I am looking to transition into cyber security from my account executive role. I am currently enrolled in the google certificate program and ill go from there!

You get a good sallary there is no doubt, but that you will life like a higher class citizen is the question it can be possible but that's more if you have a lot of expericence or have a higher position, or certain companies. Only then there is a more realistic chanse to be actually rich with Cybersecurity. But in the first 5 years the chanses are way smaller most of the time. But there is a very good reason why the pay is high it isn't just watching to a monitoring waiting until there is something wrong. You have to make big projects and meetings with different peoples and companies with their intrests etc...

I think its better for them to know your black from the start versus trying to apear to be another race and waisting time.

I graduate with my cybersecurity associates degree in May and haven't been able to land nothing in tech I'm still in the field I'm trying to pivot from, finance😢 ugh. I noted "introductory level" under all my tech skills on my resume because I don't want to lie and make a fool of myself in the event that I get an interview I hope that's not the reason I'm not landing amything

Got laid off myself end of last year. And then Uhh I broke my wrist outside of work. It's been a real struggle to get back in. Still working on that, and upskilling in data. But maan, I feel this, I feel this raw dialogue so badly.

Interviewing in itself is a whole skill. I am one for over explaining and going on tangents. Not intentionally but just out of being nervous.

Watch full episode here kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnndmJtve95nhNk

Many tech peoples say the same about coders more so in the past. A better title for this one would fit

Great conversation HD with another different perspective.

For the subtitles, she's saying "tentpoles", not "temples"

1:12:15 That prison is ALCATRAZ

AI is stealing our hard work that we put into the industry

What did you take away from this conversation? Do you work in education

Hit the like button family ‼️✅

THANK YOU for saying the thing that most people do NOT want you to say!!!! I am here for the paycheck and then fell in love with the industry and sincerely feel like i found where i fit in!!! 🎉❤🎉 I love being a GRC nerd 🤓 😊

Yes we know this and this is why the DEI existed because we know people aren’t giving a fair chance. We must also be twice as good I see it everyday

She has no idea what Cloud computing is 😂

I’m so excited to step into this role