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This is pretty good material. There is always the struggle of where to go in security it feels. It is easy to get pigeonholes working with a very specific area
by hexadec 6y ago
This is pretty good material. There is always the struggle of where to go in security it feels. It is easy to get pigeonholes working with a very specific area or set of tools unless you are ok with jumping to new roles/companies every few years. A different challenge the software engineering where some languages span across roles, but similar in the need to keep on top of continuing education (which fewer and fewer places help with, unless you want to spend all you free time learning).
- mikeprivette 6y agoThat's a great point about being willing to jump around every few years. On one hand it can make you seem like a job hopper and can't deal with certain environments, but on the other hands it's the #1 easiest way to advance your salary. It's really a fine line of jumping for the right reasons and right opportunities so you can sell the story the right way (a la personal marketing and hype plan)