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   by 2061a48b32e8 10y ago

   Just to add: make a priority list. I don't mean to engage in discussion with myself, at least not in public. If New York is what you want, make that happen. But make clear this is your priority, and that what you get, you won't t
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   by 2061a48b32e8 10y ago

   I have been in similar situations. First of all, this is their job: they are there to try and get a good deal. And so are you: in this respect, you speak the same language. So this is a debate, or a haggle - not an intelligent chat, but an
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   by 2061a48b32e8 10y ago

   Personally, I took some time to learn. I don't mean learning on the job, or learning for a purpose, but rather, studying. It won't, however, buy you anything beyond what you feel you have gained (no one will necessarily care about
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   by 2061a48b32e8 10y ago

   It depends, of course. Notably on what you mean by SecDevOps. One on hand, as suggested by jotato, it might be a 'security-aware' DevOps team, in which case, I would suggest looking into things like CIS benchmarks, and tools like
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   by 2061a48b32e8 10y ago

   I would urge you to consider that you are not the only one looking for a fit, and it sounds like your frustration comes from the lack of such a fit (i.e. a role that you feel plays to your qualities, and where the employer feels the same wa