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Hello Deloitte 🐠 20 YOE. Have referral for a content and marketing M role in cybersecurity -- the focus of my career pivot. Submitted my application today, but my referrer isn't in Cyber. Interested to widen my Deloitte Cyber network to get my resume in front of a human, since ATS has no vision or imagination. If you're willing to connect, please DM. So far, made it several interview rounds into roles with EY and Accenture. Optimistic, but want to be as proactive as possible. Thanks!
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Keep up your continuous learning. You probably know more than you think, but also remember this when you get to be an interviewer so you can tailor your questions to understand their knowledge and skill.
Thanks. It's my imposter syndrome getting the best of me.
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The way to get over imposter syndrome is to get hands on.
With the CCNA - build a router using an old computer and some NICS - you can do this in the cloud and at home).
With your Security+ ....have you built a home network, attacked it, monitored it, responded it?
Have you done any of the stuff above with a different OS (i.e if you are a windows person - have you secured a linux box)???
Yes, I get a lot of hands-on. I have a Kali box I practice on. This is why I remain skeptical
Network Fundamentals - 65%
Network Access - 35%
IP Connectivity - 32%
IP Services - 40%
Security Fundamentals - 80%
Automation/Programmability - 80%
With these scores I don't feel confident at all but they said I passed.
Anyone who passes the CCNA knows a lot. Network theory is no joke. Respect.
Thanks. It's the "knows a lot" part I'm not sure about.
Your feedback was that you passed. Pat yourself on the back and continue with your life.
Thanks.
OP your feelings just about sums up Consulting.
I don't disagree