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Anyone work at Avanade? Like it there?
Depending on what practice you go into, you may still be doing AppSec
Are you interested in and area specifically?
Yeah.. if you are not really into tech (and I mean live it, breath it even off hours) it’s tough to do a technical role. B4 will give you a chance at easing into it. Peeps are right though our projects can be massive you can end up doing just about anything.. including taking notes and doing admin type work until you get up to speed. You’ll have a shot doing what you like at some point if you have good soft skills and keep studying.
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Many more areas in cyber at a big 4. Just make sure you’re not doing appsec as it’s pretty technical.
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Please don't go into security unless you want to be technical and want to eat - live and breathe this stuff.
It's an important field that takes a huge amount of after hours work to stay ahead of the curve.
You will hate the field unless you love getting into the weeds
You could also go strategy (aka nist gap assessments) but then again....if you don't have technical depth you won't be able to accurately evaluate a client's environment.