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Hi, folks I am working as market research analyst at a startup company for last 9 months. Currently I am feeling work is kinda boring and also there is no scope for growth and learn new things in the company.Is it's better work at the same company to gain some experience or leave company and join MBA course so that I will get better placement in big companies where I can learn new things.
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You already have the most prestigious one. I don't think there's unique upside to the CISA after earning your CISSP
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OP ignore the advice above
I would pursue vendor certifications or some type of specialty depending on what you do for a living. CISSP is already the gold standard
You may have enough experience to just sit for the CISA and pass it. Take a look at the areas and take a practice test.
I agree with the comments already made!
Would you get a refund if you decide not to take the CISA?
Get your CISA!
I wouldn’t bother with CISA - what do you want to do?
Maybe CySA+ or CISM if anything.
I agree you have the experience. However I will add purchase the question database from ISACA. You just need to get a feel for how they want you to answer the questions.
If you are trying to get into PCI one of the requirements to be a QSA would be having CISSP (or similar) and CISA. I don’t do PCI so look into it further if interested