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Re: Is it a mistake
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July 19, 2011, 01:43:36 PM »
So I had a memeber on here forward me a job that they were informed about from SANS. I emailed the guy on the SANS email job posting,
Talked to him through email. He really wanted to talk to me after answering a few questions. Sent him my contact info.
never heard back>>>LOl thought he went on vacationas it was just around the 4th, still nothing. Given up on this job
Also had a head hunter call me about a job in FT. Huccicia in AZ, they had a System Admin open for me but I declined it, even though it was an entry level sys admin spot I felt that moving to AZ was going to be a pain and getting a job that I truly wasn't interested in (not security or Forensics) may make me miserable. But the positions are always open down there so if I'm desperate I can call him back.
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July 27, 2011, 05:18:50 PM »
Have a phone interview with BEW Global here for a Network Security Analyst poistion that I applied for two months ago. It's somewhat local. It's a 45 min @ 70 mph drive with no traffic and I would hit traffic in AM everyday. If they give me a shot. I'm taking it and dealing with a crappy drive. New car!!! No more sticks for me.
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July 28, 2011, 12:43:47 PM »
I drove 2 hours/day one-way (in good weather) for 6 months at a crappy paying help desk position, just for the experience and for the sake of not having a big empty gap on my resume (plus I needed the money
). It was brutal but it was certainly better than nothing! Recently I was offered a better position/better pay at a better company, but I had to move. Luckily I was in a position to do so, now my commute is five minutes
Good luck with the interview, hope you get it. It may be a terrible drive, but it'll get you started! With a little experience and all the certs you're planning on acquiring, you'll be significantly more employable whenever you decide to move on
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Re: Is it a mistake
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Yeah when I made the switch from IT Director at a state hospital to a DR/IT Security Consultant role in state govt a few years back (Not what I do now) I had to drive about 2 hours (as well as take a pay cut) one way every day as well. It was the smartest thing I ever did. Sometimes you have to make sacrifices to realize your dreams. Now I'll probably have to do that again as I try to transition from an internal security role to full-time external penetration tester since I probably won't be able to jump straight to a senior level position. I do some side work now doing pentests but not enough to be the rockstar that most firms are looking for in a senior role. That's the hard thing about moving from a Security or IT Generalist to a Security Specialist position.
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So I had the interview. Obviously I felt it went well. It was a traveling field engineer position that delas with the DLP devices? Does this sound correct? I've applied with them before for other poistions as well but this is the first time I have been contacted about a job. Pretty happy.
Next step is they bring me down there and I go through the Guantlet of interviews were everyone gets to ask me questions. Reminds me of my Navy days.
He said it's like IPS and IDS except they are complinace driven.
They asked me about the drive and it will suck but it's doable. I may need ot fix my POS car up a bit so it's 100% reliable or I can move out of my apt if they let me.
Keep my fingers crossed!!!
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sounds good josh! good luck with it!
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July 30, 2011, 05:19:06 PM »
I often say that sometimes one must do what they have to do in order to do what they want to do. Most who make this decision are much more happy... and successful... in the end.
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So it's been 6 days since i did the phone interview and have not heard anything. I sent a Thank You email for giving me the opportunity. Should emial him and ask if they have any info about getting a 2nd interview? Or should I wait a little longer.
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Joshsevo I know from experience the guys who interview usually out doing pen test them self and it does take ages for them to get back to you.
I waited from 1 week with some companies to 1 month with others
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August 25, 2011, 01:58:43 PM »
So I have given up on that job that I had phone interview for. It went good and I sent them an email asking for an update and they said they were still going through the process. I emailed them again and have not got a response.
I suppose I am disappointed as I really wanted this job so bad. Oh well, move on.
I also had a PM from a member on Forensics Focus and he stated he is having trouble getting a job with two of the biggest certs in the Forensics field which doesn't bode well for me either.
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You should give them a call rather than communicating by e-mail
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The job posting said no calls.
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I could be wrong, but that usually means don't call us asking about the position or apply over the phone.
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Were you able to attain the CPT and GCFE?
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Um the CPT is not done and I suppose I am confused on how I am approaching this. Do I use the cptvm1 to attack cptvm2? If so then I was right in my thinking that I need to get the hacking tools loaded onto the cptvm1? I did this but I am having problems executing the programs. I may have to admit that I am over my head on this one.
The GFCE I bombed pretty. It's acutally rather funny how bad I did. I had my book bookmarked with different things but the info was just over my head and I didn't have enough time to go through everything. It's ok though. I doubt I will ever try it again. It's not a "must have cert".
Hows school going for you? U are here in Colorado aren't you? I remember we spoke through email a few times.
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