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I would say over-saturated field for entry-level folks, not the career-field overall.
I think companies are struggling to find mid/senior and not willing to invest in those who are entry level.
Kinda wanna come back to Twitter (which is now apparently X) and post all of the things I've learned but honestly likely not to.
watching how people treated Symonรฉ has definitely made me not want to come back to content creation full-on.
like no sort of proof whatsoever to call someone a grifter???
I don't think Gen Z has had one.
(I would count Mean Girls but it really doesn't count).
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Cybersecurity does not currently have many entry-level positions. It's okay to pursue one career before entering the field.
Folks complain about people having degrees when in reality, they are mad about how expensive degrees are (US-based) and how it doesn't guarantee a job.
The hate for cybersecurity influencers always comes from a certain age range.
I also don't understand why "cybersecurity influencer" status mainly applies to younger people.
Maybe when I am older, I will also get mad at emojis, who knows.
I miss tweeting and assisting people, but sometimes, the questions were exhausting:
"How did you get into cybersecurity?"
"How did you get into technical writing?"
"Can you help me with my resume?"
I didn't feel like I was assisting people anymore. I see why people charge.








