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It seems as though tech just has a junior person problem all around - this is abundantly clear in cybersecurity, where we have an overwhelming amount of people
by asynchronous 2y ago
It seems as though tech just has a junior person problem all around - this is abundantly clear in cybersecurity, where we have an overwhelming amount of people with useless bachelor’s degrees and no actual talent or experience to back it up.
- TMWNN 2y agoHow would you rate someone with a background in military cyber? (Or I wonder if you would see them at all, because defense contractors would sweep them up first?)
- asynchronous 2y agoI’m probably the outlier on this particular note, but a lot of people view ex-military folks trying to get into cyber as God’s gift to this green earth, but I actually am hypercritical of those individuals. Reason being, having worked with several military branches for many years as a contractor, some of the least innovative, most incompetent people and education I’ve seen is in the military apparatus. If they worked for the NSA or were actual operators they know their stuff of course, but those people usually don’t have problems getting placed in industry afterwords.