Cybersecurity/Info security career

Originally Posted by Unregistered

is not about jlb. It more about if your software development team boss is a FT or the hiring HR is a FT, most likely all the other new hire will be from the same country.

I dun think is harder to get in if you have the right certification. However, for the pay part is true, if i have the demanding cert, i wun go to govt. FI will be a better choices.

Damn I picked GVT over a asset management company. Guess fooked myself? Keke

Originally Posted by Unregistered

is not about jlb. It more about if your software development team boss is a FT or the hiring HR is a FT, most likely all the other new hire will be from the same country.

I dun think is harder to get in if you have the right certification. However, for the pay part is true, if i have the demanding cert, i wun go to govt. FI will be a better choices.

FI = financial industry?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Damn I picked GVT over a asset management company. Guess fooked myself? Keke

WLB > $?

Go FI, got money no time/life spend, what's the point?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

WLB > $?

Go FI, got money no time/life spend, what's the point?

You sure FI no elb?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Damn I picked GVT over a asset management company. Guess fooked myself? Keke

Most people I know don't like to work WITH govtech but how is it like working in there? Can share?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Most people I know don't like to work WITH govtech but how is it like working in there? Can share?

Why don’t like to work with?

Tbh, other than a little of culture shook (was in private) and e many red tapes, I guess I’m very fortunate to have very capable and technically inclined RO (reporting officer) and teammates.

This is my observation so far, am a newbie still.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Why don’t like to work with?

Tbh, other than a little of culture shook (was in private) and e many red tapes, I guess I’m very fortunate to have very capable and technically inclined RO (reporting officer) and teammates.

This is my observation so far, am a newbie still.

You’re not the one who direct handle with them right ?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Why don’t like to work with?

Tbh, other than a little of culture shook (was in private) and e many red tapes, I guess I’m very fortunate to have very capable and technically inclined RO (reporting officer) and teammates.

This is my observation so far, am a newbie still.

Because govtech people are very kiasi, do projects with them they will ask a lot of questions and every single detail need justification and validation. Do you do any technical work or most of the time just manage vendors?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Because govtech people are very kiasi, do projects with them they will ask a lot of questions and every single detail need justification and validation. Do you do any technical work or most of the time just manage vendors?

Of cause la bro, else happy happy do this and that meh. You will probably be the same if in their shoes too.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Because govtech people are very kiasi, do projects with them they will ask a lot of questions and every single detail need justification and validation. Do you do any technical work or most of the time just manage vendors?

Nowadays if want to manage also need to know technical else confirm tio smoke gaogao