Rob Fullerಪರಿಶೀಲಿಸಿದ ಖಾತೆ

16) don't whine and complain during an interview. It's ok to point out deficiencies, or answer why you left your last job but keep it brief

15) contributions to open source projects isn't required but is a good way to demonstrate values, skills, and mindset

14) try not to take it personally if you don't get the job today. You might be able to apply later. You won't if you lash out

13) making money is better than not. If you think you are too good to be a Walmart greeter, you are probably too good for this job too

12) if you were referred by a friend that works there already, respect the fact that you are representing them as well

11) stay humble.

10) like college, trying many types of Infosec jobs will make you better at all of them.

9) it is always ok to ask why you didn't get the job and where you can improve. Unfortunately straight answers aren't always possible.

8) being honest about not knowing something is great. Emailing after the interview that you researched it and now understand it is AWESOME!

7) your attire matters. If you look like you just got out of bed, I'll probably just let you go back to it.

6) dropping a vuln in the company during the interview is a stupid move. (Personal experience)

5) the company is going to look at your social media. Privacy concerns? Don't post publicly. Don't get sassy in the interview about it.

4) exaggerating on your resume isn't a good idea, but if you do, be ready to explain it

3) if you don't ask follow up questions, I won't have any either, like "would you like the job?"

2) if you go in w/o a job and a chip on your shoulder, you'll leave the same way

Getting Hired Tips: 1) don't post obvious CFAA violations to social media

Definitely going to miss our conversations @loneferret . RIP :(