engineering dept so servers. I do a lot of virtualization and security related stuff. My gym is fucking empty in the morning because the hipsters aren't awake yet. That is why i switched to mornings because evenings were fucking packed and it was always a fight for a barbell.
Rise and shine snowflake
David Jones
Nathaniel Baker
Do you ever shitpost from work?
Anyway, what does your workout look like weekly? Do you really wake up early just to go to the gym?
Daniel Thomas
Yes but from my phone.
I took pic related and use that as a base. I add in other stuff but follow that "big 3" rotation.
And yes but it's also nice to start your day early and check news and relax before work. There might also be some "emergency" early in the morning (server down etc) I'm actually working from home today because of the crazy flashfloods this morning.
Bentley Anderson
Fuck, I work from home like 90% of the time
You ever get bored and shitpost all day or do you have projects/meetings that take up your time?
Carter Thomas
nah i mean i'm shitposting right now lol
I do get bored sometimes and need to go for a walk or something and get a coffee. But only really WFH like 1-2 times a week.
Right now i'm waiting on a server delivery that will happen in like 2 weeks, then i'll be busy as fuck. Whats your field?
Christopher Gutierrez
I'm in cybersecurity but have experience in various fields in IT
I've been doing this for years now and dont understand how some people can wake up before 7am.'
I usually stay up until 10-11pm and wake up right before work
Work is simple though, i work from home most of the time and just investigate shit
Brayden Harris
Cool. I plan on getting Splunk Admins certs this summer so I can move and get a comfy security job.
Austin James
Right on
Splunk is legit and actually has more uses than most people realize at first
I've spent a few years in security now, I love it and the pay is great.
What state are you in? There's a ton of companies out there with security positions always open
Easton Young
NYC. Is Security+ a meme? also totally derailed this thread lmao
Logan Barnes
Not really a derail..
Anyway, the sec+ is legit for entry level and some roles would consider hiring someone just for that cert
It isn't bad it just doesn't teach you actually cyber security. The cert is really good for network admins who are looking to learn more about security but an actual cert dedicated to "hacking" would probably be the OSCP or sans courses material. Get one of those certs and get hired within weeks for merchant processes or places like visa, mastercard etc..
The sec+ is simple though if you have some experience in the field. I read 3 chapters of the book and took the test and passed it with no problem
It depends on the individual though