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>get into private university
>major in information assurance and security engineering
>STEM as fug
>pass Cisco CCENT certification exam
>actually graduate with cum laude recognition
>get comfy afterhours net sec engie job
>already studying for the CCNA Security with goal of passing the CISSP eventually
>already letting me handle firewall and intrusion detection system monitoring
>make fucking 32K a year
>32K
>part responsible for the network intrusion detection system of a BANK
>MAKE 32K
T-This isn't right /g/, I fucked up not getting any related security or networking gigs till now, but still, I shouldn't be making a third of the industry standard. Maybe "entry level security work" is just an oxymoron and I'm supposed to do general networking or IT making more and then move into security.
Sorry for ventposting, figured some people might relate.
>>51461617
I don't quite understand your dilemma; Are you saying you don't make enough? Are you saying you don't want to be in NetSec? Is this just a humblebrag thread?
>>51461617
he's saying he thinks he makes a small amount and has possible access to a bank network so is tempted
Time to open dat offshore account OP
>>51461617
>>get into private university
>>major in information assurance and security engineering
Fucked it up, desu senpai
>regularly the only tech on duty for a major firewall company
>make $10/hr
>>51461617
>get ECE degree
>become NEET
it could have been worse
>>51461617
>No degree, working on it
>Certs
>Xp
>65k; only 25
Living the dream?
>>51461617
>32K a year
You are in the top 0.1% of the world.
Also: First job always pays bad. Get a few years of experience under your belt, and then you will have a lot more better-paying offers.
Also also: It is currently an employers market.
>>51462854
IT degree, 57k & awesome benefits. 21, fresh out of college.
>Tfw art major
>NEET
>>51463323
>tfw NEET major
>IT degree
>23 still at parent's
>100k salary
