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最初由 madf 发布
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Actually, I don't want to be an auditor. Recently, I am very interest in IT security management very much. In adition, ERP market is going down now. IT security will take more important role in more and more companies in furture. There are good job prospects about IT security.
But there are few job opportunities related information security except for Big 4. In Big 4, they also provide advisory service to clients. But so far, most of job is to conduct financial system auditing. [/B]
Then I am not sure how your experience and background can help you. None of your certificates has advantage of getting you into security management. CISM should be the better certificate than CISA for your current career interest, but I doubt it can really help you without real/extensive experience.
I always have this kind of discussion/arguement with one of my peers about if the more certificates the better for one's career growth. My take-on is that more professional certificates will help you as long as they can show a consistent or related career interest. Your background is too diversified with the certicates you have had, which will give negative impact if I am the hiring manager. My peer might want you in his team, however, as he likes people who are constantly learning. To me, learning doesn't always result in improving. Hope my 2 cents can help. |
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