Post APUc2tdRIwRo3K8NbE by JohnsNotHere@infosec.exchange
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(DIR) Post #APSpv9pOE6fd000YgC by JohnsNotHere@infosec.exchange
2022-11-10T14:53:41Z
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For those of you suffering from #impostersyndrome , start listening carefully to those who claim to be "experts". You'll find that you have nothing to worry about. #infosec #youareworthy
(DIR) Post #APT83FG1inL3KXTPVo by splitshockvirus@mstdn.starnix.network
2022-11-10T18:22:08Z
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@JohnsNotHere I've been thinking about this recently. My co-worker put it in a good sense, that it's okay to mediocre at things. Because if you aren't aware of your limitations or things that you are bad at then you aren't going to improve.If you think that you are at the top of your game at all times, you probably are lying to yourself or are new. The only people I think that can get away with this are Network admins, but that's because they limit the scope of their knowledge to only the Network.
(DIR) Post #APUc2sIUHM5ru3K8Iq by lucidh3x@infosec.exchange
2022-11-10T15:17:47Z
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@JohnsNotHere this happens to me just studying. I'm working on my certs hopping on discord and around the interwebs and just see top notch hackers bashing begginers but then they slip and I realized they aren't as confident as they look they suffer as much as the new guy but they have to put a face on to defend their image I suppose š¤£
(DIR) Post #APUc2sokLPtjW6PtaK by JohnsNotHere@infosec.exchange
2022-11-10T15:19:49Z
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@lucidh3x This is very common unfortunately. But truth be told those folks are more scared of their own lack of knowledge that they'd rather drag someone else down than have them find out their own shortcomings. š
(DIR) Post #APUc2tDYr9kOl41iGO by lucidh3x@infosec.exchange
2022-11-10T15:21:55Z
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@JohnsNotHere exactly that's why I just keep studying and ignore people it's my future I worry about not there career and image cyber security is my dream job since a child so I learning to just ignore them.
(DIR) Post #APUc2tdRIwRo3K8NbE by JohnsNotHere@infosec.exchange
2022-11-10T15:29:56Z
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@lucidh3x We have some absolutely fantastic people in the #infosec industry who are *true* experts and are worth listening to. Folks like @jerry, @hacks4pancakes, @tinker, etc. They know their stuff, and they're trying to help others.The problem is with others who talk loudly,, cut others down, and just come across as super arrogant. Listen closely, and you'll quickly realize they're not all they claim to be.
(DIR) Post #APUc2u4NglzxOsjtaq by jerry@infosec.exchange
2022-11-10T16:28:55Z
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@JohnsNotHere @lucidh3x @hacks4pancakes @tinker I have bad news if you think Iām an expert. Wrapping up my 30th year as a beginner
(DIR) Post #APUhcUGxZx0xaVPTsG by TurdFerguson@noagendasocial.com
2022-11-11T12:35:24Z
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@JohnsNotHere true in life not just work if your gut tells you to be cautious, listen to it.