RE: CISSP Question

["Eric Zatko" <EZatko () co lucas oh us>]

Hello again everyone.

One point that has not yet been made in this thread is that through obtaining certifications and or additional/advanced 
degrees, an individual demonstrates the willingness to continue learning and the ability to do so.

Go for it!
Eric

"Only the curious will learn and only the resolute overcome the obstacles to learning. The quest quotient has always 
excited me more than the intelligence quotient."   - Eugene S. Wilson 



> > > "David Harley" <david.a.harley () gmail com> Thursday, May 10, 2007 9:01:21 AM >>>
> time. I do not believe there is a hard and fast answer to 
> this discussion of degree vs.
> certification.

Of course there isn't. That's because one is not a substitute for the other,
-or- for experience. And in some circumstances, you might prioritize other
personal qualities over any of these. 

The problem I have with this thread is that it keeps reverting to an
"either/or" viewpoint. The 11th law of data smog: "Beware stories that
dissolve all complexity." 

-- 
David Harley CISSP, Small Blue-Green World
Security Author/Editor/Consultant/Researcher
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