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Resumes the RaiseMe Way ShellCon U 2019 Clinic by Lori Barfield Merissa Villalobos October 12, 2019 About Us Lori Barfield, con organizer Hiring Contrarian Team Builder Merissa Villalobos Cybersecurity Recruiter Team


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Resumes the RaiseMe Way

ShellCon U 2019

Clinic by Lori Barfield Merissa Villalobos October 12, 2019

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About Us

  • Lori Barfield, con organizer
  • Hiring Contrarian
  • Team Builder
  • Merissa Villalobos
  • Cybersecurity Recruiter
  • Team Builder
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This Workshop What this Workshop Is

  • Analysis of the hiring process
  • Actionable advice on how to improve your resume
  • Exposure to the hiring manager’s perspective

What this Workshop Isn’t

  • Ultimate authority over the right way
  • Replacement for your own resume development

process

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The Job Hunter’s Process Serialized Steps Resume Call Back Interview Negotiation Offer

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Effective Resumes

  • Says what you do want and implies what

you don’t

  • Role & career progressions
  • Certs/accomplishment balance
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What Job Does this Candidate Want?

  • 1. Industry
  • 2. Type of Company
  • 3. Role on Team
  • 4. Growth Potential

○ Challenges ○ Career Path

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The RaiseMe Approach

  • Resume development is

a process with a purpose

  • Master resume
  • Tailor resume to posting
  • Certs/accomplishment balance
  • Essay approach
  • Common message
  • Emphasize role progressions
  • Don’t be modest about work
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Where They Get Their Information

  • Glassdoor
  • Kununu
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • Paysa
  • Indeed
  • Blind
  • Hire
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Qualifications

  • 1. Skills
  • 2. Experience
  • 3. Accomplishments
  • 4. Education
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How to Build Up Conventional Qualifications

  • Lean over in current role
  • Casual consulting on 1099
  • College degrees, certificate

programs

  • Industry, vendor

certifications and training

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Industry Certifications

  • ISC2 CISSP
  • ISACA CISA
  • ISACA CISM
  • CompTIA Net+
  • CompTIA Security+
  • ISC2 CCSP
  • CSA CCSK
  • CEH
  • OSCP
  • SANS GIAC
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Good Candidates Face Challenges

  • IT Industry practices cookie-cutter

hiring for efficiency, low risk

  • Best teams are diverse
  • IT HR processes follow self-

defeating conventions

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Unconventional Qualifications

  • Volunteer work
  • Open Source
  • Speak at user groups
  • Online skill builder sites
  • Infosec: Competitions
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Kill the Dogma

Rules about Resumes

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Resume Dogma

  • Exact Length
  • Be General
  • Pad with Buzzwords & Acronyms
  • You Need Every Cert
  • Blitz
  • Use Formulaic Section Titles
  • Avoid Employment Gaps
  • Self Descriptions Sell
  • Everyone Exaggerates
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Resume Dogma

  • Exact Length
  • Be General
  • Pad with Buzzwords & Acronyms
  • You Need Every Cert
  • Blitz
  • Use Formulaic Section Titles
  • Avoid Employment Gaps
  • Self Descriptions Sell
  • Everyone Exaggerates
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Prejudices: Aging and Rejoining Managers should use

  • bjective

measures for choosing candidates, but they are human It’s not just age: New managers are more likely to be uncomfortable directing people who aren’t like themselves

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The Modern US Work Force

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Aging and Rejoining Prejudice

  • Close to retirement
  • “Leave at 5pm”
  • Have another baby too soon
  • Get sick again

100% Transparency is not appropriate

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Interview Refresher

  • You interview them
  • Short 30-second responses
  • Don’t go negative
  • Practice, until you avoid “apologies”
  • Make a case that avoids prejudices
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Recruiters Aren’t Your Therapists

  • Come to the table with a plan
  • Be clear about what you don’t want
  • Give after-interview feedback
  • Find the right recruiter!
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That’s All, Folks!

RaiseMe@shellcon.io

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Attributions & More Resources

Advisor Perspectives https://www.advisorperspectives.com/dshort/updates/long-term- trends-in-employment-by-age-group Data USA Home Page https://datausa.io/profile/soc/151122/ Older Statistics (not Referenced) 2016 Skills gap stats: TechWeekly http://www.techweekly.com/viewpoints/2016/09/12/2016-cybersecurity-skills-gap- infographic/ Statistical Abstract of the United States https://textbooks.today/products/9781598886399- 1598886398-proquest-statistical-abstract-of-the-united-states-2014-the-national-data- book-proquest-statistical-abstract-series?variant=46738937365 Indeed http://blog.indeed.com/2017/10/19/tech-ageism-report/

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Exercise 1: What Are They Looking For?

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Exercise 2: You Be the Manager

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The Job Hunter’s Process Serialized Steps Resume Call Back Interview Negotiation Offer

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The Hiring Manager’s Process Workload Impact Sourcing Resume Analysis Screen- ings Interviews Justifi- cation Negotiation Offer Ranking

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Measuring the Fit

  • Role on Team Previously Demonstrated
  • Role on Team they Want
  • Growth Potential
  • Qualifications
  • Compensation Needs
  • Other Needs: schedule, telecommute, etc.