June 18, 2022, 9:45 p.m. | /u/Djackson_

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On every post with someone with little experience asking about breaking into cybersecurity there's undoubtedly gonna be a top comment saying helpdesk first. I understand proving yourself a good employee and hoping to get promoted internally to a security role, but do you guys think experience working helpdesk is actually that beneficial for cybersecurity? I spent most of my time in helpdesk telling people to reset their router or to turn their wifi interface on and it just doesn't seem …

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