Cybersecurity or Software Engineering? 👩🏻‍💻 #shorts

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[DreadArsenol]

If you do software and coding first it makes cyber security easier from my experience

[papito]

Here is a better question which one offer a higher chance of getting hired

[joeballena]

Thank you for these videos, I’m a thirty year old who’s going into boot camp and this info is really helping me out ❤

[cipher]

Don't want to go after any more certifications. All I want is advice getting experience. No experience has been locking me out

[vhsmj]

Screw it, I’m going full speed ahead with cyber security

[hmd]

I wanna be fullstack but more in backend then jump into cybersecurity

[akinretoyejustin]

Guess I need to try both to see what I like

[whatchyagonnado]

Me: 5 months from graduating in Cybersecurity
Her: do you like staying up to date on news or skills?
Me: skills. wait...

[___m]

this helped more then youll ever know, THANKYOU

[ekhatordennisikponwosa]

Both are important especially when you start getting deep into cyber security.... i went back to a 54 day bootcamp for Software engineers after my second cyber security certification.

[rickystreeter]

this versus breakdown just makes sense! thank you for clarifying for a newb like myself.

[Red_Castle]

Good video. Helped a lot in choosing between the 2. Thanks

[thenotoriouscam]

This was very helpful and I love the infinite loop!

[mindovermatter]

These are the two im down to choosing. I want to learn a new and challenging skill and get hired eventually. I am a complete beginner .

[OiVinn-eqml]

Cybersecurity. Because it's cooler & more fun

[Rick.]

I prefer coding and building and protecting cuz it’s my software I will design cuz interest in web and mobile development plus learning new language programming and earning certifications that are worth to earn

[zach.intech]

Most of the demand in Cyber Security is for those that have experience 😂

[Hurtzy]

You can be a zombie developing software, thinking you are good when you can code a tiny calculator, real software isn't a calculator.

Cyber security is fun, it can be easy to learn or easier to learn, and more importantly it's fun to learn.

The choice is up to you though, ethical hacking and defending devices from hackers sounds a lot more fun to me than being a zombie building software for days.

[ezrahgaming]

Thank you. Finally someone just simplified things. Every video I looked at talks about things just to drag out the vid. One dude said the bad things is you have to read to keep up. Lol no sh!!t sherlock.

[theerangelcitizen]

I feel like for each question I keep preferring both? So I guess I should do both Cybersecurity and Software Engineering?