That CEO has a stripper name.

I don't know if I'd think differently of someone for it, but I'd certainly think differently of someone for posting about it on LinkedIn.

I hate my bitch husband.

If I ever find something that pays enough to do what I want and offers a nice work life balance my ladder climbing will stop there. I have no career goals beyond that. I want to pursue my personal interests and help others learn. That's it. Unfortunately I can't figure out how to monetize my personal interests in a way that won't make me hate my life.

“Founder & CEO @ Hacker in Heels”

Yikes

JFC what a sociopath.

I edited the title from Woman to Cybersecurity Founder and CEO since the focus should really be more on judging the marriage than the gender of the person judging.

Sorry.

Ugh. She sounds exhausting to be around.

What an absolute cretin.

What a toxic biznitch. Kick her butt to the curb and start over.

Stacey Champagne is a former graphic designer and experienced cybersecurity leader for globally admired companies. She is passionate about revolutionizing the way an entire industry is crafted while advocating for more equitable opportunities for women. The security of our society depends on it.

looking at https://www.hackerinheels.com/ i'm glad that she quit graphic design

There is a sketch in Poland about freudian slips. Two guys are talking in a bar about them, one tells a story of him dancing in a club, seeing an attractive blonde, approaching her, wanting to say "can I have this dance?" but instead saying "can I have this breast?", getting slapped and wasting his "chance". So the other, married dude goes "oh yeah I know that feel, I wanted to ask my wife to pass the salt but I thought about other things and instead I said 'you old whore you wasted 30 years of my life'".

It feels to me like the dude will have a similar freudian slip at some time of his life.

Nightmare blunt rotation

This is the type of marketing usually reserved for onlyfans contractors.

Certifications are bullshit pieces of paper anyways, your experience is what matters. Anybody can cram study for a certification and not really know shit about it

I have a Linux+ cert, my "study" involved skimming the book once and then waiting for test day. I have a Cloud cert, same thing (I can't even remember which one lmao)

I took the ISC2 CC cert last year for the sole purpose being it renewed Linux+, I didn't study at all, I didn't even think about it after registration until test day and passed it easily lmao