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Cuts both ways for age bias. Youngsters starting fresh are considered inexperienced, but are creative, motivated and easy to mold with less attachments. Older persons are stereotyped too, as being demanding, too set in their ways and less industrious (i.e. unable to make them work much more...

Network, market, C.Y.A. You'll be fine. Good luck Jono www.compcerts.com

Please restate you question, but in clearer terms. You need help from someone, but not a company? Jono www.compcerts.com

Get some better hands-on experience before spending that kind of money on a bootcamp! Jono www.compcerts.com

Ignore them. They only chatter when they think someone's listening. Jono www.compcerts.com

Congrats! Jono www.compcerts.com

Most of the above comments are very practical and wise. As others have said, you're still young, you can afford to take risks. If all else fails you can get a corporate job and steady salary. Yo've already tasted the joy of getting regular business and the growth from your hard work. Nothing...

Anything above and beyond the cost of living index is a real blessing. Some of my colleagues in the SV took paycuts rather than getting raises, just to keep their jobs. Jono www.compcerts.com

CISSP is a useful certification for security. Security issues will be cutting-edge with the onset of a war and other geopolitical/terrorist fracas, IMHO. Jono, www.compcerts.com

Chris, Hope it went well. Thanks for the link -- useful. Jono, www.compcerts.com

Working for a larger company, with undoubtedly a more prestigious rep, along with a better title would definitely "pad" your resume for the future. Of course, a larger firm will pigeon-hole you, whereas a med-sized firm will let you have hands-on experience with everything. Choose...