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RE: Lacedup - mothered - 07-17-2018
(07-17-2018, 07:13 AM)GosuSang Wrote: Valid point. If I do fail, I will do a self-study on why I failed and will only improve from my mistakes. This will make me a better social engineer in the future.
This ^^ Is a good example why "failure" In not classed as such, not In It's entirety.
Simply put, It all comes down to experience. The more you attempt to SE and the more you fail, the better you will expand your knowledge. You need to take the positive out of the negative- failure Is a learning curve that assists In what should not be done the next time around.
RE: Lacedup - DragonicRek - 07-17-2018
(07-17-2018, 07:26 AM)mothered Wrote:(07-17-2018, 07:13 AM)GosuSang Wrote: Valid point. If I do fail, I will do a self-study on why I failed and will only improve from my mistakes. This will make me a better social engineer in the future.
This ^^ Is a good example why "failure" In not classed as such, not In It's entirety.
Simply put, It all comes down to experience. The more you attempt to SE and the more you fail, the better you will expand your knowledge. You need to take the positive out of the negative- failure Is a learning curve that assists In what should not be done the next time around.
I remember my first food SE failure. Tried to SE papajohns, and I failed terribly.
First mistake: I called 2 weeks after the order
Second Mistake: I stuttered a lot and sounded very unconfident
Third Mistake: I let the worker control the conversation
Needless to say, I've patched those errors.
RE: Lacedup - mothered - 07-17-2018
(07-17-2018, 07:28 AM)GosuSang Wrote:(07-17-2018, 07:26 AM)mothered Wrote:(07-17-2018, 07:13 AM)GosuSang Wrote: Valid point. If I do fail, I will do a self-study on why I failed and will only improve from my mistakes. This will make me a better social engineer in the future.
This ^^ Is a good example why "failure" In not classed as such, not In It's entirety.
Simply put, It all comes down to experience. The more you attempt to SE and the more you fail, the better you will expand your knowledge. You need to take the positive out of the negative- failure Is a learning curve that assists In what should not be done the next time around.
I remember my first food SE failure. Tried to SE papajohns, and I failed terribly.
First mistake: I called 2 weeks after the order
Second Mistake: I stuttered a lot and sounded very unconfident
Third Mistake: I let the worker control the conversation
Needless to say, I've patched those errors.
Yes, we all learn by experience.
Taking control, assuming an authoritative figure and most Importantly being confident without hesitation, all play a significant role In the likely hood of a successful outcome.
RE: Lacedup - DragonicRek - 07-17-2018
(07-17-2018, 07:32 AM)mothered Wrote: Yes, we all learn by experience.
Taking control, assuming an authoritative figure and most Importantly being confident without hesitation, all play a significant role In the likely hood of a successful outcome.
Something I believe all social engineers should experience and grow from.
RE: Lacedup - Vultra - 07-17-2018
How is the process going just out of question?
Congratz @GosuSang
RE: Lacedup - DragonicRek - 07-17-2018
(07-17-2018, 07:49 AM)Mimiakira Wrote: How is the process going just out of question?
Congratz @GosuSang
I'm not sure. OP hasn't contacted me yet. If you're congratulating me for silver, thanks alot!
RE: Lacedup - Walmart - 07-17-2018
Refund, yes.
Social Engineer probably not.