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• comment Michael Sneberger • Aug 2, 2017

  As an attorney who grabbed a CIPP/US in 2010 and hit a wall trying to move into Privacy ever since due to lack of experience, I was attracted by the title although the idea that employers want privacy employees to be attorneys has not been my experience. Even though privacy is by definition an administrative law based area, HR seems to think that since they really do not understand what lawyers do - they must not be able to do anything. My personal solution has been to return to school and obtain a degree in Computer Science in an effort to come to the market with undeniable credentials - even if no experience. Fingers crossed but it is sad to see that neither Counselors Schroeder nor Keegan show a privacy position on their linkedin profiles. And if I could be a jerky old man: please do not use the words "actually" or "like" unless you are comparing two things to each other! ;-)