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TCP Grindset stands for “Tyson’s Corner Professionalism” Grindset, referencing inimintable and fully bottomless reserve of technical talent concentrated in only one place.
Used originally for cybersecurity hiring as it is widely believed by contemporary corporations that cyberspace is a physically addressable location with an office building and not a vast network of communications and information transmission activities.
TCP grindset, or simply TCP, refers to the corporate belief that cybersecurity talent solely exists in widely-unknown and non-descript suburban cities they happen to have offices in, such as Tyson’s Corner near Washington DC in the DMV area.
The slang TCP refers to the mindset and not the fine folks of Tysons Corner, who are great.
Believers in TCP include top firms, and executives who want to have the whole office there so they can feel like they can control something in these unprecedented times.
With the modern threat landscape as it is, following TCP protocols can concentrate your organizations talent in one location:
Benefits:
- your leadership will feel like they made a good choice
- ensure your business can alienate those who don’t live where you built an office
- single-shot to undermine the intelligence of your recruiting staff, and ensure you get best-available and not best-possible talent for your underbudgeted mission critical functions
- zoom from one building
Did you hear about Big Dogs Unlimited going to TCP for their grindset methodology of choice? They’re going to build a TCP grindset center of excellence for cyber so they can bring diverse perspectives together like Alexandria and Herndon. They’re ensuring they maintain modern capabilities continuously alert for global response by putting their entire cybersecurity staff in one spot so they can log onto VoIP calls from the same building.
TCP Grindset stands for “Tyson’s Corner Professionalism” Grindset, referencing inimintable and fully bottomless reserve of technical talent concentrated in only one place.
Used originally for cybersecurity hiring as it is widely believed by contemporary corporations that cyberspace is a physically addressable location with an office building and not a vast network of communications and information transmission activities.
TCP grindset, or simply TCP, refers to the corporate belief that cybersecurity talent solely exists in widely-unknown and non-descript suburban cities they happen to have offices in, such as Tyson’s Corner near Washington DC in the DMV area.
The slang TCP refers to the mindset and not the fine folks of Tysons Corner, who are great.
Believers in TCP include top firms, and executives who want to have the whole office there so they can feel like they can control something in these unprecedented times.
With the modern threat landscape as it is, following TCP protocols can concentrate your organizations talent in one location:
Benefits:
- your leadership will feel like they made a good choice
- ensure your business can alienate those who don’t live where you built an office
- single-shot to undermine the intelligence of your recruiting staff, and ensure you get best-available and not best-possible talent for your underbudgeted mission critical functions
- zoom from one building
Did you hear about Big Dogs Unlimited going to TCP for their grindset methodology of choice? They’re going to build a TCP grindset center of excellence for cyber so they can bring diverse perspectives together like Alexandria and Herndon. They’re ensuring they maintain modern capabilities continuously alert for global response by putting their entire cybersecurity staff in one spot so they can log onto VoIP calls from the same building.