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>>15471029
I think the main crux is that what companies value doesn't align to what makes a good security practitioner.

I personally have had to explain OSCP quite a lot to security-focused companies and I'm in a relatively heavy tech city with a security presence.

Two conclusions I came to after all that:
1) its reputation isn't as good as they say
2) they don't know the technical requirements for passing OSCP, so they can't know how OSCP makes me a better security pro -- they are just looking for signalling in this case

It will get you interviews, for sure.