Hi Dave,
Congrats on passing the exam.
I'm of the opinion that just having a CC itself will probably not be enough to get you a job in Cyber Security, it might improve as it becomes more well known, but right now it's not well enough known and understood and you just have to search on linked-in where you are to see if it's there as a requirement.
First of all, verifiable experience is king, because as an employer you know you'll have a shared understanding, I'll use this to nix ISC2's CC marketing which frankly I think is over optimistic, before I suggest a path forward:
"You don’t need experience — just the passion and drive to enter a field that opens limitless opportunities around the globe."
Now, if there's someone who will employ you with no experience, and no other relevant qualifications an ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity then I'd kick the tires pretty hard on that job offer - not saying don't go for it, a job is probably better than no job after all, but there's an element of trust with most of these roles that means you need a degree of exposure(quite often a degree as a filter), knowledge and references.
I think the two things you can do with a CC now is, use it to search for roles(it's limited but last I checked) there were a few hundred globally on linked in and work out how to talk about it in interview should you get to it - selection, prep process might be interesting, and is the experience - if you can get interviewed by someone certified by ISC2 it might help.
Main way into InfoSec or Cyber Security is through IT experience, physical security can help a bit.
To know better how to advise you folk will need to know much more about your background, education, experience etc, and also what role you are looking for - it's a big old zoo out there.
Feel free to PM me I don't mind having a quick call with you if it helps, I can at least share my path which was unorthodox, but might be helpful. Others might also be available.
