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Best way to get hired?
What is the most effective way to get hired in the IT field? Is it through talking to recruiters, applying to online job boards, applying directly through companies, job fairs or some other way??? Is there a secret formula to catch the attention of a hiring manager, with not having a ton of work experience? Appreciate your…
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Peer reviewed Resume
As it says, I have completely revamped my Resume, please review and constructively comment. Thank you for your time! A couple thoughts, Address and info go into the header or keep it at the bottom Put refrences available or not? is half a page not filled ok? I put that i am attempting my second attempt at CCNA, shows I…
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How do you prepare your cover letter?
I'm getting the idea that if I want to get a job more easily I need a cover letter. How do you go about preparing one? How should it be different from your resume? I'm curious to know how people on here prepare their cover letters.
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ICT and networking are they same?.
Hi all,I want to study netwoking but I don't know which course (balgors) shoud I join to graduate as (networker) Information and Communication Technology BSc (Hon's)ORComputer Networks BSc (Hons)are these two courses are similar or there are different between themThank you
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How long do you have to stay in help-desk?
Just curious how long do you have to stay in Help-Desk to start moving into higher position such as Sys admin position or Network Admin positions? So just want to know the standard period to work in the Help-Desk and how long it took you to move up into higher positions?
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Do I take this help desk job?
So I am now working at a large printer company on a project migrating their computers from XP to 7 and the project ends in March. Figuring I'd cover my behind, I started applying for a bunch of jobs this week just in case it takes a while to find another job. They don't look to be hiring here for any PC Tech jobs (or…
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when to stop applying
I started looking for a new position over the weekend. I applied to 7 jobs that fit either what I am doing now or what I want to be doing. At this point I have had phone interviews with 5 of the 7. At what point do you typically stop looking and concentrate on the positions you are interviewing for. 3 positions local, one…
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Do you put your full address on job sites?
Do you guys put your full address when submitting your resume to websites like monster and careerbuilder ?
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College: Certificate of Completion questions
Background: I was going to school to get my Associates and while doing so I completed 2 certificate of completions, but did not get my associated prior to transferring to wgu. My question is two fold - do i put these on my resume or are they just something i hang on the wall and think of how close i was to my associates…
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Question about jobs
How do you look for work without working with a recruiter? Every job i apply to on job boards (DICE, Indeed, Glass door) i get calls from recruiters. I am currently working with 5 different recruiters and all of them seem more interested in who were my contact at my old job.
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Career Goals!! Need help.
Here is my situation. I have four years of IT experience. I started in IT by going to college and majoring in Information Systems. I have a bachelors degree and started off my IT career by replacing and upgrading RAM on laptops and desktops on military bases. From then, I went on to do tech refresh for about two years.…
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people making higher salary do you guys keep increasing
Hello All I see that in the IT industry alot of young people with 4 to 6 years of experience making 100k and in my opinion its very easy to do so if you are a job hopper who lives in a decent area. Just wondering will this keep going up or will it stop at some point or even decrease has anyone expected things to change?
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Monster , Careerbuilder , Dice , and wherever else. Where do you get the most views?
Where do you guys tend to get the most views on your resume ? After about 3 weeks here is what I'll have Monster: 4-10 CareerBuilder: 30-50 Dice: 4-7 Me: Tier 2 Service Desk Guy Now if you apply for positions I've noticed that makes your views go up, I didn't apply for any positions in those numbers. But even after…
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College Degree: I realize I have made a mistake...
It may sound like I'm complaining. I think, however, that this is something every college student wanting to get into IT should read. It was not until my senior year that I realized what I wanted to do. Although I was a Finance major by this time, I had taken some computer science courses. I did not know what was necessary…
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Just graduated, now what? Need some help
Hey guys, first post here. I graduated with a BS in Information Systems, do you think it is worth it for me to study for the A+ and get certified?. I don't have any work experience in the IT field job yet. My guess is to get an entry level job such as IT support or Help Desk to start my career. I don't know if the Comptia…
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Tips to find IT jobs on job boards?
Hey guys, Currently I do desktop support/Jr. Exchange work. My current job pays me crap worst yet they just hired two people from the outside to be the Exchange admins. Seems like management has a hard time recognizing the talent that they have ... I've been having a difficult time finding relevant jobs with the keyword I…
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I need your advice.
Hello guys, Thank you for reading my post. I am sure many of you guys started from where I am so I need your advice. I was honorable discharged from the Marine Corp after four years in active duty as Infantry rifleman and now I am currently attending community college to transfer to GMU. I am studying for applied…
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Taking leave of absence from WGU?
Hey all, I want to ask any current or former WGU students on their experiences with taking a leave of absence from WGU and if they even allow that? A loved one of mine just passed away and I will need to take some time off school to attend to more important matters. Does anyone know if WGU allows bereavement leave or any…
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Using certification logos on your resume?
I'm working on updating my resume for job applications before I finish school. I recently passed my CCNA and Security+ exams, and I'm wondering what people think about adding certification logos to resumes. Should you add the logos to your resume, and if so, how? I keep two templates of my resume, one for ATS systems…
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Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
I'm currently just starting out in the IT field as a Help Desk agent. In 5 years I'm hoping to be either in school finishing up a degree or working with an IT Security firm as a Jr. Network Security Analyst. What about you? Where do you see yourself in 5 years in your job or education?
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Resume Guidance
Hi everyone, I have just recently updated my IT resume and I was wondering if anyone would like to proofread it and offer any suggestions. I am currently not A+ certified yet, but I have included that I am currently studying for it in my cover letter. Any help would be appreciated.
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4-Year College @ Seattle, WA Area
In case no one has seen, Bellevue College offers a 4-year degree path for IT Professionals that's <20,000 USD. You can specialize in one of 4 different areas. Currently the college offers great Associates in Arts & Science degree's in Network Administration, General IT, etc. I think it's awesome considering I went to…
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Just asking for some bluntness since I know everyone will give it to me
Good Evening, I just graduated in Dec with my Bachelors. My current job hasn't changed at all and I am a crossroads of what to do to a degree. I was told congrats by some fellow co workers which was nice to hear. At this point in my life, I have still have some years of work ahead of me. My questions are these. First, do…
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Yieww got a job!
After a year looking for job every day, finally I got one! It was kind of weird LOL. No interview, just exchanged a couple of emails, filled up a table, and that's all. It seems to be a little jack of all trades administrator job. Systems, databases, virtualization and networking. Now it's time to be bussy. Job at…
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Please advise on this job offer
Hey guys. I was offered a 100% travelling desktop engineer role, 6 month contract. They pay mileage, drive time, and hotel stay as needed. I would be visiting sites and performing Windows OS migration and taking care of any issues that came up. I'm hesitant to take it because of the pay they offered and the risk involved…
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Rate my resume
What do you think of my resume? I'm not sure if it's too good...Name Address Cell # Email Summary Highly motivated individual seeking an entry-level job opportunity in the field of information technology. Interested in learning new technologies through self-study and has an understanding of both business and finance.…
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CCNP or CEH?
I'm currently working at the help desk. I got my CCNA few months ago. Unfortunately my work is unable to provide me any on the job training with the networking team, so I feel a bit stuck :/ I'm planning on going for my next cert. Should I go for CCNP or CEH? Any suggestions on which cert to go for or how to get training…
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Do Linux Skills offer different job oppertunities
Hi Folks it has been a while hope everyone is doing good forthis new year. I started a new position and it is 100% Linux and a mixture ofCisco/Dell shop, so it is a large step from my 100% Window shops; however, I amat a crossroads in my IT career. I targeted this job for the exposure to Linux,and add production skills to…
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IT Support career path
Hello, For the last 5 years I've been working as a self-employed IT Technician in London. I've been dealing with all sort of software and hardware problems of Windows and Mac OS computers. Currently I'm looking for a employment as a IT Support Technician. In most job offers for help desk\desktop\IT support it's required to…
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What area will be relatively the same in 30 years?
Ie. What field can I go into and not have to worry about switching gears 20 years down the road when I'm in my 40s/50s. And I want the field to be relatively stable, not having to worry about going from company to company. I want to grow old with it. I'm thinking Cisco Security. Another thing to think about: Innovations…
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Accepted to WGU
The application process was pretty smooth I'd say. The talk with the Enrollment Counselor was pretty smooth as well, although I had to track one down, the one assigned to me was not putting in any effort to work with me on scheduling a time. The 'assessment' was a joke to be honest. You could almost google all the math…
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To Stay or Go.
I currently work at a University where I am an "IT Specialist". I get to play with a lot of technology and learn a lot at my current position. It's basically a jack of all trade job (Admin for Storage, servers, workstations, etc.) minus networking. I got a call about a potential job at another school for a Cloud Computing…
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Job interview at bigger hospital!
OK so back in october i landed a job at a small hospital as an IT technician. It has been great and I have learned a lot but the commute is about 35 min each way and its really killing me. SO I was able to land a job interview at my local city hospital, which by the way is like 5 times bigger and is the best hospital in…
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When should I start applying for jobs if I graduate in April?
When would it be reasonable for me to start applying to jobs if I graduated at the end of April? I'd like to have something lined up before I graduate.
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how far would you commute/drive to work?
how far would you commute/drive to a job, given these factors: Position: District Technology Technician Permanent M-F, 6 Hrs./Day, 12 Mon./Yr. #345 Employing District: xxxxxxxx Unified School District Salary: $17.56-$22.42/Hr. DOE Google maps says the distance from my house to the job site is: 74.0 mi, 1 hour 18 mins In…
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Entering into IT
In 2012, I left my manufacturing job in order to care for a family member and sustained myself by trading the financial markets. During this time I have resolved common computer issues, and performed hardware and software upgrades for friends and family. Since leaving my job in 2012, I have earned the CompTIA A+, Network+,…
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Help Desk Manager
I'm trying my hand as a Help Desk Manager of a small service desk of 9 employees. I still do a fair amount of help desk issues. My biggest issue is I feel like no matter how fast I push the team to get things done, it's never going to be fast enough. Has anyone else ever been in this situation? I could ask that some tasks…
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Help With Resume - Entry Level Help Desk
Just recently passed S+ Hoping you guys could tear my resume apart before I post it to every online job board. Looking to break into IT field as first job out of college, looking for help desk/ desktop support role [h=3]NAME[/h]ADDRESS · ADRESS · # ·EMAIL…
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Helpdesk position needed
Hey everyone, I am looking for a helpdesk person to hire immediately in the Northern VA Dulles area. Anyone holds an active security clearance please let me know. Thank you
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WGU University - Financial Aid and General Questions
Greetings, I was hoping I could pick your brains for some WGU information. 1. What do you think is the fastest time one could complete their bachelors degree at WGU if they had NO prior college experience but do have many of the IT certifications listed as transferable. 2. If I own a home (do not live with parents) am 28…
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Starting out in IT
Hey you guys, I was just wondering what path I should take to start out my IT career. I am about to graduate with a B.A degree in Kinesiology, I was hoping to go into medical but doing another 4 years of school doesn't sound appealing to me at all. So now I'm going with my 2nd option which is pursuing a computer networking…
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MS in Security w/ CISSP DOD job questions
My current plan is: - Finish BS in IT Security at WGU in about a year. - Obtain CISSP - Immediately enroll in MS Security program. - Once complete, start looking for DOD Secret level positions in greater DC area. My questions are: - By that point I should have 10 years IT experience, 5 years leadership with some security.…
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At the InfoSec Career Crossroads
A little background on me: I've been working in a pure identity and access management role for the past five and a half years for a large bank/financial firm. It sucks. IAM is not really technical security nor policy/governance/compliance/audit side. It's just it's own thing, and especially for the firm I work at as we…
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Advice for InfoSec undergrad students or new grads
Hi, I've been a long time lurker on this site and there's so much beneficial information and helpful users. I am part of an infosec student group at my college. We'll be having a career information event later this month and I'm doing a short presentation on advice from infosec professionals to undergrad students. I was…
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NYC Web Development Fellowship
Link to program: http://flatironschool.com/nycworkforce1/?utm_source=Worforce1&utm_medium=Career_Bulletin&utm_campaign=Fellowship New York City is proud to offer the NYC Web Development Fellowship, designed to train Fellows with the skills necessary to start a career in web development. Graduates from the Fellowship will…
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Companies don't seem to want to hire new grads as interns...
I graduated in Spring 2013 and during that time I had a DoD contract through my school. So I pretty much worked all the way to October 2013. But since, I've been having an extremely hard time getting a job.. Honestly, the internships I've had, they started out seemingly worth it, but as time goes on, they always end up…
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Why am I not getting calls (Entry level network administrator or service/help desk)
Hi All, Getting kind of frustrated, my resume has been up for a month on monster (7) , career builder (36), and dice (7). And I'm barely getting any views/calls. If I do there for dell drive tech roles or something of the sort. I'm a PC gamer so ha-ha (joke, you'll understand what I mean if you've played a PC game upon…
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Need help from the Pros - Helpdesk Tier1 Interview
I have an initial phone interview for a Helpdesk Tier1 position. The ad states they prefer 1-2 years in desktop administration, helpdesk/tech support, PC/Mac OS, Office 365 administration, Mac product support and MS Office applications. My resume clearly states that my experience is in the medical field, zero IT experience…
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Desperate Need of Resume Help
Im trying to make the jump to a more pure networking role. Im currently a Network Tech looking to jump to a Network Admin or Jr Network Admin, or Systems Admin position etc. My resume is not very good but I actually get a lot of calls. But most of them are for positions below my level or around the same level. My resume…
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Question regarding job salary negotiation
Hey guys.. I'm currently going from "temp/contractor" to perm at my current job. Initially when I got hired as a temp I told them the salary I was looking for. Well fast forward 6 months and its time to fill out the paperwork for getting brought on to the company. When I got hired I knew how to fix computers/basic…
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Resume/Job Help needed
Thanks. Can be closed now.
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Denied Addmissions to WGU
I finally received an email in regards to my admissions to WGU. In a nutshell I was denied. The email never specified exactly why I denied. All I received was, "We acknowledge and thank you for the time you have spent applying to WGU. We have reviewed your application and, unfortunately, cannot offer you admission at this…
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Resume review please
I'm having some trouble filling out the skills section and Id like some opinions on the details that I put in next to the B.S. (amount completed, GPA). I have not had many interviews, but all of them have asked "How much is left in the degree?" I did a lot of different things at the internship, but only hit the surface of…
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work has me stressed, throwing me into the fire!
I'm the typical computer guy that friends and family go to for help. That was the extent of my experience until I started working as a driver and pc tech about 6 months ago. A few months ago, my work decided to send me to a client site to train with a co-worker but when I got there, my co-worker informed me he was leaving.…
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Tier 2 Service Desk or Help Desk Salaries in DC, NYC, Chicago, Atlanta, etc
IT Experience (Geek squad/call centers count for my purposes. Also if you have freelance/contract experience please list that separate and indicate so): Degree: Certifications: Area: Age: Field: Daily responsibilities: Salary/Hourly: Why do you think you get paid what you are paid: IT Experience: Freelance 3 years w/…
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University of Colorado at Boulder - anyone been there?
Anyone have any experience with this school? Telecommunications Master Degree | College of Engineering Online at CU-Boulder I am currently enrolled in WGU's MSISA, but I am back working in Telecommunications, and I am not sure I'll be leaving... I just feel like working in Telecommunications and studying…
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Yet another resume thread
Hope you guys aren't completely sick of these yet as it seems like there have been an influx of them in the past week or two. It's that time of year where hiring picks up and I'm looking to make a change. Room for advancement is limited where I am and there's only so much Active Directory maintenance I can do. I'd like to…
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Need some suggestions for how to prepare myself for landing a job
I received my A+, Network+ and Microsoft Specialist in Windows 7 last year but i remain unemployed. I'm starting to feel I wasted my time. Can anyone give me any advice of what I'm doing wrong?
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Sr Network Engineer Opening in Raliegh NC
Thought I would post this and see if anyone is interested. We are a medium sized company. This position would be supporting the SaaS arm of the business in our datacenters. here's the basics of the posting: Essential Responsibilities: - Primary responsibility supporting, designing and implementing technology for large…
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Thanks ITIL!
I am sitting for the ITIL Foundations exam tomorrow, but have it listed on my resume as "Self Study" and "Expected completion: January 2014". I just finished a phone interview to a job I applied to last Friday for a "Support Analyst" position and the interviewer mentioned they follow ITIL processes and that little snippet…
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MBA exploration
Trying to figure out my education plan for the next couple of years. I'm looking for a book, website, etc that talks about what an MBA program is like, why someone would consider it, how it may help a career, etc. I have been looking around but the resources I keep finding are for getting admitted to an MBA program or…
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Getting frustrated over job hunting
Not sure what the recruiters or hiring managers expect from job applicants. This is definitely last time I'm paying for priority mail to send out my resume and cover letter for a job I think I will, at least, get a call for interview... Just something I needed to vent out. I guess I will continue going to school, and get…
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Spinning my wheels? IT Certification Confusion
Hi Guys/Gals, I've recently been through a job change. I am working right now, but I'd like to move out of this lower level position into something similar to my old job title. I've been trying to wrap my head around what certifications would backup my previous 4 years as a systems administrator. I have my A+, Network+…
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Moving up to a more technical role, I'm excited!
First off, I want to thank the Tech Exams community. I have been a long time reader and only recently have I begun posting. Everybody here is absolutely the best - encouraging, driven to learn, and self-motivated. I would not have learned nearly as much as I have without this forum. I have been a 'L1' technical support…
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What should I know about Active Directory in order to get an entry level job?
During my degree I didn't learn anything about server administration, and hence, anything about AD. Looking for entry level jobs, most of the ones that are not related to programming require some sort of knowledge of Active Directory. So, in your opinion, what should I know about AD (usage, theory I know already) prior to…
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Nervous about interview. Argh!
Hey Folks, So I've been looking for a change for quite a while. Finally got called for an interview at a local university, where I worked as a student. I currently work in healthcare IT. It is very hectic, and I'm stressed to the max. I'm hoping working in higher ed. would be less stressful. It's a desktop tech job, so I…
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Volunteer job sites, help needed
As you can see in this thread http://www.techexams.net/forums/jobs-degrees/95988-new-immigrant-any-advice-would-helpful.html I have been jobless for about two months since I came to the United States. Anyway, after some advice some people told me, that volunteer jobs in IT is something I might do till I get a real job. I…
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dead end job?
I work maintenance at a factory pays very good for no degree and is easy. Im 24 so everyone tells me im crazy to think of leaving but iv been doing this since i was 18. I just started at a new plant but its pretty much the same as my last job. I get no satifaction or joy outta it, i make junk food so im not helping people.…
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No jobs.
I have applied to numerous jobs for which I believe I am qualified with no luck. Even basic positions only requiring a A+ certification. I figure even if my resume was completely screwed up, I would have received a call. I have about six years of experience and numerous certs. I can't help but think of all the new…
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How to list skills in a resume
I asked this some days ago in the "Resumes Dos and Don'ts "post, but as nobody answered I'm opening a new thread specific for this question to see whether it has more attention. From the point of view of a recruiter, do you prefer to read a list of skills or an explanation about the skills? Let me explain myself. For…
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Hiding Your Knowledge
Have any of you felt that it was necessary to hide your knowledge to be successful in certain positions? Also, any elaboration as to why you felt this need would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.
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I know EVERYTHING there is to know about computers
Gotcha! And after viewing the attachment, you'll see that nothing could be further from the truth. That's right guys, it's another lame 'critique my resume' request. If you have a min or two, please take a gander and rip it apart for me. Thanks!
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cover letter help
i keep reading about having a solid cover letter can help you getting hired, well i dont have one period lol so i was wondering if someone can give me a good resource for writing a solid cover letter
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How to approach a supervisor about a promotion
Wondering what the best way is to approach my manager about possibly getting bumped up to the same level (Tier) as my team without coming off as entitled, any suggestions? All feedback is much appreciated - Thanks!
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ISP vs. MSP
Looking for some insight on this, as I'm still a little green to the IT field (about 2 years experience). I have an idea of what I want to do, but want to hear the opinion of others more experienced than me. I'm in the fortunate position right now of looking at 2 job offers. One is with an MSP/Consulting company, and the…
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Reality Check
So as some of you know I'm pursuing the occupation of pentester/sec researcher. My ultimate goal would be malware analyst/monitoring global threats/research. It seems that nowadays everybody wants to be a l33t h@x0r cyber security <insert buzzword> etc etc...I blame TV. I was browsing IT books at a store and some dude asks…
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Completed a graduate certificate in cyber security!
So I recently completed a graduate certificate in cyber security as a part of my masters program. If you had told me 10 years ago that I would be at this point I would not have believed it. Only 6 classes left to finish the masters!
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Become a Software Engineer....make Millions!
A Google Programmer 'Blew Off' A $500,000 Salary At A Startup A little motivation for aspiring software engineers.
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Vet Resume Assistance
Hey everyone, I recently transitioned from the military, in September, and I've been getting some bites but not really what I'm looking for but I was wondering if anyone would be able to give me a little advice on my resume. I feel like my biggest problem right now is translating the work I did into the civilian sector.…
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A new immigrant, any advice would be helpful.
Hello, My name is Omar and I am from Egypt. I was graduated from university with a bachelor's degree in Information Engineering & Technology (Network's concentration) about 18 months ago. During university I did two 6 weeks internships as a Field Network Engineer but the job duties were more like 1st and then 2nd line of…
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Are companies open to out of state folks?
Wondering what your experiences have been? Does the position matter? Help Desk vs System Engineer? Thanks for feedback.
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Possible demands for new job counter offer
Hey guys, I was just given an offer for a job (within the same organization) that I'm considering leaving my current position for. Although during initial interview they mentioned 50K would be the max salary, the are offering 53K along with a new title and a new object code - technical to administrative. My current…
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Career Advice for Networking positions
Hello, all. I been working as a IT tech position for total of 2 years so far, where responsiblities resemble a tier 3 help desk and maybe a jr. sys admin. I really have passion for networking and networking security, and I love what I learned in CCNA and currently learning from CCNA:S. I want to get in to the career along…
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Best answers to keep confidential when being asked by an employer for interview
I know there are certain things an employer needs to know. However, there are a couple questions in particular I ask myself if I should answer when interviewed. Moreso because the employer is using the info for hiring leverage rather than needed info. For example, should I really be telling the company my current salary? I…
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I am on the right track?
I just finished my first semester in my AAS in information technology program at my local community college (after spending more than two years as a 1st level tech support rep for AT&T Wireless). I just setup two volunteer gigs for the next few months. The first one is with a community center where I am going to be working…
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Business Casual Interview
I have an interview coming for a Jr sys admin position. The guy said in his email that it is a business casual interview. Should I still wear a suit? Just shirt and tie?
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WGU CNSS 4011 and 4012 Certificate
I got my diploma in the mail last week for my Masters degree (took longer than it should have) and along with the degree was a certificate that said I completed the requirements for CNSS 4011 and 4012. Dumb question but is it just a fancy acknowledgement from WGU? Does the document mean much else besides that? I read up on…
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Hiring in Baton Rouge, LA for Level I and II Service Desk
All, My company is currently hiring for Level 1 & 2 Service Desk. Pasting the job description below. If you are interested PM me. Corey Level 1 and Level 2 Job Duties:* Proficient to expert knowledge of Microsoft desktop OS * Proficient to expert knowledge of Microsoft Office support * Proficient to expert knowledge of…
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What am I qualified for?
Certifications I currently have: VCP5, CCNA Sec, Win7, CASP, Net, Sec, A+, and 1 more exam to complete MCSA 12. I have over six years of experience as a sys admin as well. I'm currently unemployed and looking for work everywhere. I tried admin, engineer, help desk, and desktop support. My resume is free of errors and…
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Confused on WGU Concentrations!
OK, I got ready to enroll in WGU last year and life happened. My mother got ill and passed away. My MIL was ill and had to give up her house and move in with her son. Now life has settled down and I AM going to enroll, no ifs, ands, or buts! I studied for and passed Security+ test. My main question remains about the…
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Need Help with Exchange Assessment
Hey guys I have been interviewing for a new system admin position that will put me at a position dealing with more advanced technology (currently at a help desk/junior system admin role) and one of the requirements is to know Microsoft Exchange. I haven't used it before in the working world yet as my current firm uses…
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Simply Awesome
Hello Techexams fam, I have browsed these forums quite a bit over the past few years and I must say, this place is great. I passed my 70-685 today (966) and before I could express my excitement, I found out I got my first "real" IT job! I have been through many ups and downs over the past few years and finally I am…
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Please help me with my CV
Hello everyone! I’m from Israel. Recently I have been looking for a job in position of Help Desk or System Administrator and I've stumbled upon many ads that require good English knowledge and therefore ask for CVs written in English. My English is not very bad, but because I'm not a native speaker there may be spelling…
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Network Operations Engineer interview questions?
Hello, Have an interview coming up soon and was wondering about the types of questions that could be asked? I know some of the guys here are probably working in similar positions or planing on geting into similar role so just said i would ask. Thanks in advance.
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Masters Degree - Does it really matter where you get it from?
Okay I know posts similar to this one have probably been beaten to death but I have to ask. I'm currently working as a DoD contractor and I'm going to start an MS program soon and during my research of different schools it dawned on me: does it really matter where my MS comes from? It's really just a compliment to my…
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Interesting Degree Statistics
This is part of the reason I set out to finish my BS, and want to move into an MS program. Helps put into perspective how a degree can help set you apart: Educational attainment in the United States, Age 25 and Over (2012): [TH]Education[/TH] [TH]Percentage[/TH] High school graduate 87.65% Some college 57.28% Associate's…
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Thoughts on B.S Business — Information Tech nology Management
Good morning techies, what are your thoughts on a B.S Business — Information Technology Management, from WGU? I'm taking some classes from the Network Admin program, that means I'll be transferring to the program if I get a favorable response. The reason I'm asking is I just took a project coordinator position, and I…
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network engineers on the international level
Are network engineers sought after on the international level by international companies? Ever heard of an international network engineer?
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What would you choose
So I have two concrete job offers right now and it's kind of hard to decide between the two. One is a straight unix sysadmin role at Oracle, which seems pretty interesting. It's offering 10% more pay and the commute is short. The other is a devops position with an established startup. The work here is definitely more to my…
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Signing a time commitment
So the other primary Windows/VMware guy at work put in notice today. Our Head network engineer also put in notice at the 1st of the year. I am being offered to move into a more Sr. Windows/VMware role. I have already taken the lead for Windows and don't really have any concern there. My VMware skills/Exp are pretty solid,…