Looking for jobs is frustrating!
georgios
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It's so hard to land an entry level job, I've been frustrated these days as money is running out. Though I'm holding A+, Network+ and MCSA, I got only one callback in three weeks. Yes, I know I'm not in US, don't have too much solid work experience, and am not native English speaker. Yes, I'm just complaining......
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olaHalo
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If you have no job then just get a job.
You can continue to apply for entry level IT jobs while you work and make money elsewhere.
Youll get a call eventually. And it always looks better to be working already than to be out of work. -
jamesleecoleman
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Get a job like olaHalo wrote...
Volunteer and work on projects at home that deal with IT stuff.
You can put your volunteer experience on your resume if you need to put the experience on there but just make sure that it is written for volunteer experience and not work experience.Booya!!
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snunez889
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Dont give up.. It took me a while to finally land my first IT job.