would you take this opportunity/job?

just got an email about a job, project, i have no idea what it is. but this is what the email said.
so would you take that?
Lexmark Printer Installation technician *******
Location: *********************
Duration: one day (there is one printer to be installed on site)
Date: 9/15
Start: 9 am
Rate: $15/hr
Installation of Lexmark Printers. (Follow instructions attached)
IMPORTANT: Printers are HEAVY (40 lbs). Please make sure you are able to lift up to 40 lbs,
REQUIREMENTS
RELIABILITY
Min of one technical certs: A+, Net+, MCP, etc.
One (1) plus years of experience in technical field
Superb interpersonal (people) skills
Please email us your resume in Word.doc format if you meet the required qualifications and
would like to be considered for this opportunity.
so would you take that?
Comments
Pass
They require you to have Network+ and MCP for this position ? now thats just plain absurd. A+ is overkill for this type of work too.
It says min of one cert but it still isn't worth it.
Recent: 11/2019 - RHCSA (RHEL 7); 2/2019 - Updated VCP to 6.5 (just a few days before VMware discontinued the re-cert policy...)
Working on: RHCE/Ansible
Future: Probably continued Red Hat Immersion, Possibly VCAP Design, or maybe a completely different path. Depends on job demands...
if it were me, and I was just starting out, i might look at it as a way to meet people and introduce myself. Throw a little charm in there and shake a few of the right hands. impress some people. At the end say, "i'm looking for something more permanant. maybe you might know of somebody who's looking for IT people."
the most powerful skill you can have right now in this market is networking. by that, i mean be personable, meet people, get your name out there.
I would consdrer it though if I did;nt have much experience and was trying to getinto the industry like posted above.
even if you have a few couple of day contracts your still more qualifed than the guy right outta school with zero experience....that could get you the interview over that person and then if you palyed your cards right even a job.
from what I've seen
Degree with zero experience = good luck
the market is saturate with peopel with degrees and no experience not jsut in IT either.
I used that as free advertising just tell them next time you have a problem call me (give them a business card) lol
A+ ,Network+ ,Dell 2005 F Desktops
The job may not seem difficult to most of us but you'd be surprised how many 'IT' people cannot network and set up a printer correctly or those who fumble around for hours even days to get it done.
Also it could be a political thing within the company. Many IT people do not feel they should be removalists and should not be lifting heavy things such as printers. So it might just be a way of a manager getting something done.
Either way I'd pass - $15/hour for a 1 day job AND you have to lift the thing!!
They will probably end up with a very poorly skilled person on this who screw it up and then they'll have to pay a real IT person to come in and fix it.
But seriously like the other posters, this is a service call. It's not like you're installing a whole bunch of them, that'd be a project, they're trying to get someone in on the cheap to install it.
Should I stay clear of this? Nobody at Circuit City can install a new pc?