*do a little dance*
nuglobe
Member Posts: 190
I got a job. I will be an "operations intern" at one of the data centers for my company. My pay starts out at $16 but when I complete the MCSE I will get a $4 raise.
I'm thinking that I was lucky. Six months ago I didn't know the difference from a router and a switch, but I studied and was able to answer all the questions that they asked during the three interviews.
I'm thinking that I was lucky. Six months ago I didn't know the difference from a router and a switch, but I studied and was able to answer all the questions that they asked during the three interviews.
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blargoe Member Posts: 4,174 ■■■■■■■■■□Count yourself fortunate, and hit the ground running my friend! Congrats!IT guy since 12/00
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famosbrown Member Posts: 637Good job!! Your hard work and studying got you that job. YOu got the interview, you nailed the questions, and now you have the job.
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zenzen Member Posts: 69 ■■□□□□□□□□wow 20 dollars an hour in the near future, that's great to hear! I hope I am as lucky as you to get such a good paying job to start out with room to grow as well.
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nuglobe Member Posts: 190Yeah, one of the best parts is that I get to do what I want for the most part. They said that if I am interested in any aspect of the system or network... just ask the person in charge of that area and he will help me learn it.GenshiroGuide: My blog about things I found useful. Now with videos.
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zenzen Member Posts: 69 ■■□□□□□□□□sounds like you have some good people in charge. Only a few weeks until I'm ready to float my resume around, and if I'm as lucky as you that means a month until I get a core 2 duo system buaha
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Slowhand Mod Posts: 5,161 ModThat's really great, man. Sounds like you've gotten into a good thing, and the fact that they're willing to let you grow in the direction you want also sounds pretty good. It's similar to where I work, actually, where they want me to "learn everything, but find my niche". I hope you enjoy the experience, and I can't say that I'm not jealous of the payscale. Feels good to really see the fruits of your labors, doesn't it, having gone from "nothing" to a sys admin in a relatively short amount of time?
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royal Member Posts: 3,352 ■■■■□□□□□□Sounds like a great opportunity. Especially the part where they say if you want to learn a specific part about the network, just ask the person in charge. A grat learning opportunity with room for advancement, as well as a good pay for starters. Work hard at this job. It is the ticket to your future. I'm sure you already know this though. Again, good job!“For success, attitude is equally as important as ability.” - Harry F. Banks
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Plantwiz Mod Posts: 5,057 ModCongratulationsPlantwiz
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nuglobe Member Posts: 190So today was my first day. It was pretty interesting. I am centered in the "NOC". The company is doing some major reworking of the datacenter so I will be spending a lot of timing adding the new servers and network infrastructure.GenshiroGuide: My blog about things I found useful. Now with videos.