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So it begins...

phantasm

Well my wife just accepted a position in MD starting the end of August. I had an interview with SAIC but they canceled the job posting before I flew into town for my final interview. So here I sit, 5 weeks out and looking for work, again. lol.

So, anyone know what MD has to offer a guy with a CCNA and 3yrs of documented IT experience most of which is in a NOC providing core network support? Dice and the usual suspects show a lot of openings, but few that look to be in my range.... man I hate job hunting.

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Devilsbane

phantasm wrote: »

but few that look to be in my range....

Well make them in your range. Companies hire underqualified people all the time, as long as they are motivated and willing to learn.

phantasm

Devilsbane wrote: »

Well make them in your range. Companies hire underqualified people all the time, as long as they are motivated and willing to learn.

Oh I plan to. Once the Sec+ is done I'm doing the MCITP:SA so I can show at least something for Windows admin. I just need to find something for the time being. I applied for a very good job in my opinion, however I meet maybe 70% of their requirements. So all I can do is hope.

BradleyHU

where in MD? saying MD is vague...cuz you could mean B-more area, or you could mean DC area. and if you're super close to DC, you might as well look in DC & NoVa as well....

phantasm

BradleyHU wrote: »

where in MD? saying MD is vague...cuz you could mean B-more area, or you could mean DC area. and if you're super close to DC, you might as well look in DC & NoVa as well....

Frederick area. Out in western Maryland. Baltimore is a slight commute but not bad, DC is out of the question. Commuting into Northern VA and South Western PA is not out of the question either.