need a part time job to gain experience for my certs.
kypumper
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I like my full time job I work for a telephone company and get to provision, troubleshoot SONET equipment and provision T1 wan circuits to business customers around the city. I also run a computer business, but i don't have many business customers mainly residental clients that have spyware or virus problems. The problem I am having is I need some more experience administrating networks other than my personal server and clients at my house to practice on. What is a good place to work to gain some server administration experience? I would think my knowledge of wan networking would help, but so far it hasn't. I guess I could have a worse problem no job atall though.
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s0c0
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Monster.com, Dice.com, local newspaper, and people you know are the best places to find jobs. Your WAN experience should help. Ofcourse the job market could suck where you live...so where do you live?
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bighusker
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It can sometimes be hard to find part-time work in the IT industry. Just depends on who's hiring and what the market is like in your area.
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It's going to be somewhat difficult to jump into an admin position where you're over a companies servers, without some experience doing that.
If you don't have that experience or credentials, most likely you'll have to move up within a company.
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Plantwiz
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kypumper wrote:The problem I am having is I need some more experience administrating networks other than my personal server and clients at my house to practice on. What is a good place to work to gain some server administration experience?
Why not work on your own? Start your own little consulting business and be the 'IT' department for small businesses around your area.Plantwiz
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keatron
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Good suggestion from Plantwiz. As long as you know what you're doing and don't screw anyone over you'll do fine doing that. -
kypumper
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I am gaining more confidence the more I study. I have learned alot about DNS servers the last 2 weeks hopefully Friday I will be a MCSA and then I can advertise that fact.I love the Search Function!
